Get application requirements right.

Serena® Composer® is a requirements definition framework enabling business and IT collaboration. Its unique visualization and prototyping capabilities bring clarity to application requirements, allowing companies to improve quality, save time and money, reduce risk, and increase user acceptance.

A Shared Visual Taxonomy
Serena Composer visually models everything – business processes, user interfaces, system connections and application data, all in a single integrated environment designed specifically for business users. It provides an XML-based, visual taxonomy for fully describing business applications,  promoting a shared understanding for users across the application lifecycle. 

Key  capabilities include:

• Streamline business processes by modeling existing and proposed business processes and activity flows  
• Compose fully functional user interface designs to ensure a better end-user experience 
• Model connections to existing business systems to leverage what you already have while promoting service-oriented architectures (SOA)
• Construct detailed application data models to optimize data collection and storage 
• Define business, user, functional, and system requirements to complement visual models 
• Model key activity flows and interaction scenarios before and during application development 
• Auto-generate detailed business documents such as requirements and specifications 
• Publish high-fidelity application prototypes so users see exactly what they're getting 
• Capture and import existing web applications to extend their capabilities and value 
• Catalog and store business models in asset libraries so they can be shared and reused across multiple projects 
• Send models and prototypes for review via email or a Serena TeamTrack® workflow to collaborate with extended project teams  
• Integrate with Serena RTM to visualize and manage requirements from inception to implementation 
• Integrate with Microsoft Visual Studio Team Systems for development visibility into the models, prototypes and documents for the application requirements definition