Tech Lead And Dev Ops Engineer at a healthcare company with 51-200 employees
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Mar 16, 2026
My main use case for MetricStream was that I was a developer and I prepared templates for a client while also testing the UI platform for the client. I can give a specific example of a template I prepared for a client. We had a task about what the client wanted, about the solution, about governance, about the tech template, and about SOX compliance. After we had some points, I created forms. It was basically something similar to Microsoft Forms. I prepared templates within MetricStream and took these blocks to create components together, something resembling Lego parts. When I was a developer, this was a quite narrow template, and it consisted mostly of pieces from a constructor. I created one large form for the client. However, the main issue is that if a client needs something larger or more custom, there are no tools to change these blocks. Instead, I need to create a task for the developer team. Additionally, my customer team from MetricStream is located in India. A significant issue is with technical support because for the first month, they do not have any time and they do not want to change anything. Basically, I only have access to the UI and do not have access to the code base. However, for developers preparing solutions for clients who need to make a change in the code base, it would be much easier to change our own code rather than wait two or three months.
MetricStream is a cloud-based platform providing robust audit, compliance, and risk management tools. Users enjoy features like mobile interfaces and centralized risk libraries, though some report interface flow issues and technical support challenges.MetricStream stands out for its audit, risk, and compliance capabilities, delivering customizable and standardized risk management across departments. Its comprehensive dashboards and reporting tools streamline compliance processes, reducing...
My main use case for MetricStream is for audit and risk management.
My main use case for MetricStream was that I was a developer and I prepared templates for a client while also testing the UI platform for the client. I can give a specific example of a template I prepared for a client. We had a task about what the client wanted, about the solution, about governance, about the tech template, and about SOX compliance. After we had some points, I created forms. It was basically something similar to Microsoft Forms. I prepared templates within MetricStream and took these blocks to create components together, something resembling Lego parts. When I was a developer, this was a quite narrow template, and it consisted mostly of pieces from a constructor. I created one large form for the client. However, the main issue is that if a client needs something larger or more custom, there are no tools to change these blocks. Instead, I need to create a task for the developer team. Additionally, my customer team from MetricStream is located in India. A significant issue is with technical support because for the first month, they do not have any time and they do not want to change anything. Basically, I only have access to the UI and do not have access to the code base. However, for developers preparing solutions for clients who need to make a change in the code base, it would be much easier to change our own code rather than wait two or three months.
We are system integrators. We propose solutions to the customers.
Where we are using it is for enterprise risk management and operations risk management.