* Document Review: Communicate and collaborate on Microsoft Word and Excel documents, as well as Adobe PDF files. * Lightweight Peer Code Review: Insightful, powerful code review directly in your favorite IDE that doesn't distract from your team's workflow. * Integrations You Love: With fully supported integrations with GitHub, Jira, and just about every major SCM and IDE we're seamless to work with! * Reports and Metrics: Analyze and improve your team's peer review processes based on the reviews that have been conducted. * Easy Audit Management: Extensive archiving of all peer reviews and electronic signatures ensures compliance. * Bug Tracking: Make notes, write comments, and build bug-free software through Collaborators bug tracking features.

* Reviewing code in Malevich is easy indeed. * A reviewer can see both the original as well as the new revision of a file in a browser. * To comment on a line of code, he or she simply clicks on that line, and starts typing. * Submitting comments makes them visible to the person who requested the code review, as well as to all other reviewers. * A code review starts with a (non-default) change list (in perforce), or a shelveset (in TFS). The reviewee sends it to the reviewers using a command line too called review.exe * Skinning Malevich - Out of the box, Malevich has a very pedestrian UI - it's a black on white equivalent of VT-100. Needless to say, this is something that every team that uses Malevich - even mine! - had tried to improve first. * Changing Email Templates -To customize, select the type of the templates you will use (HTML or text, you CAN mix and match), customize the right files, and copy them into the directory in your Malevich installation from where notifier runs (this would NOT be a directory under Program Files). * Website parameters - Malevich supports several options that allow the administrator to fine-tune the exact look and feel of the web site. * Malevich and external tools - Malevich has several features that allow integrating it into existing software development tools, such as source control installations, bug databases, patch tools, etc.