Roadmap for H1 2024

[aronmolnar]

After we told you how we prioritize SysReptor features in 2024, let's get concrete.

Here's our roadmap for the next months. The measures are prioritized by importance and efforts.

• Count active SysReptor installations / users
• Version history diff view + consolidated history view per project
• reptor CLI tool: Nessus, Burp import functionalities
• Define default notes structure in report design (Empty default note view #113)
• Import and export notes structures
• In-app notifications about available updates (Notification about updates #141)
• Share PDF reports and files with customers with link to SysReptor (Document sharing via SysReptor #122)
• Status flag for designs (in-progress, ready-for-review, needs improvement, finished, deprecated)
• Concurrent editing of findings and notes
• Commenting on text (Commenting on text #124, Improvement for the review process.  #97)

Further ideas

This is a feature collection we think of addressing. It's not clear that we will ever implement them.
We will prioritize after the current roadmap is done:

• E-Mail notifications (E-Mail notifications: collection of triggers #96)
• User permissions per project (Working on customer's infrastructure: restrict user permissions to one project #120)
• Plugin system (ideas: Cyberchef, password manager integration, vulnerability scan imports, etc.)
• Improvements in license key management
• SysReptor image to Docker Hub
• Versioning of designs
• In-app notifications about missing or failed backups
• Basic CRM functionalities (offers, invoices, etc.)
• Read-only users

[danymat]

Hello, thank you for this H1 roadmap (and the already provided releases). Just a small request: could you precise (both here and in the releases description) what are the pro-only functionalities and the community ones ?

[aronmolnar]

Yes we'll do this.
You find a brief comparison at https://docs.sysreptor.com/features-and-pricing/

[aronmolnar]

Done in #238
I hope this helps.

[danymat]

Thanks, it is perfect. (indeed, on release of 2024.28 I was not aware that collaborative was a pro feature. One more reason to push towards pro, you smart pentesters 🕺🏻 )

[aronmolnar]

We neither, to be honest.
It is not always obvious how or if to restrict features and if it's technically feasible.