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Post by dicsosakil527 on Jan 17, 2024 0:08:07 GMT -5
To make it easier for the customer and contractor to draw up business requirements for the marketplace, use clarifying questions: Product/Service – What product do you offer? What are the characteristics of the product? What is included in the price of the product? Users – Who are your users (sellers, buyers, administrators, marketplace managers)? What are their functions? Customer Journey Map (CJM) – What actions does a customer take to buy your product? What response does the seller take? We talked in detail about CJM for B2B and B2C earlier. Registration of site visitors - What is the registration algorithm and what data does the user indicate when registering? Personal accounts of users and vendors - What is the appearance of the account and what functionality is available in the profile? Integrations Asia Mobile Number List with other systems – What third-party systems do you need to integrate with (banking, legal, etc.)? The list of questions may be wider; we have listed only a few. To more accurately formulate business requirements, use clarifying questions. Who collects primary business requirements? The collection of primary business requirements can be carried out by the team that will develop the product, or the customer can do it independently if he has the necessary competence/has the appropriate specialists on staff. Another option is to outsource. If a company collects business requirements independently, then the following stakeholders are involved: sellers on the marketplace and the department for attracting vendors, the marketing department, accounting, lawyers; IT specialists, security department, invited experts if necessary. Algorithm for collecting business requirements Brief.
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