Write requirements in business terms and separate needs from preferences.
Use case / Software planning
Choose the approach before committing to the tool.
Buying software, connecting existing systems, and building something new create different commitments. GenXus is being designed to make those choices understandable in the context of your business.
A realistic starting point.
Illustrative scenario
A business needs a better way to coordinate work across a few existing tools. A useful comparison might show when a configuration change is enough, when an existing product fits, and when a custom application is justified.
Product scenario: a concrete illustration of the workflow GenXus is being built to support.
Questions that shape a useful solution.
- What must the solution accomplish, and what is optional?
- What existing systems and processes does it need to fit?
- Which setup, recurring, support, and change costs matter?
- Who will operate the solution, and what will they need to maintain it?
What an actionable outcome could include.
Compare improve, buy, integrate, and build options with explicit assumptions.
Choose a bounded scope, review the tradeoffs, and approve a plan before implementation.
Discuss this need today.
GenXus is in private development. Andrew can discuss the business need through AAG’s founder-led consulting practice, including the appropriate scope and responsibilities. Using GenXus is not a requirement for an engagement.
Start with the business need
What should work better?
You do not need a technical brief. Bring the workflow, the frustration, or the idea.