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Requirements Quality Platform

From first-pass automated review to stakeholder-ready documents — every step of the requirements quality workflow, in one place.

Quality Analysis

Senior BA-Level Review, in Seconds

Paste any requirement text and receive a structured peer review — the kind a trusted Senior Business Analyst would give before a sprint begins. Every finding includes the why, not just a label: why this gap creates downstream risk, and what a developer or QA engineer will run into if it isn't resolved.

The review answers one question: can a developer implement this correctly, and can QA verify it objectively? If the answer is no, you know exactly why.

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Quality Analysis

  • Five finding categories with clear visual weight hierarchy
  • Severity scoring: Critical, High, and Medium for blocking issues
  • Overall readiness score and confidence rating per review
  • Concrete recommendations paired with every finding

Smart Follow-Up Questions

Know What to Ask the Stakeholder

Not every gap is a blocker. Requirements Forge separates Required questions (must be answered before development starts) from Recommended questions (helpful context, but development can proceed with a reasonable assumption).

Questions are written the way a BA would phrase them: as genuine stakeholder queries, not generic checklists. Stakeholders know exactly what to prioritize.

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Smart Follow-Up Questions

  • Required vs Recommended question severity split
  • Questions reference the specific language from your requirement
  • No generic boilerplate — every question is requirement-specific

Artifact Generation

From Review to Work Items

Once a requirement is reviewed, generate a complete hierarchy of work items: Epics → Features → User Stories → Acceptance Criteria, Tasks, and Test Cases. Each user story includes three Given/When/Then acceptance criteria, two implementation tasks, and two test cases.

Work items can be linked directly to review findings — so a story created to address an ambiguity is traceable back to the specific finding that surfaced it.

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Artifact Generation

  • Full hierarchy: Epic → Feature → User Story
  • Three acceptance criteria per story (Given/When/Then)
  • Two implementation tasks and two test cases per story
  • Finding-to-artifact traceability

Human Review

System Does the First Pass. You Own the Decision.

Review findings are organized across five tabs — Analysis, Questions, Recommendations, Export, and History. Navigate findings by category, use the review as a coaching tool, and refine your requirement text directly within the app.

Every review can be regenerated: update your requirement based on findings and run a fresh review with one click. The human always owns the final requirement.

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Human Review

  • Findings organized by category with severity badges
  • Edit and resubmit requirements without leaving the project
  • Regenerate review after addressing findings
  • Full submission history per project

Export

Ready for Your Project Management Tool

Export generated work items directly to Azure DevOps, Jira, Excel, or a flat CSV — in the format each tool expects. No manual reformatting.

Azure DevOps produces a two-file ZIP ready for the ADO import wizard. Jira export is a single importable CSV with configurable test case handling. Excel produces an eight-sheet workbook covering every level of the hierarchy. Generic CSV is a flat all-levels file for any other tool.

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Export

  • Azure DevOps: ZIP with two-file structure
  • Jira: CSV with configurable test case handling
  • Excel: XLSX with 8 sheets (Overview, Hierarchy, all levels)
  • Generic CSV: flat file covering all levels

Document Generation

BRD, FRD, and TRD — in Word

Generate structured business, functional, and technical requirement documents directly from a reviewed requirement. Each document is system-drafted with an executive summary, structured sections relevant to the document type, and a copy of the review findings embedded.

Documents export as Word files (.docx), ready to share with stakeholders or attach to a project management ticket. Generated from the Recommendations tab after a review completes.

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Document Generation

  • Business Requirements Document (BRD)
  • Functional Requirements Document (FRD)
  • Technical Requirements Document (TRD)
  • Review findings embedded in every document

Review Templates

Domain-Specific Review Context

Six review templates add domain-specific context to the analysis — so the review understands the platform, the expected terminology, and the common gaps for that requirement type. Available on Consultant tier.

Templates cover the six most common Microsoft ecosystem requirement types. Select a template when submitting a requirement and the review engine applies that lens on top of the standard five-category analysis.

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Review Templates

  • Customer Service Case Management (D365)
  • Field Service Work Order (D365)
  • Power Automate Flow
  • Dataverse Data Model
  • Business Central Process
  • General / Other

Project History

Track Every Review Across a Project

Requirements are organized by project. Every submission is stored with its review, score, findings, and generated artifacts. The full submission history for any project is one click away.

Group related requirements together, keep client work separate, and track which requirements have been reviewed and which still need attention. Unlimited projects on all tiers.

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Project History

  • Unlimited projects on all tiers
  • Full submission history per project
  • Most-recent submission always surfaced first
  • Source badge distinguishes system-reviewed from imported requirements

Ready to review your first requirement?

Paste a requirement and get a structured senior BA-level review in seconds. No template library to maintain. No setup required.