New Product

**WHY - VISION & PURPOSE**

- **What problem are you solving and for whom?**: *Describe the specific problem your application addresses and the target users it serves.*
- **What does your application do?**: *Provide a concise overview of your application's core functionality and purpose.*
- **Who will use it?**: *Define your primary user personas and their key characteristics.*
- **Why will they use it instead of alternatives?**: *Explain your product's unique value proposition and competitive advantages.*

**WHAT - CORE REQUIREMENTS**

- **What must your application do?**: *List the specific behaviors and functions required, starting with "System must..." or "Users must be able to..."*
- **What actions need to happen?**: *Detail the key workflows and processes that must be supported.*
- **What should the outcomes be?**: *Describe the expected results of these actions for users and the business.*

**HOW - PLANNING & IMPLEMENTATION**

- **What are the required stack components?**: *Specify frontend, backend, integration, and infrastructure requirements.*
- **What are the system requirements?**: *Detail performance needs, security requirements, scalability expectations, reliability targets, and integration constraints.*
- **What are the key user flows?**: *Describe the essential journeys users will take through your application, including entry points, key steps/interactions, success criteria, and alternative flows.*
- **What are the core interfaces?**: *List the main interfaces users will interact with, including their primary purpose, key functionality, critical components, and user interactions.*

**BUSINESS REQUIREMENTS**

- **What are your access and authentication needs?**: *Detail user types, authentication requirements, and access control needs.*
- **What business rules must be followed?**: *Document any non-negotiable rules including data validation, process requirements, compliance needs, and service level expectations.*
- **What are your implementation priorities?**: *Categorize features by high, medium, and lower priority to guide development focus.*