Start Here If
- You have AI pilots, proofs of concept or a use-case backlog that has not reached production
- A named business owner wants one workflow solved
- You need a buildable scope before committing a delivery budget
SKU-01 · Solution Definition Sprint
From Business ProblemTo Buildable Scope
In one focused sprint, a business problem becomes a defined application: requirements, domain model, architecture, the closest existing foundation and the exact delta to build.
Deliverables
What You Get
A scope you can make a build decision on, not a slide deck.
- Business problem definition
- Business requirements and user stories
- Domain model and bounded contexts
- Workflows, as-is and to-be
- Integration map
- API architecture and target architecture
- The relevant application foundation(s) from the inventory
- The requirements delta: what is configured, what is extended, what is new
- Implementation scope and an AI Production Sprint recommendation
Approach
How the Sprint Runs
01
Frame
Agree the business outcome, users and sponsor.
02
Map
Workshop the workflow and match it against the application inventory.
03
Model
Define the domain, bounded contexts, integrations and API contracts.
04
Scope
Write down the delta, the implementation plan and the production path.
Fit
Is This the Right Starting Point?
Come Back Later If
- You need AI literacy or training first (we work with training partners for that)
- No one owns the workflow yet
- You're looking for a free proof of concept
Next Step
Bring the Problem, Leave with a Scope
The sprint is where a light pre-sales conversation becomes paid solution engineering.
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