Scope readiness
Paid per ReviewNo account needed to buyRequirement Doctor
Turn vague requirements into the questions worth asking and the wording that means one thing.
Drafts the clarification pack, the proposed rewrites and the assumption register a weak requirement set needs, ordered by what each gap changes.
- A question, not a concernEach gap becomes the specific clarification that settles it, addressed to the role that can answer.
- Wording beside the originalProposed rewrites are shown next to the sentence they replace, never applied for you.
- Ordered by consequenceQuestions that change scope or price come first, by a published rule rather than a guess.
1 Review included
Methodology
How Requirement Doctor reviews a requirement set
A published rule for what matters first, applied identically to every requirement set.
Not sure your scope is complete yet? The free Scope Readiness Checker tells you what is missing. Requirement Doctor drafts what to do about it.
How a review is produced
Using it
Requirement text you review is read by an external processing service on KnownShift’s behalf; the ordering, tiers and exports are calculated on KnownShift’s servers. How KnownShift handles your data
Once the questions are answered, size the work.
Requirement Doctor closes the gaps that make an estimate indefensible. The Project Effort & Timeline Estimator then turns the settled scope into effort, a team shape and a delivery date, with the assumptions stated rather than buried.
Evaluating this for a team? Discuss team or enterprise use with the KnownShift team.