Service
Discovery & Scoping
Who this is for
Founders and technology leads with unresolved scope or feasibility.
A discovery engagement should produce a decision, not simply a longer feature list.
Bring stakeholders, workflow evidence and constraints into a bounded discovery engagement. Agree the decision to make, the useful outputs and the outstanding risks before moving to delivery.
Discuss discoveryScope and outputs
Use these as a starting point for the engagement. Inclusions, estimates and acceptance criteria are agreed for your project.
Problem statement and workflow scope
Technical options, assumptions and risks
Estimate range and go/no-go recommendation
Capabilities to scope
- Requirements Gathering
- Technical Feasibility Study
- User Research
- Project Planning
- Cost Estimation
Tools and timeline
Technology choices depend on fit: Workshops · Prototyping · Documentation · Research.
Discovery duration agreed around the decisions and inputs required.
A delivery process to agree
- 01
Identify the decision and gather stakeholders and existing materials.
- 02
Review users, workflows, integrations and constraints.
- 03
Explore the riskiest assumptions through appropriate analysis or prototypes.
- 04
Agree a scope, outstanding risks and the next funding or delivery decision.
AI can assist suitable drafting, exploration or repetitive work. The agreed process must retain engineering review, meaningful validation and a responsible release owner. Tool and data permissions are agreed before using project material.
Relevant delivery examples
Questions to resolve before starting
- Who can make scope and commercial decisions?
- Which existing systems or constraints need review?
- What evidence would justify moving to a build?
If requirements are still uncertain, start with discovery and scoping.
Questions about this engagement
- What does discovery and scoping produce?
- Agree the decision to make and the inputs required first. Outputs may include requirements, feasibility findings, a bounded scope, planning assumptions and outstanding risks. The useful deliverables and timing depend on the engagement.
- Does discovery commit us to a full software build?
- Discovery resolves requirements and feasibility questions before a build commitment. Review the findings, remaining risks and proposed scope before deciding on the next engagement.
Discuss a focused software engagement
Tell us the problem, users and constraints. We can discuss whether discovery, a first release or a system improvement is the right next step.
Discuss your project scope