Walk through a real task
Show the request, record or customer journey and explain what makes it difficult. Identify who can approve the business rule and who will use the finished result. Use redacted or fictional examples for discovery.
Show the request, record or customer journey and explain what makes it difficult. Identify who can approve the business rule and who will use the finished result. Use redacted or fictional examples for discovery.
Set out deliverables, dependencies, account access and acceptance checks. Confirm content and provider responsibilities before treating a date as firm. Commercial terms are agreed in the proposal and contract.
A private preview gives staff something concrete to review. Use a short task, an expected result and a written decision list. Schedule live discussion when it helps several reviewers resolve a question; keep routine feedback easy to pick up asynchronously.
Confirm release approval, recovery steps, account ownership and the person checking the real workflow. Agree maintenance separately. A successful private demonstration does not replace business acceptance of the released task.
The workflow check can help identify which review conversation is needed first.