Business Analysis

Requirements Engineering & Specifications

Knowing exactly what features and functionalities a customer wants in a new app is quite challenging for a software development team. To avoid any misunderstandings, Soaflow business anaysts accompany you and your software development team in defining project requirements: both functional and non-functional requirements for the future application.

Contact us today to discuss how we can support your projects business analysis and requirements engineering needs.

Well-defined functional and non-functional requirements help software developers to build the product that exactly corresponds to your companies needs.

Functional and non-functional requirements define the scope of work for a project. Your software developers need to keep up with this scope to develop an application within its timeframe and budget.

Our team of busines analysts have deep industry experience to precisely define your projects requirments and scope.

Functional Specifcation

The functional requirements can be divided into three groups:

  • Business Requirements
  • User Requirements
  • System Requirements
Non-functional Specifcation

Non-functional requirements include:

  • Usability
  • Availability
  • Security
  • Performance
  • Reliability
  • Recoverability
  • Scalability
  • Supportability
  • Capacity
Requirements Matrix

The matrix enables you to analyze, create, and modify relationships between Requirements and other design elements. It is especially valuable that you can display relationships, perform gap and coverage analysis.

  • Inscope Requirements
  • Out-of-scope Requirements
  • Gap Analysis
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