Software Requirements
Software requirements analysis and documentation (SRS)
Most software projects fail not because of code but because of vague requirements. We discover, analyse and document functional and non-functional requirements with your stakeholders, so everyone knows what is being built, why, and how success is measured.
Why this service
Accurate estimates
A clear scope means predictable cost and time.
Fewer mid-project changes
Ambiguity is resolved before development starts.
Testable
Every requirement has clear acceptance criteria.
Team-independent
Any development team can build from the document.
How we do it
Discovery and interviews
We gather goals and constraints from stakeholders and users.
Modelling
We model use cases, flows and data with UML.
SRS documentation
We write functional and non-functional requirements with acceptance criteria.
Validation
We review with stakeholders and confirm with a prototype.
What you get
- Software requirements specification (SRS)
- Use case and UML diagrams
- Acceptance criteria
- Estimate and phasing
Frequently asked questions
What is an SRS?
A software requirements specification: a complete description of what the system must do and the quality it must have.
Functional vs non-functional requirements?
Functional is what the system does; non-functional is how fast, secure and reliable it does it.
How long does this phase take?
One to four weeks for most projects, depending on stakeholders and complexity.
Do you also build from the document?
Yes, but the document is written so any team can use it.
Tell us about your project
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