BR (Business Requirement) or BRD (Business Requirement Document):
These are high level business requirements and high level use cases. They are directly associated with business goal. The document consist of business and stakeholder requirement / needs.
After the elicitation session, confirmation and agreement, this BR are approved.
Prepared by Business side Business Analyst.
Ex:
FR (Functional Requirement) or FRD (Functional Requirement Document) or SRS (System Requirement Specifications):
These are detailed system (or solution) requirement. These are also mentioned as capacity and condition or functional and non-functional requirements. In addition, it will have technical constraints, and data requirements in the form of input and output.
This is typically prepared by IT-side BA
Example: Consider above example, the Functional requirements will further specified in terms of
what system will do to fulfill this business requirement.
In addtion, it will have background color, size of the input box, capacity of system to handle number concurrent transfers or customers. and security feature.
These are high level business requirements and high level use cases. They are directly associated with business goal. The document consist of business and stakeholder requirement / needs.
After the elicitation session, confirmation and agreement, this BR are approved.
Prepared by Business side Business Analyst.
Ex:
- Business goal: To provide online fund transfer facility to the exiting customer.
- Stakeholder Goal: How it should be done?
- Customer will specify their needs/preference +
- Operations - will specify the process
- Auditor - will verify if it is in-line with internal quality standards
- Compliance - will validate if it fulfills regulatory needs
- Design: Proces diagram + high level use cases
FR (Functional Requirement) or FRD (Functional Requirement Document) or SRS (System Requirement Specifications):
These are detailed system (or solution) requirement. These are also mentioned as capacity and condition or functional and non-functional requirements. In addition, it will have technical constraints, and data requirements in the form of input and output.
This is typically prepared by IT-side BA
Example: Consider above example, the Functional requirements will further specified in terms of
what system will do to fulfill this business requirement.
- To provide drop down menu to select beneficiary
- To provide Input box to provide for the customer to enter the transfer amount..
- Data: input and output data
- Use Cases: Detailed level
In addtion, it will have background color, size of the input box, capacity of system to handle number concurrent transfers or customers. and security feature.
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