Confluence Product Requirement Creator-AI-powered product requirement tool

Example

A product owner needs to draft a user story for adding a new login feature to a mobile app. CPRC assists by generating a complete user story that includes both the business context and specific functionality required, along with the expected outcome.

Scenario

In this scenario, the product owner inputs the feature description and target user goals into the CPRC, and it automatically produces a structured user story, ensuring that nothing is overlooked. This saves time and ensures that all stakeholders, including developers and testers, are aligned.

Example

When specifying a new search functionality in an e-commerce website, the product manager uses CPRC to auto-generate acceptance criteria based on the desired behavior, such as 'Search results should display within 2 seconds,' 'Users should be able to filter results by price,' and 'Results should be sorted by relevance by default.'

Scenario

The acceptance criteria function ensures that each user story is accompanied by testable requirements, which can be directly handed off to QA teams for validation. This helps avoid misunderstandings during the development process and improves the overall quality of the final product.

Example

A cross-functional team is working on a new feature for their application, and they need to document every decision and requirement clearly. CPRC provides pre-defined templates for documenting not only user stories but also technical details, wireframes, and discussions, making it easy to track changes.

Scenario

The collaboration framework helps in keeping all the product requirements in a centralized, well-organized space within Confluence, allowing team members to refer back to them at any time. This reduces the chances of conflicting or outdated requirements and fosters better communication across departments.