Business Analysis Consulting
Build the right thing, the first time.
Most rework is a requirements problem, not an engineering problem. We turn vague intent into specifications your team can build against — and against which you can actually verify what was delivered.
Signs you need this
Does this sound like your team?
- Features ship and immediately need rebuilding
- "That is not what I asked for" is a recurring conversation
- Requirements live in chat threads and founders' heads
- QA has no objective definition of correct
Each of these is a symptom of a missing delivery function rather than a people problem. The fix is process and ownership, not working harder — which is exactly what this engagement installs.
Two to three days per week, month-to-month after an initial three-month period.
What you get
Concretely, here is what lands.
Requirements documentation
BRDs and PRDs precise enough to build and test against.
User story mapping
The whole journey mapped, so gaps surface before development.
Acceptance criteria
Objective, testable conditions for every story.
Process modelling
Current and target-state workflows documented and agreed.
Common questions
What does a business analyst actually produce?
Concretely: business requirement documents, product requirement documents, user story maps, acceptance criteria, process flows and traceability between them. The test is whether an engineer can build from it without guessing.
We already write tickets. Why do we need a BA?
Tickets describe tasks; requirements describe intent and constraints. When only tickets exist, decisions get made ad hoc during development — which is where most rework originates.
Can you work with our existing product manager?
Yes, and it is a common pairing. The PM owns what to build and why; we make sure it is specified precisely enough that the team builds it correctly once.
Find out if this is the right engagement.
A free 30-minute audit. We will tell you which service actually solves your problem — including if the answer is none of them.
30 min · no pitch deck · one fix you can apply immediately