Why it is a separate MicroERP
Product planning can serve an external engineering tracker and has its own evidence-to-investment decision workflow.
Software DeliveryReviewed functional scope
Product Planning MicroERP
Approved product decision/roadmap and testable requirements
Who it helpsProduct manager
FROM A REAL REQUEST TO A USEFUL RESULT
The working flow.
Reviewable product opportunity
- 01
Collect evidence
- 02
validate/discover
- 03
review options/design
- 04
define requirements
- 05
prioritize roadmap/outcomes
The useful outcome
Approved product decision/roadmap and testable requirements
ALL FEATURES IN THEIR OWNING PRODUCT7 feature modules.
7 feature modules.
One product scope.
Open each module to review its purpose and actions. These features belong inside Product Planning MicroERP.
01Product Discovery & Validation3 scoped actions
Check proposed solutions before committing delivery capacity.
- Research questions and interview evidence
- Prototype or feasibility findings
- Proceed revise or stop decision
02Product Experiment Control3 scoped actions
Evaluate proposed product changes using controlled evidence.
- Hypothesis cohort and success metrics
- Experiment guardrails and review
- Decision and rollout or removal record
03Customer Product Feedback3 scoped actions
Connect customer feedback to product decisions without promising unapproved work.
- Feedback deduplication and affected accounts
- Link to opportunity defect or support issue
- Decision and customer follow-up
04Product Opportunity Intake3 scoped actions
Turn customer and market requests into reviewable product opportunities.
- Problem statement and affected users
- Evidence and commercial context
- Owner disposition and follow-up
05Product Roadmap & Outcomes3 scoped actions
Connect planned product investments with intended customer outcomes.
- Outcome and initiative priorities
- Dependencies and target windows
- Roadmap change rationale and stakeholder view
06Software UX & Design Review3 scoped actions
Validate the intended user interaction before implementation.
- Flow and screen specification links
- Accessibility and edge-case review
- Approved design and unresolved issues
07Software Requirements & Acceptance3 scoped actions
Make expected software behaviour testable and traceable.
- User flows rules and acceptance criteria
- Nonfunctional and accessibility requirements
- Approved baseline and change history
CLEAR OWNERSHIP. CONNECTED FUNCTIONS.
How the scope fits together.
Dependencies to plan
- Shared identity, party/reference, authorization, approval, evidence and provider adapter primitives are reused.
- A dependency or external data import does not disqualify independent use.
- Immutable requirement/build/change references; provider integrations
Outside this scope
- Individual fields, calculations, review steps and reports remain internal modules.
- Source industry applicability, permissions and qualified-review requirements are retained.
REUSE THE SAME PRODUCT
Mapped to your industry.
Industry compositions select relevant products and modules. Some options apply only under particular operating conditions; review the industry page before choosing.
Start with this scope.
Confirm your workflows, required integrations, team access, migration and acceptance checks in one implementation brief.