Agile Product Requirements Document

I. Introduction

The purpose of this document is to define the features and functionality expected in the [PRODUCT NAME] and to provide guidance for managing scope throughout the development process.

II. Product Overview

[PRODUCT NAME] is a web-based application designed to help teams manage and track their projects efficiently. Key stakeholders include project managers, team leads, and team members.

III. Features and Functionality

Feature	Description	Priority
Task Management	Ability to create, assign, and track tasks for each project	High
Project Dashboard	Overview of project status, progress, and upcoming deadlines	High
Collaboration Tools	Chat functionality, file sharing, and team collaboration features	Medium
Reporting and Analytics	Generate reports on project performance and team productivity	Medium
Integration with Third-Party Tools	Integration with popular tools like Slack, Google Drive, and GitHub	Low

IV. Scope Management

Prioritization: Features and functionality will be prioritized based on customer feedback and business impact. The prioritization will be reviewed and adjusted bi-weekly in collaboration with stakeholders.
Minimum Viable Product (MVP): The minimum set of features required for a functional product will include Task Management and Project Dashboard. Additional features will be considered for inclusion based on customer feedback and resource availability.
Feature Freeze Policy: Once the MVP is defined, a feature freeze policy will be implemented to prevent scope creep. Changes to the scope will require approval from the project steering committee.
Trade-offs: In the event of conflicting priorities or resource constraints, trade-offs will be made based on the impact on customer value and project timelines. Decisions will be documented and communicated transparently to the team.

V. Acceptance Criteria

The acceptance criteria for each feature will be collaboratively defined and agreed upon by the development team and stakeholders to ensure the delivered product meets the desired quality standards. Acceptance criteria will include, but are not limited to:

Clear definition of expected behavior and outcomes for each feature.
Criteria for successful implementation, including functional requirements, performance expectations, and usability standards.
Test scenarios and conditions to verify that the feature meets the specified criteria.
Any dependencies or prerequisites are necessary for feature acceptance.
Criteria for regression testing to ensure that existing functionality is not adversely affected by new changes.

VI. Assumptions and Constraints

Development team availability may fluctuate due to other project commitments.
Integration with certain third-party tools may require additional time and resources.