Confluence Product Requirements Document
Confluence Product Requirements Document
1. Introduction
1.1 Purpose
The purpose of this document is to outline the detailed specifications and requirements for each feature or functionality of [PRODUCT NAME], ensuring clarity and alignment among stakeholders.
1.2 Scope
This document covers all features and functionalities to be included in the initial release of [PRODUCT NAME].
2. Product Overview
2.1 Description
[PRODUCT NAME] is a task management application designed to help individuals and teams organize, prioritize, and track their tasks efficiently.
2.2 Goals
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Provide a user-friendly interface for task management.
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Support collaboration among team members.
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Ensure seamless integration with popular productivity tools.
2.3 Target Audience
The target audience for [PRODUCT NAME] includes professionals, students, and teams in various industries seeking an effective task management solution.
3. Feature Specifications
Feature |
Description |
Requirements |
Acceptance Criteria |
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Task Creation |
Users can create new tasks with titles, descriptions, due dates, and priority levels. |
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Task Assigning |
Users can assign tasks to themselves or other team members. |
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Task Comments |
Users can add comments to tasks for discussion and collaboration. |
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4. Functional Requirements
4.1 User Roles
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Admin: Can create and manage teams, access all tasks, and assign tasks to team members.
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Team Member: Can create tasks, view tasks assigned to them, and collaborate with team members.
4.2 Use Cases
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User creates a new task and assigns it to a team member.
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User adds a comment to a task for clarification.
5. Non-functional Requirements
Performance |
Security |
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6. Dependencies
[PRODUCT NAME] relies on the availability of third-party authentication services for user login and authentication.
7. Assumptions and Constraints
Assumptions |
Constraints |
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8. Revision History
Version |
Date |
Description |
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1.0 |
[DATE] |
Initial version of the document. |