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ERP ATLASAPPNEURALDeliveryP2Reference
Product Planning MicroERP
Approved product decision/roadmap and testable requirements
CapabilityDelivery
OwnerUnassigned
Delivery progressNot tracked yet
LifecycleReference
About this erp
Purpose and scope
Approved product decision/roadmap and testable requirements
- Source
- reviewed-functional-microerps
- Source version
- reviewed-functional-microerps-2026-11-03
- Readiness
- Reviewed scope definition. Application implementation, migration and live availability are not verified by this catalogue import.
- Family
- Software Delivery
- Proposed repository
- product-planning-microerp
- Feature modules
- 7
- Primary workflow
- Collect evidence → validate/discover → review options/design → define requirements → prioritize roadmap/outcomes
- Dependencies
- 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
- Business user
- Product manager
- Useful output
- Approved product decision/roadmap and testable requirements
- Independent scope
- Product planning can serve an external engineering tracker and has its own evidence-to-investment decision workflow.
- Scope exclusions
- ["Individual fields, calculations, review steps and reports remain internal modules.", "Source industry applicability, permissions and qualified-review requirements are retained."]
- Module keys
- ["product-discovery", "product-experiment-control", "product-feedback-loop", "product-opportunity-intake", "product-roadmap", "software-design-review", "software-requirements"]
- Catalogue checksum
- 04a805f5c7ba84f644ec39bafe95fff22afc842e84594e3636247055ca5edaf6
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