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It serves as the shared contract between product, engineering, design, and business teams. A good requirements document reduces ambiguity, prevents scope creep, and gives teams a clear benchmark for when a feature is done.\n",{"question":281,"answer":282},"What is the difference between a BRD and a PRD?","A Business Requirements Document (BRD) captures what the business needs to achieve — written for executives and stakeholders in outcome-focused language. A Product Requirements Document (PRD) translates those business needs into specific product capabilities, user stories, and acceptance criteria — written for product managers, designers, and engineers. Most organisations produce both, in that order.\n",{"question":284,"answer":285},"Who owns the product requirements document?","In most organisations, the product manager owns the requirements document and is responsible for keeping it accurate and up to date. However, requirements are rarely written in isolation: engineering provides feasibility input, design provides usability constraints, and business stakeholders provide strategic priorities. The product manager synthesises all of those inputs into a single source of truth.\n",{"question":287,"answer":288},"How detailed does a product requirements document need to be?","Detail level should match the stage of development and the size of the team. Early-stage documents — product briefs, MVP frameworks — can be one to two pages. Full BRDs for enterprise systems can run 20–50 pages. The rule of thumb: include enough detail that any qualified engineer or designer could build the right thing without a daily conversation with you.\n",{"question":290,"answer":291},"What is an MVP framework and when should I use one?","A Minimum Viable Product (MVP) framework documents the smallest version of a product that can test a core assumption with real users. 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