Asks in their own channel
A stakeholder answers from WhatsApp, Telegram or Slack on their own schedule. They never have to open a tool, sit through a meeting, or learn a system to answer one question.
Stakeholders are identified, assigned an owner and asked in whichever channel they already use, asynchronously. Each person is asked only about what they own, answers once, and never has to repeat information another participant has already provided.
Missing in this project
Answered from any channel
Each fact captured one time
What this stage of discovery actually does.
Each capability moves the project state closer to something a client can accept and a delivery team can start from.
A stakeholder answers from WhatsApp, Telegram or Slack on their own schedule. They never have to open a tool, sit through a meeting, or learn a system to answer one question.
Every party the project depends on, with their role, their involvement status and what they are accountable for.
Each unresolved item is assigned to a named owner, or explicitly recorded as having no owner yet.
Information already captured elsewhere in the project is never asked for a second time, whoever is asked and wherever they answer.
The project shows who is involved, who is missing and who has gone quiet.
Every open item gets a name against it.
Each stakeholder gets one question, in the channel they already use.