Start with an expensive problem
Look for a recurring loss of revenue, time, accuracy or control. A problem that is merely annoying is harder to sell than one the buyer already measures or feels every week.
Map one complete workflow
Define the event that starts the process, the people involved, the decisions they make and the outcome that ends it. This becomes the first useful product boundary.
Choose the commercial model early
Managed SaaS, white-label deployment and source-code licensing create different support, security and product obligations. The website, onboarding and architecture should reflect the chosen model.
Build operational tools with the buyer experience
Admin review, imports, exceptions, refunds, support and reporting are not secondary. They determine whether the product can operate after the launch excitement is over.
Let real use shape version two
A focused release in real use teaches more than a speculative roadmap. Track where users stop, what staff repeat manually and which requests appear across multiple customers.
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