Question 1

What is an FRD?

Accepted Answer

A Functional Requirements Document (FRD) describes what a system should do — its features, behaviors, data handling, and integration points. It serves as the blueprint for development teams.

Question 2

How is an FRD different from a PRD or BRD?

Accepted Answer

An FRD details specific system functions and behaviors (the 'how'). A PRD defines product features from the user perspective (the 'what'). A BRD covers the business case (the 'why').

Question 3

What sections are included?

Accepted Answer

The generated FRD includes: Executive Summary, System Overview, User Roles & Permissions, Functional Requirements, Use Cases, Data Requirements, Integration Points, Non-Functional Requirements, and Acceptance Criteria.

Question 4

Do I need technical knowledge to use this?

Accepted Answer

No. The wizard uses plain language questions. The AI translates your answers into proper technical documentation.

Question 5

Is my data stored?

Accepted Answer

No. All inputs are processed in your session and sent to the AI model for generation. Nothing is saved on our servers.

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