Structured Product Model
From product areas to focused requirements
Organize the product into modules, then describe the behavior each area must provide. Here is an example for expense management.
One capability, four specification types
A requirement defines the behavior. Linked data, UI and API artifacts describe its state, interactions and contract. Each artifact keeps its own identity and can serve several requirements.
What makes the model structured
Give each artifact a defined responsibility, type, relationships, and stable identity.
Focused
Each artifact describes one coherent part of product knowledge instead of mixing behavior, data, UI and API details in one document.
Typed
Every artifact type has a defined purpose, structured fields and guidance that make its content easier to create, review and verify.
Connected
Explicit relations show how product behavior depends on other requirements, data, interfaces and API operations.
Addressable
Stable keys make every artifact a precise entry point for navigation, collaboration, automation and AI-assisted work.
