RFP Requirements Gathering Form
Collect stakeholder requirements with priorities before the RFP is drafted.
6 questions · 1 page · about 5 minutes to answer · fully editable after you start
RFPs written by one department buy solutions for one department. This requirements form gathers every stakeholder group's needs before drafting: must-haves versus nice-to-haves explicitly separated, current-state pain quantified, integration constraints named, and the evaluation weight each stakeholder would assign – so the RFP scores what the organisation values.
The must-have discipline (three maximum) forces the prioritisation conversations early, where they belong, instead of in vendor-demo crossfire.
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Your requirements
This form gathers what you need from the solution we are choosing. Your answers help us write requirements that reflect how people actually work. It takes about 5 minutes.
Q1.Your name, team, and how you would use this solution*
Q2.Your THREE absolute must-haves (only three)*
Q3.Nice-to-haves you would trade away under budget pressure
Q4.What does the current way of working cost you? (Time, errors, money)*
Q5.Rank what evaluation should weight most.
- 1Capability fit
- 2Total cost
- 3Ease of adoption
- 4Vendor stability and support
- 5Integration with our systems
Q6.Any system this MUST integrate with?
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