A starting point for a better conversation.
Industrial software projects are easier to discuss when the need is described in terms of work, information, lifecycle, and interfaces. This browser-based builder helps a project team record its industry, brownfield or greenfield context, lifecycle stage, required and optional capability areas, current tools, integration needs, handover expectations, and team size. A project name is optional.
The generated brief is a planning aid that you can copy, print, or share as a result link. It lists capability areas rather than selecting products, ranking vendors, or claiming that products will work together. A linked comparison route can help you continue exploring related challenges, but project fit and technical interfaces still need review against current vendor documentation and your owner requirements.
The RFI/RFQ prompts cover scope, documented exchange methods, data ownership, migration, exit terms, and support. Use them to make procurement conversations more specific, then ask suppliers to respond for the applicable release, configuration, geography, licensing model, and project scope. The brief is not a specification, engineering instruction, or procurement recommendation.
Common questions
Does this choose software products?
No. It organizes capability needs and questions. It does not rank vendors or imply compatibility.
Are answers uploaded?
No. The brief is generated in your browser and only included in a share link if you choose to share it.
Can I edit the generated brief?
Yes. Copy it into your project document and adapt it with the accountable discipline and data owners.