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Use this business requirements document (BRD) template for easy requirements gathering. By sharing this interactive BRD template with clients, business analysts are able to get detailed information on stakeholders and how they fit into the organization, understand the current processes and systems and how to improve them, and build strong business relationships. Follow the steps below to get started on your requirements document template: 1) Ask stakeholders about their department's key functions or the processes they perform 2) Ask stakeholders to provide screenshots of systems that support these processes 3) Add notes and edit answers for clarification or when there is a relevant update 4) Ask for the signatures of stakeholders and add your own to verify the BRD template

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