The first method / Business analysis
A clear way to do the work.
Playbooks and review criteria guide the first capability. Methods for other professions will follow as they are developed.
Capabilities
Professional methods, made usable in the work.
Business analysis is the first deep capability. Kryterea brings guided playbooks, project context, structured outputs, and review findings into one workspace. Other professions are a future direction.
Illustrative work record · KRY-DEMO-01
DeliverableBusiness case
Sources referenced
Scope definedFinding resolvedVersion recorded
Beyond the instruction box
A longer prompt does not produce approval, repeatability, or an audit trail.
Most AI tools give you an instruction box and an output. That works until someone asks who approved the result, which standard it was held to, or what changed since.
Those questions need more than a prompt. Kryterea is building a connected work record around professional methods, project context, and human review, starting with business analysis.
Read the methodInside Kryterea
Start with the work you need to do.
Choose the work. See its deliverables before you begin.
The platform model
One method today. A foundation for more.
Business analysis playbooks and review are visible in staging. These layers show what supports the work and where the platform is headed.
Kryterea / the platform modelBusiness analysis first
The shared foundationWhat stays with the work
Context
Know what shaped the work.
Bring source material, constraints, and project history into view.
Knowledge
Keep the reasons close.
The platform is being built to link decisions and evidence to their sources.
AI support
Do the groundwork with AI.
AI supports research, analysis, and drafting within the playbook. People check the result.
Human review
Make the decision clear.
The staging review shows gaps against named criteria. A person decides what is ready.
Connections · in development
Carry the brief forward.
Source and agent connections are in development. Availability depends on your workspace.
Where this is going
One workspace. More forms of professional work over time.
The architecture is designed to separate shared work infrastructure from profession-specific methods. The following are product directions, not a list of live modules.
Profession standards
A profession's documents, methods, and checks can become a guided capability. Business analysis leads; other professions follow as they are built and tested.
Domain Packs
Planned industry-specific terminology, rules, and evidence requirements for work with specialized constraints.
Composition
The intended model combines professional methods, domain context, and an organisation's own ways of working.
Business analysis first
Business analysis is the first deep capability. Product, project, architecture, and other methods will be introduced only as they become ready.
The approval is the record.
The system can prepare findings and suggestions. Professional judgment remains with the person accountable for the work. The example record here illustrates the intended approval model.
A review finding is evidence for a decision, never a substitute for one.
Illustrative exampleEvidence trail
Illustrative business case reviewed with one open benefit-owner question.
- ReviewerIllustrative product lead role; no customer approval is implied.
- ConditionName the owner of the projected benefit before relying on the case.
- FindingOne material finding remains open in the fictional example.
- RecordExample only: source, assumption, finding, and human decision remain visible together.
Intelligence inside the method.
The promise of a professional platform is to bring methods into the work instead of leaving them in a separate manual. Business analysis playbooks are the first expression of that model.
As more capabilities are released, the work should retain its context and make unresolved questions visible at the point of decision.
The system beneath the standard.
See how standards, approval, change tracking, and connections to your agents work together on one project before you bring a team.
Coming soon. Start with one project.