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Business Analysis

  1. Documenting a validation rule so the next person understands it

    The formula says what a validation rule blocks. It doesn't say why. Here's how to turn it into a description someone can act on without opening the builder.

  2. Explaining CPQ logic in plain language

    A CPQ price rule is unreadable to anyone who didn't build it. Here's how to get it translated for a non-technical approver, and what to verify before trusting the translation.

  3. Turning business requirements into Salesforce stories

    A requirements doc and a story a developer can actually build from are different documents. Here's how to get from one to the other without losing the original ask.

  4. Writing a Flow description AI can actually follow

    AI can't open your Flow. Here's a plain-text way to describe one that's specific enough to actually get help with it.

  5. The spec interrogation prompt

    The paste-ready scaffold and interrogation prompt, pulled out of the playbook.

  6. How to use AI without connecting it to your Salesforce org

    Security said no. Requirements, logic design, and specs were never the blocked part. Here is the four-step workflow, with the prompts.