Turning a rough brief into a scoped, estimated, buildable plan of work. They join your stand-up, take direction from your leads, and ship on your roadmap only.
Our business analysts sit between your idea and your engineering team, translating one into something the other can actually estimate.
Structured discovery that surfaces what stakeholders actually need, not just what they first ask for.
Specs detailed enough that a developer and a QA engineer both know exactly what 'done' looks like.
Current-state and future-state workflows mapped clearly enough to spot the gap between them.
Getting competing priorities from different stakeholders reconciled into one coherent brief.
Breaking a brief into estimable chunks, so a timeline is a real forecast, not a guess.
Identifying what needs to be tracked and reported before a system is built, not after it's live and missing the numbers you need.
Confluence, Notion, Lucidchart, Miro
Jira, Azure DevOps, Linear
SQL, Excel/Power BI, basic reporting tooling
Add one or a few business analysts into the team you already have. You manage priorities day to day; we handle contracts, payroll and backfill.
Stand up a full team around your roadmap — business analysts, plus whichever other roles the work needs — reporting directly to your programme manager.
Real analysts can describe a messy set of stakeholder requests they turned into one coherent plan — that's the actual job.
Give them a vague feature request and see what clarifying questions they ask — the quality of the questions is the signal.
Check whether a user story includes acceptance criteria specific enough that a developer wouldn't need to guess.
Most are matched, interviewed and onboarding within one to two weeks of your first call.
No — they support scoping and requirements; product vision and roadmap priority stay with your team.
Yes — that translation role is exactly what they're for, whether the stakeholder is internal or a client of yours.
A flat monthly rate scoped to the seniority and skill you need — no recruitment fees, no bench charges.
Tell us what you're building — we'll come back with a team shape and an estimate, not a sales pitch.