Functional Requirements
Summary: This document outlines the detailed functional requirements for STRIDE. Each requirement is mapped to a user story and includes specific acceptance criteria to ensure clarity and testability.
1. User Authentication & Access
1.1. Feature: SSO & Role-Based Access
User Story: As a sales rep or admin, I want to log in securely using Google SSO so that my access is seamless and my data is protected.
Acceptance Criteria:
- Users can log in via Google SSO.
- Role-based access (Sales, Enablement, Admin) is enforced throughout the platform.
- Only authorized users can upload, tag, or edit content.
- Audit logs are maintained for all access and content changes.
Success Metrics:
- 99.9% login success rate for valid users.
- Zero unauthorized access incidents.
Dependencies:
- Google SSO integration.
2. Content Repository & Ingestion
2.1. Feature: Multi-Source Content Ingestion
User Story: As an enablement manager, I want to ingest content from Notion, Google Drive, and public APIs so that all relevant collateral is unified in one place.
Acceptance Criteria:
- Users can connect and sync content from Notion and Google Drive.
- Public data (e.g., Crunchbase) can be imported for company/outcome mapping.
- Ingested content is automatically indexed and available for search.
Success Metrics:
- 100% of new/legacy content ingested and indexed.
Dependencies:
- Notion API, Google Drive API, public data APIs.
3. Tagging & Structuring
3.1. Feature: Tagging Engine
User Story: As a sales rep or enablement user, I want to tag content by industry, stage, outcome, product, and relevance so that I can find the right collateral for any scenario.
Acceptance Criteria:
- Tagging UI supports all key dimensions (industry, stage, outcome, product, relevance).
- Tags can be applied via UI or CSV upload.
- Tagging is required for all new content before it becomes discoverable.
- Tagging standards are enforced for consistency.
Success Metrics:
- 100% of content is tagged across all required dimensions.
Dependencies:
- Tagging UI, CSV import/export, admin controls.
4. Search & Discovery
4.1. Feature: Query-Driven Search
User Story: As a sales rep, I want to search for content using natural language and filters so I can quickly find the most relevant collateral.
Acceptance Criteria:
- Search supports natural language queries (e.g., "Fintech exits in 2023").
- Filters available for industry, stage, product, outcome, and relevance.
- Search results are ranked by contextual relevance.
- Users can preview, download, or share content directly from search results.
Success Metrics:
- <2 minutes average time to find and use content.
Dependencies:
- Search engine (ElasticSearch/Meilisearch), NLP integration.
5. Smart Content Packs
5.1. Feature: Compiled Content Output
User Story: As a sales rep, I want to generate a smart content pack (case studies, decks, narratives) tailored to my client scenario so I can deliver a personalized pitch.
Acceptance Criteria:
- Users can select and compile content into a single pack.
- Packs include tags, source links, and outcome narratives.
- Option to download/share as PDF.
Success Metrics:
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80% of client meetings use personalized content packs.
Dependencies:
- PDF generation, content pack builder UI.
6. Analytics & Reporting
6.1. Feature: Usage Analytics Dashboard
User Story: As a sales leader, I want to see how content is used, what’s most effective, and where gaps exist so I can optimize enablement.
Acceptance Criteria:
- Dashboard shows usage by content type, tag, and user.
- Reports on search trends, content gaps, and win rates.
- Data export available for further analysis.
Success Metrics:
- Dashboard adoption by all sales leaders.
Dependencies:
- Analytics engine, dashboard UI.
This document is informed by the Business Overview and drives the Technical Specifications.