From User Research to a Product Business Case Presentation
See how interviews, support tickets, surveys, usage data, and competitor research become an editable product review deck covering onboarding and adoption barriers, prioritized pain points, a proposed user journey, MVP scope, risks, and measurable pilot criteria.
Please turn this Rellune research into a 12-slide English product committee business case. Explain the onboarding problem, propose a clearly scoped MVP, and show the assumptions and safety gates behind the funding request. Synthesize the interviews, tickets, survey, usage funnel and competitor research rather than listing them separately. Link recurring problems to the MVP and keep synthetic observations separate from the funding model's assumptions.
MuseWorkMAX
I'll organize the Rellune research around the steps that prevent users from completing their first useful workflow.
I'll group the interviews, tickets, survey and competitor research by recurring setup problems, then map those themes to the usage journey to outline the 12-slide business case.
MuseWorkMAX
I'll turn the research into a setup-to-activation funnel and a concise problem summary. Access and permission issues will be separated from workflow selection and field mapping.
I'll use these findings to prioritize where the assistant should help first. The retention analysis will show associations, while the funding model will keep its assumptions explicit.
MuseWorkMAX
I'd scope the MVP to checking setup requirements and first-workflow selection, with preview, approval and rollback before making changes to connected systems. The proposal stays within twelve weeks, three partners, two connectors and three workflow patterns.
I'll put the $240K build request beside the roughly $319K annualized benefit estimate, with the $12K ACV and 70% contribution margin used in the model. The closing slides will set out the activation, time-to-value, quality, cost and safety criteria for further funding.