Turn the business problem into a buildable plan.

Bedrock. Connect the evidence, design, and requirements in one Solution Project. Give the team building it a clear account of what needs to change and why.

Scope a Solution Project

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Solutions: intent to implementation. Pascal product walkthrough. — Product walkthrough · Illustrative example
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Bedrock. Turn understanding into a direction.

Define the outcome before the solution

Frame the operating problem, the people it affects, and the evidence that would demonstrate useful progress.

Build a source-linked current state

Connect interviews, documents, systems, and process evidence to a shared account of how the organization works today.

Explore architecture in context

Relate applications, capabilities, teams, and dependencies. Follow an architectural choice back to the business need behind it.

Compare possible futures

Develop alternatives and inspect their assumptions, dependencies, and tradeoffs before committing to a direction.

Keep decisions durable

Record the evidence, rationale, participants, and unresolved questions so delivery teams understand why the plan took its shape.

Turn direction into delivery work

Connect the chosen approach to a roadmap, accountable work, and the source material teams need to carry it forward.

Explore Pascal

Keep the intent through the handoff.

See how Meridian’s software factory connects the way work happens today to the system the team wants to build.

Map how an operating change moves through intake, requirements, implementation, and review. Give the team a common starting point.

Make the current process explicit. Native product view with illustrative data.

In practice

Meridian needs an application for managing operating changes. Its Solution Project connects the current process, target design, and eight lithium requirements to the Factory Control implementation. Engineering can build from that context while Operations and Compliance retain the decisions assigned to them.

Example operation.Explore the solution

Bedrock in your operation.

Connect it to the rest of your work.

Use Ontology, Compass, and Atlas to understand the current operation. Bring the team together in Workrooms, then connect the agreed requirements to implementation Tasks and the products needed to deliver them.

What you work with

Bedrock

Project briefs, source evidence, requirements, decisions, and risks
Current processes, proposed designs, and implementation plans
Version history, reviews, deliverables, and links to live resources

Stay in control as the work moves.

Keep the plan, implementation, and approval decisions linked. Review the exact version being delivered, and verify the business result separately. Releasing an application does not approve every operating change it supports.

Where you work