The Work Request Template

A work request template may be useful if you are getting stakeholder requirements that aren’t very detailed. It is good to have a common entry and exit point.

A work request template is a good entry point to have so that you are getting a decent level of information in the first instance even though you still may need additional sessions afterwards before it gets to the team.

Request Title

[Provide a brief and descriptive title for the work request]

## Requester Information

Name: [Your Name]

## Purpose [Clearly define the purpose of the work request. Explain why this work is needed and what problem it aims to solve.]

## Scope [Describe the scope of the work request. Outline the boundaries of the work, including what will and will not be included. Specify any constraints or limitations.]

## Expected Outcomes [Detail the expected outcomes of the work request. What are the desired results or deliverables? How will success be measured?]

## Additional Information [Include any additional information that may be relevant to the work request, such as background context, dependencies, or related projects.]

## Timeline

Urgency: [Low/Medium/High]