Map the work and make ownership and completion criteria clear.
Use case / Business workflows
Less chasing. A clearer way to get work done.
Repeated follow-ups and disconnected information often point to an unclear workflow. GenXus is being designed to help business experts describe that workflow, identify gaps, and plan a workable change.
A realistic starting point.
Illustrative scenario
A team copies information between spreadsheets and messages to coordinate approvals. Before building an application, the useful questions are what decision is being made, who owns it, and what evidence shows it is complete.
Product scenario: a concrete illustration of the workflow GenXus is being built to support.
Questions that shape a useful solution.
- Who owns each step and how does the next person know it is ready?
- Where does information get re-entered or reconciled?
- Which exceptions require judgment rather than a simple rule?
- What needs to stay visible when a key person is away?
What an actionable outcome could include.
Compare process changes, existing-tool improvements, and appropriate automation.
Agree on what should remain a human decision and how the outcome will be checked.
Discuss this need today.
GenXus is in private development. Andrew can discuss the business need through AAG’s founder-led consulting practice, including the appropriate scope and responsibilities. Using GenXus is not a requirement for an engagement.
Start with the business need
What should work better?
You do not need a technical brief. Bring the workflow, the frustration, or the idea.