Question 1

What is ADA Analyst?

Accepted Answer

ADA Analyst is the ADA module that turns a business problem into a refined, development-ready backlog. You describe what you want to achieve in natural language — without thinking about architecture or stack — and the Analyst invokes the agents for each domain involved (HR, Finance, Legal, IT, Sales…), cross-references their context, and delivers a functional requirements document with user stories, acceptance criteria, and cross-domain dependencies.

Question 2

How does ADA know my business before it starts working?

Accepted Answer

ADA builds a knowledge graph of your organization during an initial activation, drawing on three sources: departmental knowledge (each area's documentation, rules, and glossary), corporate knowledge (strategic plan, OKRs, and global policies), and cross-functional knowledge (processes that span several areas, such as hiring or a month-end close). Every document is tagged by domain, so the Analyst knows which subagents to invoke without asking obvious questions or requesting meetings to understand what's already documented. During activation we partner with sector specialists such as PwC, who train the knowledge base the Analyst inherits from day one.

Question 3

What deliverables does ADA Analyst produce?

Accepted Answer

ADA Analyst delivers a functional requirements document, user stories with acceptance criteria, cross-domain dependencies, and validation matrices where they apply (for example, legal ones). A real case: for “automate the employee hiring process, from signature to systems onboarding”, ADA invoked 6 domain subagents and delivered 24 user stories with their dependencies and a legal validation matrix, all ready to start the development phase.

Question 4

Do I need technical knowledge to use it? Does it replace my analysts?

Accepted Answer

You don't need technical knowledge: the project is framed in business language and ADA handles translating it into requirements. And it doesn't replace human judgment: when the Analyst cross-references domain information and detects gaps or ambiguities, it flags them for human validation. Your team decides; ADA removes the mechanical work of gathering requirements, cutting it from 16-40 hours to 1-8 hours per project.

Question 5

What do I need to get started with ADA Analyst?

Accepted Answer

To get started you only need the documentation your company already has: each department uploads its own, defines its rules, and validates them with ADA iteratively until it reaches the precision threshold. Activation follows four steps: company profile, domain agents, iterative validation, and graph indexing. The richer the knowledge base, the better the Analyst works.

Question 6

What happens to the confidential information I upload to ADA?

Accepted Answer

Your information stays under your control: ADA can be deployed entirely on-premise or in cloud environments managed by your organization, and every agent decision is logged in an end-to-end auditable trail. The knowledge uploaded by each department is used exclusively for your instance, never to train third-party models.

The first deliverable is understanding your business.

From business problem to refined backlog. In four steps.

Define the project in business language.

ADA spins up the involved subagents.

Each subagent contributes its context.

Delivers requirements and user stories.

REAL EXAMPLE · EMPLOYEE ONBOARDING

Brings together three information sources in one place.

Knowledge by business area.

Strategy, OKRs and global policies.

Processes that span multiple domains.

A team of analysts who know your business.

Before working, ADA knows your company.

Company profile

Agents by domain

Iterative validation

Graph indexing

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