Workshop IT Jessica VS Nullstack

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Jessica is primarily designed for Business Analysts working on business transformation, technology implementations and other projects that require input from multiple stakeholders.

It is particularly suited to Senior Business Analysts, Lead Business Analysts and Business Analysis teams responsible for requirements gathering, stakeholder engagement and discovery workshops.

Secondary audiences include Project Managers, Product Owners, project delivery leads and consulting firms that need to understand stakeholder needs before defining project scope or delivery plans.

Jessica is most valuable in projects where: - Multiple stakeholders have different needs, expectations or priorities. - Stakeholder availability makes traditional meeting-based discovery difficult. - Requirements need to be captured, structured and traceable. - Conflicting perspectives need to be identified and resolved. - Discovery needs to happen within tight timeframes.

The primary audience is professionals responsible for understanding what a project needs to achieve, ensuring stakeholder perspectives are heard and translating those needs into clear, actionable requirements.

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Jessica goes beyond traditional survey tools, meeting transcription and AI note-taking.

It conducts asynchronous stakeholder interviews, turns conversations into structured requirements and preserves every requirement against the person who raised it.

Rather than simply summarising responses or presenting a consensus, Jessica identifies common themes, highlights conflicting requirements and ensures differing stakeholder perspectives remain visible.

The focus is on preparing Business Analysts for better discovery workshops, not replacing them. By completing much of the groundwork beforehand, Jessica helps project teams spend less time collecting information and more time resolving important questions and making decisions.

Workshop IT Jessica's answer

Choose Jessica to get more out of project discovery, without adding more meetings.

Unlike traditional survey tools, meeting transcription software and generic AI assistants, Jessica is purpose-built for requirements elicitation.

Jessica conducts asynchronous stakeholder interviews, transforms responses into structured requirements and maintains a link between each requirement and the stakeholder who raised it.

Importantly, Jessica doesn't simply summarise feedback or force agreement. Individual requirements are preserved, common themes are identified and conflicting expectations are brought to the surface rather than hidden in a consolidated summary.

This gives Business Analysts a clearer understanding of stakeholder needs before workshops begin, helping teams focus their time on resolving differences, exploring unanswered questions and making decisions.

With Jessica, project teams can:

• Gather stakeholder input without coordinating endless meetings.
• Capture requirements in a consistent, structured format.
• Retain visibility of individual stakeholder needs.
• Identify conflicts and differing expectations early.
• Arrive at workshops better informed and better prepared.

Jessica doesn't replace the Business Analyst. It gives the Business Analyst a head start. Other solutions aim to completely automate and lose the human insights.

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The story behind Jessica

Jessica was born out of a familiar frustration in project delivery: getting the right information from the right people, at the right time.

As a Business Analyst, I have seen how much time and effort goes into preparing for project discovery. Coordinating stakeholders, scheduling interviews, chasing responses and trying to understand different perspectives can take considerable time before the real work of requirements analysis even begins.

Traditional approaches often depend on people's availability, lengthy meetings and manual consolidation of information. Important details can be overlooked, conflicting expectations can go unnoticed and quieter voices can get lost in the process.

I wanted to find a better way.

Jessica was created to help Business Analysts complete more of the discovery groundwork asynchronously. By interviewing stakeholders before workshops, formalising their responses into structured requirements and highlighting areas of agreement and conflict, Jessica gives project teams a clearer starting point.

The goal was never to replace Business Analysts or remove the human conversations that make good discovery possible. It was to give professionals better information, more time to focus on the difficult questions and a stronger foundation for project decisions.

Jessica is the first product from Workshop IT, an Australian technology company focused on building practical tools that improve how projects are discovered and delivered.

Better discovery starts before the workshop.

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Jessica is built by a development team (not vibe coded) using modern cloud infrastructure and AI technologies.

Workshop IT Jessica's answer

We have recently exited our pilot phase. Discussions are currently underway with pilot participants transitioning to paid plans, with commercial arrangements yet to be finalised. As a result, we are not currently disclosing customer numbers or revenue figures.