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This is the master requirements register for the aiConnected business plan. Use it as a checklist before writing begins, a task assignment reference during production, and a gap-analysis tool for identifying what still needs to be gathered or created.

A properly structured business plan must be grounded in confirmed legal and corporate realities. Investors perform legal due diligence before committing capital; gaps or inconsistencies here will stop a deal.

1.1 Entity Formation & Corporate Records


1.2 Equity & Ownership


1.3 Intellectual Property


1.4 Contracts & Agreements


Category 2 — Market Research & Analysis

Market research must be specific enough to be credible to a sophisticated investor. Generic industry statistics are not sufficient.

2.1 Total Addressable Market (TAM/SAM/SOM)


2.2 Industry & Trend Research


2.3 Customer Research & Validation


Category 3 — Competitive Intelligence


Category 4 — Financial Models & Projections


Category 5 — Product Documentation

Most of this category already exists in the knowledge base. The work here is curation, consolidation, and gap-filling rather than creation from scratch.

5.1 Existing Documentation (Confirmed)


5.2 Product Documents Still Needed


Category 6 — Go-to-Market Strategy


Category 7 — Operations & Team


Category 8 — Investor Materials


Category 9 — Risk & Compliance


Summary: Document Count by Status

Total tracked items: ~135
Before writing a single word of the business plan, the following must be confirmed or completed:
  1. Legal entity status confirmed (Articles, EIN, Good Standing certificate)
  2. IP assignment agreements in place for all contractors
  3. Cap table formalized
  4. Patent counsel engaged for Neurigraph provisional application before any public disclosure
  5. Customer discovery interviews completed (minimum 10 agencies)
  6. Financial model built (even with rough assumptions — it can be refined)
  7. Voice PRD completed
  8. Terms of Service and Privacy Policy drafted
Everything else can be produced in parallel with business plan writing.
This document is a living register. As items are completed, their status should be updated to reflect the current state. Items should be linked to their completed documents as they are created.