Why Traditional SOWs Take Weeks
Writing a scope of work the old way means drafting a document alone, sending it to a few developers, getting different clarifying questions back, and repeating that loop for one to three weeks before a single quote arrives.
What AI Software Requirements Actually Means
You describe your idea in plain language, and the system extracts the functional pieces, groups them into logical modules, breaks each module into sub-tasks with a defined output, and flags non-functional requirements you'd otherwise forget.
Why a Structured Brief Gets You Meaningfully Better Quotes
When every provider quotes against the identical structured document, the difference between quotes reflects their pricing and approach, not their differing guesses about scope. This is the mechanic behind Devizy's comparable quotes feature, paired with a transparent match score ranking providers by fit.
From Structured SOW to Signed Contract in Days
Once the brief exists as modules and sub-tasks, payment runs through a Merchant of Record that handles cross-border tax and invoicing automatically and releases funds against the same milestones already defined in your brief.