review-existing-solutions

To audit a vendor survey for build-vs-adopt decisions, evaluate the document across coverage, rigor, accuracy, due diligence, and recommendation soundness. This process maps candidates to requirements, surfaces risks, and checks rationale for adoption.

Solutions survey due diligence is the process of cross-checking candidate evaluations against defined requirements to identify gaps and risks. You need it when evaluating vendor options to ensure your build-vs-adopt recommendation is sound and fully covered.

Evaluating evaluation rigor and coverage gaps involves cross-referencing survey findings against associated requirements and mapping each candidate to strengths and weaknesses. This surfaces explicit risks and open questions for the chosen direction.

Yes, you can use this to prepare inputs for specification creation. The audit summarizes findings, cites sources, and outputs a consolidated report with actionable recommendations and open questions for follow-up decisions like /create-specifications.

Limitations of auditing an existing solutions survey include reliance on the accuracy of the original document and associated requirements. It surfaces gaps and risks but does not independently source new vendor data or validate external claims.