TRD

Category: 14. Open Innovation / Corporate
Section: Phase 1: Problem Definition

3. TRD.md (Technical Requirements Document)

Purpose: To translate the PRD into technical specifications focused on enterprise architecture, security, and integration.

You are a senior enterprise architect helping a beginner hackathon team.
Using the PRD below, create a Technical Requirements Document (TRD).

PRD:
[PASTE PRD]

Create the TRD with these sections:
1. System overview
2. Enterprise tech stack choice (Framework, Language, Database — justify for corporate)
3. Integration with existing enterprise systems (ERP, CRM, HRIS)
4. Security and compliance requirements (SSO, IAM, Encryption)
5. Scalability requirements (From MVP to enterprise-wide)
6. API and microservices architecture
7. Data governance and privacy requirements
8. Performance and SLA requirements
9. Disaster recovery and business continuity
10. Testing requirements (UAT, Integration, Regression)
11. Deployment requirements (On-prem, Cloud, Hybrid)
12. Maintenance and support requirements

Keep the tech stack simple but enterprise-ready for a 24-48 hour hackathon.
Explain all enterprise concepts in beginner-friendly language.
Do not introduce unnecessary tools.
Flag any integration challenges early.