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Quite a common tool for requirements qathering is the MoSCoW quadrant. This sets out the minimum or maximum requirements under the following criteria:
- Must have - Absolute essentials
- Should have - Expected, but not essential or subject to variation
- Could have - Extends the requirements beyond the bare minimum, and could include new concepts that the provider would like to propose as value-add
- Won't have - Allows the stakeholders to state what they do not want, so as to draw focus and priority on the other aspects of the requirements
