The situation
Every planned work window needs a scope: which defects get attended to, in what order, within the time and access available. Assembling one by hand is slow, and slow is not the real cost. The real cost is that a hand-built scope tends to capture the defects the planner happened to be looking at, not the combination that delivers the most value for the window being paid for.
What we built
A generator that treats scoping as the selection problem it actually is.
- Defect registers and available quantities load directly.
- The tool selects for both volume and priority, so a scope maximises the work done without dropping the defects that matter most.
- The scope document comes out the other side ready to use.
The result
Two outcomes, and the second is the one worth having. Scope preparation stopped consuming planning time. More importantly, each work window now returns more value for the same cost, because the selection is calculated rather than assembled.