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LedgerBridge first MVP scope discussed on 2026-03-21. The first real sellable version should stay narrow. In scope: - one customer - one specific recurring workflow - two recurri...

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LedgerBridge first MVP scope discussed on 2026-03-21. The first real sellable version should stay narrow. In scope: - one customer - one specific recurring workflow - two recurring CSV inputs - one standardized output report - scheduled execution - basic validation and logging - archive/quarantine behavior for successful/failed files - simple delivery model such as filesystem output Out of scope for the first MVP: - full SaaS platform - generic automation suite - unlimited input types - unlimited custom reports - accounting software replacement - broad dashboard platform - complex compliance-heavy workflows Success criteria: - customer no longer manually reconciles those files - output is usable and correct - process runs predictably - customer prefers paying to continue rather than going back to manual work Strategic rule: - keep the MVP small enough to sell and deliver reliably - do not let first-customer excitement turn the offer into a giant custom consulting engagement. --- **2026-03-21 17:25:58 UTC | Created via MCP**

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LedgerBridge first MVP scope discussed on 2026-03-21.

The first real sellable version should stay narrow.

In scope:
- one customer
- one specific recurring workflow
- two recurring CSV inputs
- one standardized output report
- scheduled execution
- basic validation and logging
- archive/quarantine behavior for successful/failed files
- simple delivery model such as filesystem output

Out of scope for the first MVP:
- full SaaS platform
- generic automation suite
- unlimited input types
- unlimited custom reports
- accounting software replacement
- broad dashboard platform
- complex compliance-heavy workflows

Success criteria:
- customer no longer manually reconciles those files
- output is usable and correct
- process runs predictably
- customer prefers paying to continue rather than going back to manual work

Strategic rule:
- keep the MVP small enough to sell and deliver reliably
- do not let first-customer excitement turn the offer into a giant custom consulting engagement.

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**2026-03-21 17:25:58 UTC | Created via MCP**