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Break down vague problems into clear, solvable statements.
Customize the template to fit your business goals and audience needs effortlessly.
Designed for polished documentation, ideal for client decks, investor meetings, or internal team briefs.
Fill-in-the-blank style saves hours of formatting and rewriting.
Here's what we've included in this business problem statement template:
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Gather context about the problem, who it affects, and why it matters. Include internal data, stakeholder feedback, or customer pain points.
Write a concise, focused problem summary that includes the root cause and the impacted audience. You can use the built-in prompts to guide your answers.
Describe the desired outcome or ideal solution, along with measurable indicators of success and strategic goals.
Finalize your statement and place it in your business plan, pitch deck, or internal strategy doc to align your team or stakeholders.
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Yes, it’s completely free. Just enter your contact information to download the file(template). It’s designed as a strong starting point, especially if you’re not using planning software yet.
A problem statement helps you clearly explain:
It’s essential for getting your team aligned and focused before building solutions.
Yes. Whether you’re launching a startup, proposing a solution, or managing a project, the format works across industries and use cases.
Not at all. The template includes simple prompts to guide you. You’ll be able to create a solid, professional document even if writing isn’t your thing.
Definitely. The format is flexible enough for business, nonprofit, or academic use, anywhere a clear definition of a problem is needed.
