Process specification
Process specification is a generic term for the specification of a process. It is not unique to business activity, but can be applied to any organizational activity. Within some structured methods, the capitalized term Process Specification refers to a description of the procedure to be followed by an actor within an elementary level business activity, as represented on a process model such as a dataflow diagram or IDEF0 model. A common alias is "minispec", short for "miniature specification". Use in systems development. The process specification defines what must be done to transform inputs into outputs. It is a  detailed set of instructions outlining a business procedure that each elementary level business activity is expected to carry out. Process specifications are commonly included as integral components of requirements documents in systems development. Techniques. A variety of approaches can be used to produce a process specification, including: No matter what approach is used, a specification must communicate to system development designers, implementers and support professionals, and be verifiable by stakeholders and end users.