Some people believe in “following the path,” while others want to “lead the way.” The latter create their own initiatives through startups. They shape their dreams with new ideas and energy, making others believe in something beyond the traditional business model.

Startups undoubtedly have high risks, but this does not stop entrepreneurs from starting something new. As said by Dhirubhai Ambani, “For those who dare to dream, there is a whole world to win.” Unless you take risks, you won’t be able to gain anything.

All business ventures have a strategic intent that is carried out in a systematic way. Creating technical documentation is one part of that. Technical writers help startups scale by creating effective documentation. The main purpose of technical documentation is to communicate the design, process, and functionality of an organisation’s product to prospective investors and customers. It is also used by internal stakeholders to keep track of the software development lifecycle.

Externally, technical documentation offers insights into how the system works so that investors get an idea of the benefits that a product or service provides, and whether it is lucrative for them to invest in it. Technical documentation improves customer education and Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs). Moreover, startup documentation helps in attracting funds from external sources.

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