After forming and agreeing on requirements, what is next? What should be the result of the analyst's work?

After forming and agreeing on the requirements, the analyst should prepare a set of artifacts that will serve as the basis for development and testing:

• Technical Specification (TS) or requirements specification, detailing the functionality, constraints, and acceptance criteria.
• Diagrams and models (e.g., UML diagrams, business processes) that visualize the system and interactions.
• Document describing business rules and use case scenarios.
• Test plan or criteria for verifying compliance with the requirements.

As a result, the analyst should produce a clear, understandable, and agreed-upon document that allows developers and other project participants to unambiguously understand what and how to implement.