The SDD, or Solution Design Document, is a core artifact within the Blue Prism Robotic Operating Model (ROM). It serves as the technical blueprint for an automation project. The document translates the business requirements detailed in the Process Definition Document (PDD) into a comprehensive technical design for developers to follow. It outlines the proposed solution's structure, including application interaction methods, workflow logic, data handling, exception management, and environmental requirements. The SDD ensures the development team builds a solution that is robust, scalable, and aligns with the initial process analysis.

A. Solution Document Design: This is not a standard term used in the Blue Prism methodology; the phrasing is grammatically incorrect for a document title.

B. Solution Definition Document: This incorrectly merges the purpose of the SDD (design) with the Process Definition Document (PDD), which defines the business process.

C. Solution Design Definition: This is a redundant and non-standard combination of terms within the Blue Prism framework.

1. Blue Prism University (2022). Blue Prism Foundation Training. In the module "The Blue Prism Robotic Operating Model (ROM)," the Solution Design Document (SDD) is explicitly defined as the key output of the Design phase, detailing the technical 'how' of the automation.

2. Blue Prism Limited (2021). Blue Prism - Robotic Operating Model (ROM) v2.0, Section 4.3 'Design'. This section describes the Design phase, where the Solution Designer creates the Solution Design Document (SDD) as the primary deliverable to guide the development team.

3. Blue Prism Limited. Blue Prism - Solution Design Document (SDD) Template. The official template provided on the Blue Prism Portal is titled "Solution Design Document," confirming the correct expansion of the acronym. This document's structure is a key part of the ARA02 curriculum.