Dealocator App Updated

Professor Srinivasan Raghunathan
Mall Promotions System

DeaLocator App
12/7/2015
University of Texas at Dallas
Abhay Shirsat
Amit Shirsat
Natasha Upadhyay
Ritvik Matta
Subhashree Veeraraghavan
Mall Promotions System MIS 6308
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Executive Summary ....................................................................................................................................... 3
Problem Statement ..................................................................................................................................... 3
Project Details ............................................................................................................................................ 3
Users Problems Answered ......................................................................................................................... 4
Analysis .......................................................................................................................................................... 6
BPMN Model.............................................................................................................................................. 6
Context Diagram ....................................................................................................................................... 7
Use - Case Diagram................................................................................................................................... 7
Sequence Diagram..................................................................................................................................... 9
................................................................................................................................................................... 9
Documentation .............................................................................................................................................. 9
Data Description......................................................................................................................................10
Use Case Name: Register ....................................................................................................................10

Use Case Name: Log In ........................................................................................................................12
Use Case Name: Determine Location .................................................................................................13
Use Case Name: Favorites ..................................................................................................................14
Use Case Name: Place Order ..............................................................................................................15
Use Case Name: Confirm Order ..........................................................................................................16
Use Case Name: Make Order ..............................................................................................................17
Use Case Name: Add Promotions .......................................................................................................18
Use Case Name: Update Promotions .................................................................................................19
Use Case Name: Display Promotions .................................................................................................20
Data Dictionary .......................................................................................................................................21
Design ..........................................................................................................................................................24
Interface Design ......................................................................................................................................24
Database Design ......................................................................................................................................25
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Complete Class Diagram .........................................................................................................................26
Software Design .......................................................................................................................................27
Project Management ....................................................................................................................................32
Project Management Deliverables ..........................................................................................................32
Planned Timeline .....................................................................................................................................32
Executed Timeline ...................................................................................................................................33
Minutes of the Meetings ..........................................................................................................................34
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Executive Summary
Problem Statement
Currently many people are enjoying the perks of having immediate gratification. This includes the
idea of having all the information they may need for a certain time at the click of a button. There is
no exception when it comes to shopping as well. Many people still find it tedious & difficult to
gather all the different information they would need for a shopping trip, such as coupons, discounts,
store locations etc. In this one click world we are currently in, this is something that is still lacking.
Through our project, we aim to create a mobile application (app) that would help solve this issue.
Users will be able to find out discounts, coupons, specials as well as locations in a handy app that
will based all the information provided through a geo-location setting. Users dont have to know
what store theyre near, or what sale is going on in them. The app aims to simplify the consumers
shopping experience by delivering everything at the click of a button.
Project Details
The app requires a mobile cell phone with geo location services as well as data technology services.
This is a key factor as this will provide the location of the mall that the user will be at.
The user will have the option to create a shopping list of items that they may be looking for at the
store. This does not need to be done near the location of the store, but can be done at home or on
the go.
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To start off, once the user logs into the app, it determines the location of the user and collects all the
deals from the stores at the mall or nearby and displays it to the user. Then the user has the option
of choosing deals by category or get directions to get to a particular store in the mall.
The Deals by Category option gives the user the option to look at deals according to the category
they want to shop for. Another useful function that the app has is the ability to do majority
shopping through the app. They can search through the product catalog for the selected stores and
select them for purchasing. Although the app will not allow you to purchase the items, you can
select them, put them on hold and have it prepared at a selected store, ready for pick up.
The stores are responsible to keep their promotions up to date. They have the ability to add, modify
the category, modify the timeline & delete the promotion. In the instance that the user creates an
order from the app, the order is then sent to the respective stores where they will process the order
for the user. The store processes and creates order for the user to pick up. A notification is sent
through the app to the user when the order is ready for pick up.
Users Problems Answered
Many users are used to using multiple apps to find information that they need, however, from our
research, we have found that no app exists which combines all the different aspects together in one.
This app will provide multiple services to the user all in one. The app provides quick and speedy
research for the user and they can continue their shopping experience with ease.
Users download multiple store apps to access their individual promotions. Whereas, our app
integrates all of the stores promotions into one app which also significantly reduces phone clutter.
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Furthermore, the users have a direct, user-friendly, access to stores and promotions that they
would need as well as stores have an avenue to reach out to users who are in search for their
products.
This app allows stores to catch up to the perks of technology and provide a more advance form of
marketing for all stores and malls.
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Analysis
BPMN Model
This process diagram explains the typical process flow of the app. The user logs in and the app
determines the users location. The app identifies stores nearby, gets the latest promotions from
them and displays it to the user.
The following process diagram explains the flow of how the user places an order-for-pickup. The user
clicks on an item they want to buy and adds it to the cart. Then they place the order after adding all the
items they want to purchase at that store. The app then sends the order to the store. The store processes
and creates the order for the user to pick up and a notification is sent to the user about the same.
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Context Diagram
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Use - Case Diagram
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Sequence Diagram
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Documentation
Data Description
USE CASE NAME: REGISTER
Primary Actor: New Customer
Stakeholder:
Trigger: New customer opens app
Relationships:
Include:
Extend:
Normal Flow:
1) For each new customer DO
2) Display Registration page
3) Display Registration form
4) The user enters Customer info
5) Log details in app database
6) Execute Log In process
7) End Do
Exception Flow:
4. a1 IF Incorrect/Incomplete Details in Registration form
THEN Return Registration Form with Error Message: Please enter all the required fields
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USE CASE NAME: LOG IN
Primary Actor: Existing Customer
Stakeholder:
Trigger: Existing Customer opens app
Relationships:
Include: Register
Extend: Place Order, Favorites
Normal Flow:
1) Enter login details
2) Database validates login details
Exception Flow:
2. a1 IF Incorrect/Incomplete Details in Login form
THEN Return Login Form with Error Message.
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USE CASE NAME: DETERMINE LOCATION
Primary Actor: Location Services
Stakeholder: Existing Customer, Stores
Trigger: Customer successfully logs in to the app
Relationships:
Include: Log in
Extend:
Normal Flow:
1) After the customer successfully logs in, customer is prompted to allow location services
2) Customer allows location services
3) Location Services detects location coordinates on grid
Exception Flow:
2. a1 If Customer doesnt allow location detection
THEN Interface reverts to welcome page
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USE CASE NAME: FAVORITES
Primary Actor: Existing Customer
Stakeholder:
Trigger: Customer goes to the Favorites function on the app
Relationships:
Include:
Extend: Log in
Normal Flow:
1) Customer adds Item to Favorites.
2) Customer removes the item.
Exception Flow:
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USE CASE NAME: PLACE ORDER
Primary Actor: Ordering System
Stakeholder: Existing Customer, Stores
Trigger: Customer chooses to use the Place Order functionality on the app
Relationships:
Include:
Extend: Log in
Normal Flow:
1) Customer clicks on promotion from Display Promotions use case
2) Customer clicks on Place Order and fills in the order details (item, quantity, time)
3) An Order ID is generated.
4) Customer checks out through the cart and then the ordering system.
Exception Flow:
2. a1 IF Customer exits screen without clicking on Place Order
THEN Order history is removed from storage.
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USE CASE NAME: CONFIRM ORDER
Primary Actor: Stores
Stakeholder: Existing customer, Ordering System
Trigger: Customer places order.
Relationships:
Include: Place Order
Extend:
Normal Flow:
1) Customer selects an Order pick-up time.
2) Customer clicks on Confirm Order button.
3) System sends confirmation to Customer
4) System sends order details to Stores
5) Make Order Use Case is executed.
Exception Flow:
2. a1 IF Customer exits screen without clicking on Confirm Order
THEN Order history is kept in storage for 14 days
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USE CASE NAME: CREATE ORDER
Stakeholder: Existing Customer, Ordering System
Trigger: Stores receive order confirmation, prepare order.
Relationships:
Include: Confirm Order
Extend:
Normal Flow:
1) Stores proceeds to assemble or prepare order.
2) The store provides order pick up time.
3) Order details are generated and presented to the user. (Order ID, Pick-up time, Status)
4) System notifies the customer.
Exception Flow:
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USE CASE NAME: ADD PROMOTIONS
Stakeholder: Existing Customers
Trigger: Stores add promotions on the app
Relationships:
Include:
Extend:
Normal Flow:
1) Stores adds promotions.
2) Promotions are assigned a Promotion Category.
3) Stores select Promotion timeline.
4) Execute Display Order Use Case
Exception Flow:
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USE CASE NAME: UPDATE PROMOTIONS
Stakeholder: Existing Customers
Trigger: Stores edit existing promotions on their promotions page.
Relationships:
Include:
Extend:
Normal Flow:
1) Stores modify Promotion Category, Promotion Type, Promotion Timeline,
2) Stores has the option to click on Delete Promotion.
3) Execute Display Promotion Use Case
Exception Flow:
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USE CASE NAME: DISPLAY PROMOTIONS
Stakeholder: Existing Customers, Location Services
Trigger: Stores successfully add promotion details and choose to display
Relationships:
Include: Log In
Extend:
Normal Flow:
1) Stores chooses to display promotions.
2) Customer has the option of clicking on displayed promotions.
Exception Flow:
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Data Dictionary
Data Associated with Use Case 1: Register
Customer Info = Name + Username + Password + Phone Number + Email
Data Associated with Use Case 2: Log In
Log In = Username + Password
Data Associated with Use Case 3: Determine Location
Location Services = Customer Input + Customer Co-ordinates
Customer Input = [Allow | Not Allow]
Data Associated with Use Case 4: Favorites
Favorites = Item
Item = [Mens Clothing | Womens Clothing | Kids Clothing | Shoes | Food | Entertainment | Jewelry |
Accessories | Cosmetics | Sports Goods | Home Goods]
Data Associated with Use Case 5: Place Order
Place Order = Order ID + Cart ID + Item + Order Quantity + Order Time
Order Quantity = {Quantity of each Item + Item name}
Data Associated with Use Case 6: Confirm Order
Order Details = Order ID + Pick up Time + Order Status
Order Status = [Ready | Not Ready]
Pick-up Time = [1200 hours | 1300 hours | 1400 hours | 1500 hours | 1600 hours | 1700 hours | 1800 hours
| 1900 hours | 2000 hours | 2100 hours]
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Data Associated with Use Case 7: Create Order
Create Order = Order Details+ Confirmation ID + Stores Order Assembly
Order Details = Order ID + Pick up Time + Order Status
Order Status = [Ready | Not Ready]
Data Associated with Use Case 8: Add Promotions
Add Promotion = Promotion Category + Promotion Timeline
Promotion Category = [Mens Clothing | Womens Clothing | Kids Clothing | Shoes | Food |
Entertainment | Jewelry | Accessories | Cosmetics | Sports Goods | Home Goods]
Promotion Timeline = {Promotion Start Date, Promotion End Date}
Data Associated with Use Case 9: Update Promotions
Update Promotions = Promotion ID + Promotion Item Category + Promotion Type + Promotion Timeline
Promotion Item Category = [Mens Clothing | Womens Clothing | Kids Clothing | Shoes | Food |
Promotion Type = [Discount | Promotion | Sale]
Promotion Timeline = {Promotion Start Date | Promotion End Date}
Data Associated with Use Case 10: Display Promotions
Display Promotions = Promotion ID + Promotion Item Category + Promotion Type + Promotion

Timeline
Promotion Item Category = [Mens Clothing | Womens Clothing | Kids Clothing | Shoes | Food |
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Promotion Type = [Discount | Promotion | Sale]
Promotion Timeline = {Promotion Start Date | Promotion End Date}
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Design
Interface Design
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Database Design
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Complete Class Diagram
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Software Design
Method Name: UpdateCart ()
Class Name: Cart
Clients (Consumers):
Associated Use Cases: Display Offers, Place Order, Create Order
Description of Responsibilities: To update the cart by adding items or deleting existing
items
Arguments Received: Item ID, Item Info, Store ID, User ID
Type of Value Returned: Total Items
Pre-Conditions: Customer should have added at least one item to cart
Customer should have valid login ID
Post-Conditions: Update Cart with new information and total number of items
Pseudo Code:
Generate a Cart ID to identify a unique record
For the logged in customer, access the existing Cart
Add or Delete Item
Update the total number of items
Repeat till the end of file
Repeat for the User ID
End
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Method Name: Display Promotion ()
Class Name: Promotion
Clients (Consumers): Registered User
Associated Use Cases: Display Offers, Determine Location, User log in, Add Promotion
Description of Responsibilities: To display the promotions to the user
Arguments Received: User ID, Location ID, Store ID, Item Type, Item Name
Type of Value Returned: Promotions
Pre-Conditions: Customer should be logged in and his location must be updated at real time
Customer should be registered
Post-Conditions: Update the output based on customer location
Pseudo Code:
For the logged in customer, Access their current location
For their current location get promotions from the stores near by
Update file when stores change their promotions
Repeat till the User exits the Mall
Repeat for every new Location co-ordinates
End
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Method Name: Update User Profile ()
Class Name: Registered User
Associated Use Cases: Login, Favorites
Description of Responsibilities: To update customer information for example email ID,
password, address and preferences
Arguments Received: User ID, email ID, Password, address
Type of Value Returned: void
Pre-Conditions: Customer should be logged in
Customer should be registered previously
Customer should have existing information in the mandatory fields that need to updated
Post-Conditions: Customer needs to re-login
Pseudo Code:
For the logged in customer, Access their current profile
Update the profile with any new information other than null
Repeat till the User exits the application
Repeat for every new user
End
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Method Name: Create Shortlist ()
Class Name: Shortlisted Items
Associated Use Cases: Short List Items, Display offers, Favorites
Description of Responsibilities: To add items from the store database to the shortlist for
later viewing or placing on hold
Arguments Received: Shortlist ID, Item type, Quantity, Item ID, User ID
Type of Value Returned: List of Items
Pre-Conditions: Customer should be logged in
Customer should be registered previously
Customer location must be determined
Customer has access to store database
Post-Conditions: none
Pseudo Code:
For the logged in customer, Access their current profile
Access the desired stores database
Add items to the shortlist
Update shortlist with item quantities
Place item on hold if required
Repeat till the User exits the shortlist interface
End
Method Name: Place Order ()
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Class Name: User or Order Details or Cart
Associated Use Cases: Add Promotions, Display Promotions, Create Order, Process Order
Description of Responsibilities: To select items and placing them on hold for picking up at a
later time
Arguments Received: Cart ID, Customer ID, Order ID, Customer Info, Order Date, Order
Details, Store Info
Type of Value Returned: Void
Pre-Conditions: Customer should be logged in and registered previously
Customer has access to store database
Customer has items in the shopping cart
Customer can View Promotions added by the store
Post-Conditions: Receive confirmation
Pseudo Code:
For the logged in customer, Access the home page for promotions
Access the desired stores database
Add items to the shortlist
Place item on hold at the store and confirm order
Repeat till the User exits
End
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Project Management
Project Management Deliverables

Project Activities Allocation of Activities
Project Description & Details Natasha Upadhyay
Use Case Diagram Amit Shirsat
BPMN Diagram Subhashree Veeraraghavan
Class Diagram Amit Shirsat
Sequence Diagram Amit Shirsat
Context Diagram Abhay Shirsat
Database Design Natasha Upadhyay
Software Design Subhashree Veeraraghavan
Interface Design Abhay Shirsat
Use Case Descriptions Ritvik Matta
Documentation Ritvik Matta
Project Management Deliverables Natasha Upadhyay
Planned Timeline
Date Planned Topics to Discuss Planned Completion

09/08/2015 Create an idea for the project -
10/06/2015 Decide on final project based on Discuss & Create Use case
feedback diagram
10/24/2015 Delegate tasks to be completed By next meeting, complete said
tasks
11/10/2015 Discuss tasks that were Fix any issues we may find
completed
11/24/2015 Work together on finishing the Complete on Documentation
document
12/05/2015 Create the video presentation Finish the entire project
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Executed Timeline
Date Topics Discussed Executed for this meeting

09/08/2015 Created an idea for the project Decided on the Project Manager
10/06/2015 Worked on feedback from the Discussed & Created Use case
professor and delegated tasks to diagram
be completed
10/24/2015 Decided what diagrams were Delegated tasks & diagrams to
needed for the documentation be completed for next week
11/10/2015 Discussed the completed From the completed diagrams,
diagrams, few diagrams were fixed any issues & confusions
left to complete that were discovered.
11/24/2015 Pieced together the diagrams & Complete remaining diagrams &
project details finished 90% of creating the
document
12/05/2015 Create the video presentation Created the presentation &
finished the remaining
document.
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Minutes of the Meetings
Group Assignment - SAPM

MINUTES SEPTEMBER 8, 2015 6:00 PM 6:30 PM PHASE 2 CLUBHOUSE
MEETING CALLED BY Group
TYPE OF MEETING Discussion
FACILITATOR Group
NOTE TAKER Amit Shirsat
TIMEKEEPER Subhashree Veeraraghavan
ATTENDEES Natasha Upadhyay, Amit Shirsat, Abhay Shirsat, Subhashree Veeraraghavan, Ritvik Matta
Agenda topics
DISCUSSION Coming up with an idea for our SAPM class project.
We each came up with a different potential idea, and talked through the pros & cons of each idea.
From those ideas, we chose three of the best ideas that we think would be a good idea to pitch.
CONCLUSIONS Potential ideas: location tracking for Dart Trains & Buses
Geo location services for malls and stores
Tracking of items within a hospital.
DISCUSSION Choosing a Project Manager who will take charge of creating and following a time line for this project.
CONCLUSIONS Through discussions, we elected Natasha Upadhyay as the project manager.
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Malls Promotion Systems

MINUTES OCTOBER 6, 2015 6:00 PM 7:00 PM PHASE 2 CLUBHOUSE
MEETING CALLED BY Natasha Upadhyay
FACILITATOR Natasha
NOTE TAKER Amit Shirsat
TIMEKEEPER Subhashree Veeraraghavan
Agenda topics
DISCUSSION Based on feedback from professor Raghunathan, we need to diccuss further ideas on the selected idea.
What should our use case diagram look like.
CONCLUSIONS We decided to go with the geo location services idea.
As a team we came up with the initial use case diagram
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MINUTES OCTOBER 24, 2015 6:00 6:50PM PHASE 2 CLUBHOUSE
FACILITATOR Natasha
NOTE TAKER Abhay Shirsat
TIMEKEEPER Ritvik Matta
Agenda topics
DISCUSSION Come up with a list of diagrams that need to be created for the project.
Figure out what might take the most time to complete and set out to do that first.
CONCLUSIONS Delegated the lists of diagrams so everyone has equal amount of work.
Create a deadline of next meeting to be the deadline to complete these tasks.
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MINUTES NOVEMBER 10, 2015 6:00 PM 7:00 PM PHASE 2 CLUBHOUSE
FACILITATOR Natasha
NOTE TAKER Ritvik Matta
TIMEKEEPER Abhay Shirsat
Agenda topics
DISCUSSION Present the completed diagrams.
Discuss the completed diagrams and thought process of each diagram.
Check that each diagrams works with other diagrams created.
CONCLUSIONS Addressed concerns with the diagrams that were not completed.
Fixed any discrepancies within diagrams & identified the problem areas
Addressed what needed to be completed for the next meeting.
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MINUTES NOVEMBER 24, 2015 6:00PM 7:15PM PHASE 2 CLUBHOUSE
FACILITATOR Natasha
NOTE TAKER Abhay Shirsat
TIMEKEEPER Amit Shirsat
Agenda topics
DISCUSSION Present the remaining completed diagrams.
Discuss the remaining diagrams and thought process of each diagram.
Check that each diagrams works with other diagrams created.
Started organizing how the documentation would flow
CONCLUSIONS Fixed any discrepancies within diagrams & identified the problem areas
Organized and completed the document till about 90%
Created the powerpoint presentation.
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MINUTES DECEMBER 5, 2015 12:00PM 3:00 PM PHASE 2 CLUBHOUSE
FACILITATOR Natasha
NOTE TAKER Subhashree Veeraraghavan
TIMEKEEPER Ritvik Matta
Agenda topics
DISCUSSION Finish the remaining 10% of the documentation
Finish creating the presentation and delegating who is to speak
Do the voice over for the presentation
CONCLUSIONS Completed the entire documentation with formatting
Completed the powerpoint & created the voice over for the presentation.
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Executive Summary ....................................................................................................................................... 3

Problem Statement ..................................................................................................................................... 3

Project Details ............................................................................................................................................ 3

Users Problems Answered ......................................................................................................................... 4

Context Diagram ....................................................................................................................................... 7

Use - Case Diagram................................................................................................................................... 7

Use Case Name: Register ....................................................................................................................10

Data Dictionary .......................................................................................................................................21

Interface Design ......................................................................................................................................24

Database Design ......................................................................................................................................25

Complete Class Diagram .........................................................................................................................26

Software Design .......................................................................................................................................27

Project Management ....................................................................................................................................32

Project Management Deliverables ..........................................................................................................32

Planned Timeline .....................................................................................................................................32

Executed Timeline ...................................................................................................................................33

Minutes of the Meetings ..........................................................................................................................34

shopping experience by delivering everything at the click of a button.

Users Problems Answered

marketing for all stores and malls.

them and displays it to the user.

Use - Case Diagram

USE CASE NAME: REGISTER

Primary Actor: New Customer

Trigger: New customer opens app

1) For each new customer DO

2) Display Registration page

3) Display Registration form

4) The user enters Customer info

5) Log details in app database

6) Execute Log In process

4. a1 IF Incorrect/Incomplete Details in Registration form

USE CASE NAME: LOG IN

Primary Actor: Existing Customer

Trigger: Existing Customer opens app

Extend: Place Order, Favorites

1) Enter login details

2) Database validates login details

2. a1 IF Incorrect/Incomplete Details in Login form

THEN Return Login Form with Error Message.

USE CASE NAME: DETERMINE LOCATION

Primary Actor: Location Services

Stakeholder: Existing Customer, Stores

Trigger: Customer successfully logs in to the app

2) Customer allows location services

3) Location Services detects location coordinates on grid

2. a1 If Customer doesnt allow location detection

THEN Interface reverts to welcome page

USE CASE NAME: FAVORITES

Primary Actor: Existing Customer

Trigger: Customer goes to the Favorites function on the app

1) Customer adds Item to Favorites.

2) Customer removes the item.

USE CASE NAME: PLACE ORDER

Primary Actor: Ordering System

Stakeholder: Existing Customer, Stores

1) Customer clicks on promotion from Display Promotions use case

2. a1 IF Customer exits screen without clicking on Place Order

THEN Order history is removed from storage.

USE CASE NAME: CONFIRM ORDER

Primary Actor: Stores