Documents business requirements use-case narratives.for only one process note:  please  i want Documents like this in pic

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4. Documents business requirements use-case narratives.for only one process
note:  please  i want Documents like this in pic 
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Sample High-Level Version
of a Use-Case Narrative
Author(s):
Use-Case Name:
Use-Case ID:
Priority:
Source:
Primary Business
Actor:
Other
Participating
Actors:
Other
Interested
Stakeholders:
Description:
12
1
Place New Order 4
MSS-BUC002.00
Member Services System
6
High
7
Requirement - MSS-R1.00 8
Club member
• Warehouse (external receiver)
• Accounts Receivable (external server) 1
Date:
Version:
Use-Case Type
Business Requirements:
65
•
Marketing - Interested in sales activity in order to plan new promotions.
1 Procurement Interested in sales activity in order to replenish inventory.
• Management - Interested in order activity in order to evaluate company performance and
customer (member) satisfaction.
This use case describes the event of a club member submitting a new order for SoundStage products.
The member's demographic information as well as his or her account standing is validated. Once the
products are verified as being in stock, a packing order is sent to the warehouse for it to prepare the
shipment. For any product not in stock, a back order is created. On completion, the member will be sent
an order confirmation.
Transcribed Image Text:7-30 Sample High-Level Version of a Use-Case Narrative Author(s): Use-Case Name: Use-Case ID: Priority: Source: Primary Business Actor: Other Participating Actors: Other Interested Stakeholders: Description: 12 1 Place New Order 4 MSS-BUC002.00 Member Services System 6 High 7 Requirement - MSS-R1.00 8 Club member • Warehouse (external receiver) • Accounts Receivable (external server) 1 Date: Version: Use-Case Type Business Requirements: 65 • Marketing - Interested in sales activity in order to plan new promotions. 1 Procurement Interested in sales activity in order to replenish inventory. • Management - Interested in order activity in order to evaluate company performance and customer (member) satisfaction. This use case describes the event of a club member submitting a new order for SoundStage products. The member's demographic information as well as his or her account standing is validated. Once the products are verified as being in stock, a packing order is sent to the warehouse for it to prepare the shipment. For any product not in stock, a back order is created. On completion, the member will be sent an order confirmation.
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Sample Expanded Version
of a Use-Case Narrative (cont)
Typical Course
of Events:
Actor Action
Step 1: The club member
provides his or her demographic
information as well as order and
payment information.
System Response
Step 2: The system responds by verifying that all required
information has been provided.
Step 3: The system verifies the club member's demographic
information against what has been previously recorded.
Step 4: For each product ordered, the system validates the
product identity.
Step 5: For each product ordered, the system verifies the product
availability.
Step 6: For each available product, the system determines the
price to be charged to the club member.
Step 7: Once all ordered products are processed, the system
determines the total cost of the order.
Step 8: The system checks the status of the club member's account.
Step 9: The system validates the club member's payment if
provided.
Step 10: The system records the order information and then
releases the order to the appropriate distribution center
(warehouse) to be filled.
Step 10: Once the order is processed, the system generates an
order confirmation and sends it to the club member.
continued
Transcribed Image Text:7-32 Sample Expanded Version of a Use-Case Narrative (cont) Typical Course of Events: Actor Action Step 1: The club member provides his or her demographic information as well as order and payment information. System Response Step 2: The system responds by verifying that all required information has been provided. Step 3: The system verifies the club member's demographic information against what has been previously recorded. Step 4: For each product ordered, the system validates the product identity. Step 5: For each product ordered, the system verifies the product availability. Step 6: For each available product, the system determines the price to be charged to the club member. Step 7: Once all ordered products are processed, the system determines the total cost of the order. Step 8: The system checks the status of the club member's account. Step 9: The system validates the club member's payment if provided. Step 10: The system records the order information and then releases the order to the appropriate distribution center (warehouse) to be filled. Step 10: Once the order is processed, the system generates an order confirmation and sends it to the club member. continued
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