MAIN SUCCESSFUL 1.) Allocator views current store 2.) A pop-up window appears prompting group listings and clicks on a the user to create a store group name SCENARIO button to create a store group 3.) Allocator adds name and 4.) System prompts user to checkmark all presses enter of the stores that should be added to the group 5.) Allocator check marks all 6.) Store group is created and is stores that should be added to the immediately available for allocators to group and clicks the submit choose when creating allocations button OTHER SUCCESSFUL Step Branching Action SCENARIOS 1a.) Allocator views current store group is deleted and is removed group listings and clicks a link from being available to be selected when adjacent to the store named making a new allocation store group” “delete 1b.) Allocator views current store System lists all of the stores available. group listings and clicks on a link The ones currently belonging to the store adjacent to the store group named group are check-marked. The allocator group’s stores” checks and unchecks stores from the “edit listing depending on whether they need to be added or removed respectively. When the allocator is finished, he/she presses the submit button and all new created allocations using that store group will include the store group changes UNSUCCESSFUL Conditions Actions SCENARIOS (erroneous c* At any point in time, the user Transaction is aborted and user is situations) can decide to quit by pressing a back to main portal home’ key ‘return Frequency 10 times a week non-functional requirements Superordinates NA Developer GB, FL, CS Creation date / 6/1/2010; 6/7/2010 Last modified date Other Comments USE CASE UC9 USE CASE Name Define alternate merchandise hierarchies Relating Feature 25 ACTOR(s) Allocator Description Division, department, and color is an example of a standard hierarchy but not all standard hierarchies prove useful as a as a sales basis (to create an allocation) for new products. Alternate merchandise hierarchies allow an allocator to create a customized hierarchy using an array of attributes. The
MAIN SUCCESSFUL SCENARIO 1.) Allocator views current store group listings and clicks on a button to create a store group 2.) A pop-up window appears prompting the user to create a store group name 3.) Allocator adds name and presses enter 4.) System prompts user to checkmark all of the stores that should be added to the group 5.) Allocator check marks all stores that should be added to the group and clicks the submit button 6.) Store group is created and is immediately available for allocators to choose when creating allocations OTHER SUCCESSFUL SCENARIOS Step Branching Action 1a.) Allocator views current store group listings and clicks a link adjacent to the store named “delete store group” group is deleted and is removed from being available to be selected when making a new allocation 1b.) Allocator views current store group listings and clicks on a link adjacent to the store group named “edit group’s stores” System lists all of the stores available. The ones currently belonging to the store group are check-marked. The allocator checks and unchecks stores from the listing depending on whether they need to be added or removed respectively. When the allocator is finished, he/she presses the submit button and all new created allocations using that store group will include the store group changes UNSUCCESSFUL SCENARIOS (erroneous situations) Conditions Actions c* At any point in time, the user can decide to quit by pressing a ‘return home’ key Transaction is aborted and user is back to main portal Frequency 10 times a week non-functional requirements Superordinates NA Developer GB, FL, CS Creation date / Last modified date 6/1/2010; 6/7/2010 Other Comments USE CASE UC9 USE CASE Name Define alternate merchandise hierarchies Relating Feature 25 ACTOR(s) Allocator Description Division, department, and color is an example of a standard hierarchy but not all standard hierarchies prove useful as a as a sales basis (to create an allocation) for new products. Alternate merchandise hierarchies allow an allocator to create a customized hierarchy using an array of attributes. The
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