The document provides a software requirements specification for an employee sales incentive automation system for Banglalink. It includes 3 key sections: [1] an introduction which outlines the purpose and scope of the system; [2] an overall description of the system environment and user classes; and [3] the functional and non-functional requirements. The system will automate the process of setting KPIs, targets, tracking performance, and calculating incentives for sales employees. Various roles like sales, HR, finance will have access to configure, approve, and view data.
The document discusses warranty claim processing in SAP. It describes four key actions - CREQ, WRTY, MEAS, and GEOB/WYVH - that are used to create master data needed for warranty checks in the Vehicle Management System and Warranty Processing applications. CREQ creates equipment for vehicles. WRTY assigns master warranties to equipment. MEAS assigns measuring points and warranty counters. GEOB/WYVH allow assigning data to vehicles without equipment. The actions link the applications and enable automatic warranty checks.
1. The document outlines requirements for a software sales website including an admin panel to manage products and a user interface for customers.
2. The admin panel will allow uploading software products with details, managing trial versions and purchase prices.
3. The user interface will display software information, allow downloading trials and purchasing products integrated with PayPal payments.
Evolution of BMC ITSM Service Request ManagementBMC Software
Join us as we review the history of BMC Service Request Management and how we arrived at where we are today. We'll focus on the solution's rapid improvements and how they help business, as well as some of the little known, but useful, functionalities in the out-of-the-box application.
SAP Basis Training Material | www.sapdocs.infosapdocs. info
You can download this material from http://sapdocs.info/sap/basis/download-sap-basis-training-material-pdf-book/
Get more SAP Downloads from http://sapdocs.info/
This document provides details of all Sage CRM patch releases for version 7.2. Installing the most recent 7.2 patch (E) ensures that you get all of the fixes included in earlier patches (if applicable).
รายละเอียดเพิ่มเติ่มและโปรแกรม Sage CRM 7.2 Patch E Download กรุณาติดต่อ
ตัวแทนจำหน่าย Sage Software ในประเทศไทย
Sundae Solutions Co., Ltd.
โทร 026348899
Email: support@sundae.co.th
URL: http://www.sundae.co.th
The document discusses various questions and answers related to SAP security.
1. It provides instructions on how to reset the SAP* password from the Oracle database by deleting records from the USR02 table for SAP* users in a specific client and committing the changes.
2. It defines the differences between a role and a profile, stating that a role acts as a container that collects transactions and generates the associated profile using the Profile Generator (PFCG).
3. It lists some frequently used SAP security transaction codes like SU01 for creating and changing users, PFCG for maintaining roles, and SU53 for authorization analysis.
The document discusses warranty claim processing in SAP. It describes four key actions - CREQ, WRTY, MEAS, and GEOB/WYVH - that are used to create master data needed for warranty checks in the Vehicle Management System and Warranty Processing applications. CREQ creates equipment for vehicles. WRTY assigns master warranties to equipment. MEAS assigns measuring points and warranty counters. GEOB/WYVH allow assigning data to vehicles without equipment. The actions link the applications and enable automatic warranty checks.
1. The document outlines requirements for a software sales website including an admin panel to manage products and a user interface for customers.
2. The admin panel will allow uploading software products with details, managing trial versions and purchase prices.
3. The user interface will display software information, allow downloading trials and purchasing products integrated with PayPal payments.
Evolution of BMC ITSM Service Request ManagementBMC Software
Join us as we review the history of BMC Service Request Management and how we arrived at where we are today. We'll focus on the solution's rapid improvements and how they help business, as well as some of the little known, but useful, functionalities in the out-of-the-box application.
SAP Basis Training Material | www.sapdocs.infosapdocs. info
You can download this material from http://sapdocs.info/sap/basis/download-sap-basis-training-material-pdf-book/
Get more SAP Downloads from http://sapdocs.info/
This document provides details of all Sage CRM patch releases for version 7.2. Installing the most recent 7.2 patch (E) ensures that you get all of the fixes included in earlier patches (if applicable).
รายละเอียดเพิ่มเติ่มและโปรแกรม Sage CRM 7.2 Patch E Download กรุณาติดต่อ
ตัวแทนจำหน่าย Sage Software ในประเทศไทย
Sundae Solutions Co., Ltd.
โทร 026348899
Email: support@sundae.co.th
URL: http://www.sundae.co.th
The document discusses various questions and answers related to SAP security.
1. It provides instructions on how to reset the SAP* password from the Oracle database by deleting records from the USR02 table for SAP* users in a specific client and committing the changes.
2. It defines the differences between a role and a profile, stating that a role acts as a container that collects transactions and generates the associated profile using the Profile Generator (PFCG).
3. It lists some frequently used SAP security transaction codes like SU01 for creating and changing users, PFCG for maintaining roles, and SU53 for authorization analysis.
This document provides an overview of SAP, including:
- SAP stands for Systems, Applications and Products in Data Processing and is an integrated software that tracks business processes through one application.
- SAP uses an authorization concept with three levels of security - transaction code, authorization object, and user authorization - to control user access.
- When auditing IT general controls in SAP, it is important to consider controls around access management, change management, and computer operations due to the complexity of security in SAP.
- Key risks include segregation of duties due to financial transactions throughout the business, and complex access controls.
Ceo product categories_reference_customer_editionStefan Pasinsky
The document discusses CEO Product Categories available through IBM's Passport Advantage program. It defines CEO Product Categories as collections of software intended to address enterprise needs like mail or business intelligence. It outlines the terms for licensing and deploying CEO Product Categories, including requirements to initially license for all eligible users in the customer's organization and rules around adding or removing software components over time. The document provides guidance on licensing CEO Product Categories versus individual software components and on trade-up options.
Self Service Centre Detailed Product Descriptionmckeeg
The document describes a Self Service Centre product that aims to streamline IT service processes. It allows users to request services, track requests, and update personal details through a web interface. It also automates procurement by allowing users to obtain quotes for standard hardware and software purchases online. The product integrates with an existing IT service management solution to create and update service records. Implementing this product is expected to improve the customer experience and make processes more efficient by reducing manual tasks and emails.
This document presents a systematic approach to evaluating CRM tools based on functionality, quality and reliability, and price. It suggests evaluating tools on multiple parameters rather than just price. The approach involves:
1) Identifying business requirements and assigning weights.
2) Evaluating tools' functionality fit and customization needs.
3) Evaluating quality, reliability, and user feedback.
4) Evaluating total cost of ownership.
Tools are scored in each area and given an overall composite score by weighting scores. The tool with the highest composite score that best meets requirements at a lower cost is recommended.
Microsoft dynamics crm 2011 installation Naveen Kumar
The document provides step-by-step instructions for installing Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011. It describes installing prerequisites like SQL Server 2008/2008 R2 and IIS, running the Dynamics CRM 2011 setup, and configuring additional components like reporting services extensions. The installation process involves specifying service accounts, database and reporting server settings, installing sample data, and verifying the installation is complete and reports are accessible.
Central User Administration (CUA) allows maintaining user records centrally in one system. Changes are automatically distributed to linked child systems. One system is defined as the central CUA system, linked to all child systems. To set up CUA, logical systems are specified and assigned to clients, communication users and RFC destinations are created, distribution parameters are set, and users are transferred from child systems to the central system for synchronization. Detailed steps are provided for verifying connections, emptying existing CUA settings, connecting training systems, setting up the CUA model, configuring distribution parameters, transferring users, and connecting live systems.
Authorisation Concept In SAP | http://sapdocs.infosapdocs. info
The document discusses authorization concepts in SAP systems. It explains that authorizations for users are created using roles and profiles, which are defined by the administrator. Roles contain authorizations that allow users to access transactions, reports, and applications. There are two ways to create new roles - copying an existing role or creating a new role based on business requirements. The process of creating a new role involves assigning transactions and programs to the role menu, defining authorizations, and generating an authorization profile.
AH Best practices - How do I reconfigure Automation Hub.pdfCristina Vidu
Various organizational changes determine you to rethink the Automation Hub configuration, to adapt to the new reality:
Organization chart updates require modifying the categories’ structure
Employees attrition and frequent role changes imply rigorous user access management
Business and departmental goals have a direct impact on the KPIs to track for optimal backlog prioritization
Learn how to easily perform the needed changes with minimal activity disruption via the customization and mass update capabilities.
Recommended for: IT Admins, CoE Leads, Business Analyst Leads
Our speakers:
👩🏻🏫 Teodora Niculaescu, Senior Product Manager - Automation Hub @UiPath
👨🏻🏫 Sorin Visan, Principal Product Manager - Automation Hub @UiPath
- The document discusses returns and service functions in SAP for media product sales and distribution, including returns, subsequent deliveries, quantity corrections, collection of unsolds, and goods transfers.
- It describes the Service Cockpit as the central interface for processing service operations. Operations can be grouped and configured according to company needs. Users are assigned authorizations for different operations.
- Service operations are defined and assigned to operation groups in Customizing. Users select an operation group in the Service Cockpit and then choose a service operation to process a request document.
Message Configuration
2.) Enter message number AM-228
3.) Select 'Do not display' option
4.) Save
This will suppress message AM-228 which is related to
shipping costs during shopping cart creation.
2.9) Create Root Org. Unit
Team Responsible: Functional Configuration
Transportable: Yes
Use
The organizational plan in EBP mirrors the organizational
structure and hierarchy in the backend R/3 system. A root
organizational unit needs to be created in EBP to mirror
the top level organizational unit in R/3, such as the
company code. All subsequent organizational units will be
created under this root organizational unit.
Procedure
SAP SRM
The Manufacturing X Release Notes document summarizes new features and enhancements in the 1811 release, including:
1) Customizing capabilities like lookup tables, MX scripting, and Groovy scripting for custom business logic and integrations.
2) Order splitting to automatically split orders from quotations into multiple sales orders.
3) Enhancements to quote lifecycles when orders are changed after syncing to ERP.
4) Product substitution to automatically or manually replace older products with newer versions.
5) Pre-submit checks on quotations to validate products before submission.
6) Product grouping and recommendations to help sales representatives find products.
This document provides instructions for configuring profitability analysis in SAP. It discusses defining characteristics and value fields, which are the key dimensions and values used to analyze profitability. Characteristics can be predefined, fixed, copied from reference tables, or custom defined. Instructions are provided for viewing existing characteristics, creating new user-defined characteristics like "Bill to party" and "Business field", and activating the new characteristics for use. The document outlines the overall profitability analysis configuration process and provides a guide to setting up the necessary master data and structures.
This document provides instructions for configuring profitability analysis in SAP. It discusses defining characteristics and value fields, which are the key dimensions and values used to analyze profitability. Characteristics can be predefined, fixed, copied from reference tables, or custom defined. Instructions are provided for viewing existing characteristics, creating new user-defined characteristics like "Bill to party" and "Business field", and activating the new characteristics for use. The document outlines the overall profitability analysis configuration process and provides a guide to setting up the necessary master data and structures.
This document provides instructions for configuring profitability analysis in SAP. It discusses defining characteristics, value fields, operating concerns, and other key structures. Characteristics represent dimensions for analysis, like customer or product, while value fields are the metrics like sales or costs. An operating concern defines which characteristics and value fields to use for a specific analysis. The document walks through creating new characteristics and value fields, then defining an operating concern with ID 9100 that uses the Middle Eastern currency. It also assigns a controlling area and activates the configuration. This provides the basic structures for profitability analysis in SAP.
This document provides instructions for configuring profitability analysis in SAP. It discusses defining characteristics and value fields, which are the key dimensions and values used to analyze profitability. Characteristics can be predefined, fixed, copied from reference tables, or custom defined. Instructions are provided for viewing existing characteristics, creating new user-defined characteristics like "Bill to party" and "Business field", and activating the new characteristics for use. The document outlines the overall profitability analysis configuration process and provides a guide to setting up the necessary master data and structures.
This document provides a software requirements specification for the E-Smart Shopping mobile application and backend server. It describes the purpose, scope, user classes and requirements of the system. The key features include a budget tracker, product navigation, product recommendations, barcode scanning, halal product identification, and translation capabilities. The interfaces and architecture are also specified, including interactions between the mobile app and backend server via APIs and a real-time database. Non-functional requirements around performance, security and quality are also outlined.
ERP stands for Enterprise Resource Planning. It combines enterprise, resource, and planning into a single software program that runs off a single database allowing different departments to easily share information. ERP provides key benefits like information integration, order tracking, faster communication between departments, and eliminating redundant data entry. The future of ERP is bright as it forms a foundation for e-business needs and will continue integrating with technologies like the internet, SCM, and CRM.
CBSAM is a DMS system designed for Cream Bell Business to automate various business processes and help distributors, vending distributors, and other channel partners. It provides functionalities for primary and secondary sales management, claims, expense management, GST calculations, and sales collection. The document discusses the presence of CBSAM in India, how it works, its advantages, support matrices, and its major modules including masters, hierarchy, stock, primary sales management, secondary sales, reports, and MIS reports. CBSAM aims to streamline operations and provide centralized access and reporting for various stakeholders.
This document outlines the requirements for a software sales website. It includes:
1) An admin panel to upload software products, trial versions, and manage purchase information.
2) A user interface with sections for software information, trial downloads, purchases, support documents, and an about us page.
3) The site will be developed using ASP.net on Windows hosting with SQL Server 2005. It needs to integrate with PayPal and collect customer information.
This document provides an overview of SAP, including:
- SAP stands for Systems, Applications and Products in Data Processing and is an integrated software that tracks business processes through one application.
- SAP uses an authorization concept with three levels of security - transaction code, authorization object, and user authorization - to control user access.
- When auditing IT general controls in SAP, it is important to consider controls around access management, change management, and computer operations due to the complexity of security in SAP.
- Key risks include segregation of duties due to financial transactions throughout the business, and complex access controls.
Ceo product categories_reference_customer_editionStefan Pasinsky
The document discusses CEO Product Categories available through IBM's Passport Advantage program. It defines CEO Product Categories as collections of software intended to address enterprise needs like mail or business intelligence. It outlines the terms for licensing and deploying CEO Product Categories, including requirements to initially license for all eligible users in the customer's organization and rules around adding or removing software components over time. The document provides guidance on licensing CEO Product Categories versus individual software components and on trade-up options.
Self Service Centre Detailed Product Descriptionmckeeg
The document describes a Self Service Centre product that aims to streamline IT service processes. It allows users to request services, track requests, and update personal details through a web interface. It also automates procurement by allowing users to obtain quotes for standard hardware and software purchases online. The product integrates with an existing IT service management solution to create and update service records. Implementing this product is expected to improve the customer experience and make processes more efficient by reducing manual tasks and emails.
This document presents a systematic approach to evaluating CRM tools based on functionality, quality and reliability, and price. It suggests evaluating tools on multiple parameters rather than just price. The approach involves:
1) Identifying business requirements and assigning weights.
2) Evaluating tools' functionality fit and customization needs.
3) Evaluating quality, reliability, and user feedback.
4) Evaluating total cost of ownership.
Tools are scored in each area and given an overall composite score by weighting scores. The tool with the highest composite score that best meets requirements at a lower cost is recommended.
Microsoft dynamics crm 2011 installation Naveen Kumar
The document provides step-by-step instructions for installing Microsoft Dynamics CRM 2011. It describes installing prerequisites like SQL Server 2008/2008 R2 and IIS, running the Dynamics CRM 2011 setup, and configuring additional components like reporting services extensions. The installation process involves specifying service accounts, database and reporting server settings, installing sample data, and verifying the installation is complete and reports are accessible.
Central User Administration (CUA) allows maintaining user records centrally in one system. Changes are automatically distributed to linked child systems. One system is defined as the central CUA system, linked to all child systems. To set up CUA, logical systems are specified and assigned to clients, communication users and RFC destinations are created, distribution parameters are set, and users are transferred from child systems to the central system for synchronization. Detailed steps are provided for verifying connections, emptying existing CUA settings, connecting training systems, setting up the CUA model, configuring distribution parameters, transferring users, and connecting live systems.
Authorisation Concept In SAP | http://sapdocs.infosapdocs. info
The document discusses authorization concepts in SAP systems. It explains that authorizations for users are created using roles and profiles, which are defined by the administrator. Roles contain authorizations that allow users to access transactions, reports, and applications. There are two ways to create new roles - copying an existing role or creating a new role based on business requirements. The process of creating a new role involves assigning transactions and programs to the role menu, defining authorizations, and generating an authorization profile.
AH Best practices - How do I reconfigure Automation Hub.pdfCristina Vidu
Various organizational changes determine you to rethink the Automation Hub configuration, to adapt to the new reality:
Organization chart updates require modifying the categories’ structure
Employees attrition and frequent role changes imply rigorous user access management
Business and departmental goals have a direct impact on the KPIs to track for optimal backlog prioritization
Learn how to easily perform the needed changes with minimal activity disruption via the customization and mass update capabilities.
Recommended for: IT Admins, CoE Leads, Business Analyst Leads
Our speakers:
👩🏻🏫 Teodora Niculaescu, Senior Product Manager - Automation Hub @UiPath
👨🏻🏫 Sorin Visan, Principal Product Manager - Automation Hub @UiPath
- The document discusses returns and service functions in SAP for media product sales and distribution, including returns, subsequent deliveries, quantity corrections, collection of unsolds, and goods transfers.
- It describes the Service Cockpit as the central interface for processing service operations. Operations can be grouped and configured according to company needs. Users are assigned authorizations for different operations.
- Service operations are defined and assigned to operation groups in Customizing. Users select an operation group in the Service Cockpit and then choose a service operation to process a request document.
Message Configuration
2.) Enter message number AM-228
3.) Select 'Do not display' option
4.) Save
This will suppress message AM-228 which is related to
shipping costs during shopping cart creation.
2.9) Create Root Org. Unit
Team Responsible: Functional Configuration
Transportable: Yes
Use
The organizational plan in EBP mirrors the organizational
structure and hierarchy in the backend R/3 system. A root
organizational unit needs to be created in EBP to mirror
the top level organizational unit in R/3, such as the
company code. All subsequent organizational units will be
created under this root organizational unit.
Procedure
SAP SRM
The Manufacturing X Release Notes document summarizes new features and enhancements in the 1811 release, including:
1) Customizing capabilities like lookup tables, MX scripting, and Groovy scripting for custom business logic and integrations.
2) Order splitting to automatically split orders from quotations into multiple sales orders.
3) Enhancements to quote lifecycles when orders are changed after syncing to ERP.
4) Product substitution to automatically or manually replace older products with newer versions.
5) Pre-submit checks on quotations to validate products before submission.
6) Product grouping and recommendations to help sales representatives find products.
This document provides instructions for configuring profitability analysis in SAP. It discusses defining characteristics and value fields, which are the key dimensions and values used to analyze profitability. Characteristics can be predefined, fixed, copied from reference tables, or custom defined. Instructions are provided for viewing existing characteristics, creating new user-defined characteristics like "Bill to party" and "Business field", and activating the new characteristics for use. The document outlines the overall profitability analysis configuration process and provides a guide to setting up the necessary master data and structures.
This document provides instructions for configuring profitability analysis in SAP. It discusses defining characteristics and value fields, which are the key dimensions and values used to analyze profitability. Characteristics can be predefined, fixed, copied from reference tables, or custom defined. Instructions are provided for viewing existing characteristics, creating new user-defined characteristics like "Bill to party" and "Business field", and activating the new characteristics for use. The document outlines the overall profitability analysis configuration process and provides a guide to setting up the necessary master data and structures.
This document provides instructions for configuring profitability analysis in SAP. It discusses defining characteristics, value fields, operating concerns, and other key structures. Characteristics represent dimensions for analysis, like customer or product, while value fields are the metrics like sales or costs. An operating concern defines which characteristics and value fields to use for a specific analysis. The document walks through creating new characteristics and value fields, then defining an operating concern with ID 9100 that uses the Middle Eastern currency. It also assigns a controlling area and activates the configuration. This provides the basic structures for profitability analysis in SAP.
This document provides instructions for configuring profitability analysis in SAP. It discusses defining characteristics and value fields, which are the key dimensions and values used to analyze profitability. Characteristics can be predefined, fixed, copied from reference tables, or custom defined. Instructions are provided for viewing existing characteristics, creating new user-defined characteristics like "Bill to party" and "Business field", and activating the new characteristics for use. The document outlines the overall profitability analysis configuration process and provides a guide to setting up the necessary master data and structures.
This document provides a software requirements specification for the E-Smart Shopping mobile application and backend server. It describes the purpose, scope, user classes and requirements of the system. The key features include a budget tracker, product navigation, product recommendations, barcode scanning, halal product identification, and translation capabilities. The interfaces and architecture are also specified, including interactions between the mobile app and backend server via APIs and a real-time database. Non-functional requirements around performance, security and quality are also outlined.
ERP stands for Enterprise Resource Planning. It combines enterprise, resource, and planning into a single software program that runs off a single database allowing different departments to easily share information. ERP provides key benefits like information integration, order tracking, faster communication between departments, and eliminating redundant data entry. The future of ERP is bright as it forms a foundation for e-business needs and will continue integrating with technologies like the internet, SCM, and CRM.
CBSAM is a DMS system designed for Cream Bell Business to automate various business processes and help distributors, vending distributors, and other channel partners. It provides functionalities for primary and secondary sales management, claims, expense management, GST calculations, and sales collection. The document discusses the presence of CBSAM in India, how it works, its advantages, support matrices, and its major modules including masters, hierarchy, stock, primary sales management, secondary sales, reports, and MIS reports. CBSAM aims to streamline operations and provide centralized access and reporting for various stakeholders.
This document outlines the requirements for a software sales website. It includes:
1) An admin panel to upload software products, trial versions, and manage purchase information.
2) A user interface with sections for software information, trial downloads, purchases, support documents, and an about us page.
3) The site will be developed using ASP.net on Windows hosting with SQL Server 2005. It needs to integrate with PayPal and collect customer information.
1. The document outlines requirements for a software sales website including an admin panel to manage products and a user interface for customers.
2. The admin panel will allow uploading software products with details, managing trial versions and purchase prices.
3. The user interface will allow customers to view products, download trials, purchase software using PayPal, access support documents, and view company information.
Primary cost elements are automatically generated in the range
6000 to 6999 with cost element category 1. Secondary cost elements are
automatically generated in the range 7000 to 7999 with cost element category
2. The default settings are saved.
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- Microsoft is implementing new security requirements for its Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) program to protect partners and customers from security breaches and fraud.
- Partners must implement a secure application model to integrate with Partner Center APIs by December 11, 2018 and multi-factor authentication (MFA) by February 4, 2019.
- The secure application model enhances identity protection and MFA provides an additional layer of authentication beyond passwords to access Partner Center.
Best practices for salesforce cpq implementationAnjali Mudgal
The document provides best practices for implementing Salesforce CPQ (Configure-Price-Quote) software. It states that CPQ can enable 36% faster quote generation and 27% fewer invoicing errors. However, implementing Salesforce CPQ requires experience with the platform. The document outlines guidelines for a successful CPQ implementation, including establishing objectives, optimizing the quote-to-cash process, prioritizing CPQ features, integrating systems and data, managing change, and configuring the CPQ package and page layouts. Following these best practices can help organizations implement Salesforce CPQ correctly to enhance business opportunities.
The document provides an overview and procedures for testing the Advanced Credit Management scope item. It includes prerequisites for roles, master data, and preliminary setup steps. The main body of the document contains an overview table outlining the key test procedures grouped by process step and expected results. It describes testing credit limit setup, credit limit requests, sales order processing, blocked order management, reporting, and scheduling of background jobs.
The document describes the sales and distribution process for a company. It covers organizational structures like sales offices and credit control areas. It also details master data including materials, customers, and pricing. The main business processes covered are standard order fulfillment, B2B scenarios, returns, debit/credit memos, and made-to-order processes. Key steps include quotation creation, sales order entry, delivery, invoicing, purchase orders, and more.
slide deck from Stepehen Stanley, presenting his wonderfully curated highlights of the recent Spring 24 Salesforce release. This was presented to the virtual meeting of the SFWelly Salesforce wellington trailblazer community group.
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Malibou Pitch Deck For Its €3M Seed Roundsjcobrien
French start-up Malibou raised a €3 million Seed Round to develop its payroll and human resources
management platform for VSEs and SMEs. The financing round was led by investors Breega, Y Combinator, and FCVC.
The Key to Digital Success_ A Comprehensive Guide to Continuous Testing Integ...kalichargn70th171
In today's business landscape, digital integration is ubiquitous, demanding swift innovation as a necessity rather than a luxury. In a fiercely competitive market with heightened customer expectations, the timely launch of flawless digital products is crucial for both acquisition and retention—any delay risks ceding market share to competitors.
UI5con 2024 - Keynote: Latest News about UI5 and it’s EcosystemPeter Muessig
Learn about the latest innovations in and around OpenUI5/SAPUI5: UI5 Tooling, UI5 linter, UI5 Web Components, Web Components Integration, UI5 2.x, UI5 GenAI.
Recording:
https://www.youtube.com/live/MSdGLG2zLy8?si=INxBHTqkwHhxV5Ta&t=0
Preparing Non - Technical Founders for Engaging a Tech AgencyISH Technologies
Preparing non-technical founders before engaging a tech agency is crucial for the success of their projects. It starts with clearly defining their vision and goals, conducting thorough market research, and gaining a basic understanding of relevant technologies. Setting realistic expectations and preparing a detailed project brief are essential steps. Founders should select a tech agency with a proven track record and establish clear communication channels. Additionally, addressing legal and contractual considerations and planning for post-launch support are vital to ensure a smooth and successful collaboration. This preparation empowers non-technical founders to effectively communicate their needs and work seamlessly with their chosen tech agency.Visit our site to get more details about this. Contact us today www.ishtechnologies.com.au
Top Benefits of Using Salesforce Healthcare CRM for Patient Management.pdfVALiNTRY360
Salesforce Healthcare CRM, implemented by VALiNTRY360, revolutionizes patient management by enhancing patient engagement, streamlining administrative processes, and improving care coordination. Its advanced analytics, robust security, and seamless integration with telehealth services ensure that healthcare providers can deliver personalized, efficient, and secure patient care. By automating routine tasks and providing actionable insights, Salesforce Healthcare CRM enables healthcare providers to focus on delivering high-quality care, leading to better patient outcomes and higher satisfaction. VALiNTRY360's expertise ensures a tailored solution that meets the unique needs of any healthcare practice, from small clinics to large hospital systems.
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Measures in SQL (SIGMOD 2024, Santiago, Chile)Julian Hyde
SQL has attained widespread adoption, but Business Intelligence tools still use their own higher level languages based upon a multidimensional paradigm. Composable calculations are what is missing from SQL, and we propose a new kind of column, called a measure, that attaches a calculation to a table. Like regular tables, tables with measures are composable and closed when used in queries.
SQL-with-measures has the power, conciseness and reusability of multidimensional languages but retains SQL semantics. Measure invocations can be expanded in place to simple, clear SQL.
To define the evaluation semantics for measures, we introduce context-sensitive expressions (a way to evaluate multidimensional expressions that is consistent with existing SQL semantics), a concept called evaluation context, and several operations for setting and modifying the evaluation context.
A talk at SIGMOD, June 9–15, 2024, Santiago, Chile
Authors: Julian Hyde (Google) and John Fremlin (Google)
https://doi.org/10.1145/3626246.3653374
2. SRS for Employee Sales Incentive Automation
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REVISION HISTORY
Name Date Reason For Changes Version
Subra Systems Limited 29-08-19 Newly Created 1.0
Subra Systems Limited 04-09-19 Revised according to discussion 1.0
3. SRS for Employee Sales Incentive Automation
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Contents
1. INTRODUCTION ..............................................................................................................................3
1.1 PURPOSE ..................................................................................................................................3
1.2 DOCUMENT CONVENTIONS .......................................................................................................3
1.3 INTENDED AUDIENCE AND READING SUGGESTIONS....................................................................3
1.4 PRODUCT SCOPE.......................................................................................................................3
1.5 OVERVIEW................................................................................................................................4
2. OVERALL DESCRIPTION....................................................................................................................4
2.1 SYSTEM ENVIRONMENT.............................................................................................................5
2.2 USER CLASSES AND CHARACTERISTICS........................................................................................6
2.2.1 SALES TEAM........................................................................................................................6
2.2.2 HR......................................................................................................................................8
2.2.3 RESPECTIVE SALES FUNCTION..............................................................................................9
2.2.4 FP&A................................................................................................................................10
2.2.5 RA ....................................................................................................................................11
2.2.6 RESPECTIVE CHANNEL APPROVER......................................................................................12
2.2.7 IT .....................................................................................................................................13
2.2.8 VPEOPLE...........................................................................................................................14
2.3 KPI DETAILS.......................................................................................................................15
2.4 REPORT AND DASHBOARD SPECIFICATION................................................................................17
2.5 USER DOCUMENTATION..........................................................................................................17
2.6 ASSUMPTIONS AND DEPENDENCIES.........................................................................................18
3. REQUIREMENT SPECIFICATIONS.....................................................................................................19
3.1 FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS..................................................................................................19
3.1.1 PROCESS WORKFLOW.......................................................................................................19
3.1.3 USE CASE DIAGRAM..........................................................................................................21
3.1.4 USE CASE SCENERIO..........................................................................................................22
3.2 NON-FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS..........................................................................................28
3.2.1 PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS ........................................................................................28
3.2.2 SECURITY REQUIREMENTS .................................................................................................28
3.2.3 SOFTWARE QUALITY ATTRIBUTES ......................................................................................28
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APPENDIXA: GLOSSARY....................................................................................................................28
1. INTRODUCTION
1.1 PURPOSE
The purpose of this document is to present “Software Requirement Specification” of “Employee
Sales Incentive Automation”. It will explain the purpose and features of the system, what the
system will do, the constraints under which it must operate and how the system will react to
external systems. This document is intended for both the end user and the developers.
1.2 DOCUMENT CONVENTIONS
The document will use IEEE format. For clarity, acronyms and technical jargon, deemed
uncommon by the author, will be annotated and include in the glossary. Major headings are in
bold 12pt font and concurrent heading in bold 12pt font. The fixed font size that has been used
to type this document is 12pt with 1.5 line spacing.
1.3 INTENDED AUDIENCE AND READING SUGGESTIONS
This Software Requirements Specification document is intended for project managers, software
engineer, system testers and software designers in developing, testing and producing the
project also for the users and documentation writers. It is suggested to read the section
sequentially, and to reference the appendices as one progress, in order to clarify jargon terms
and definition.
1.4 PRODUCT SCOPE
Following processes are available which are related with Employee Sales Incentive Automation–
Configure KPI, KPI weightage, Achievement criteria before Quarter start.
Different sales group like B2B, B2C and Monobrand will set their own KPI and Target.
Role based privilege for KPI set, view and validate/accept/reject.
KPI-wise Target upload option.
Set target at individual level aligning with KPI.
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Individual level uploaded target will be shown as summary to FP&A at company level
for validate/approved/reject.
Employee can check/view their individual KPI achievement.
Filtering by KPI achievement % / Overall target vs. achievement.
System will be available to Internal Employees through Internal Network just like
existing “SalesCom” system.
1.5 OVERVIEW
The remaining sections of this document provide a general description, including characteristics
of the users of this project and the functional and data requirements of the product. Overall
Description of the project is discussed in Section 2 of this document. Section 3 gives the specific
requirements of the product. Section 3 also discusses the functional requirements and gives
detailed description of non-functional requirements.
2. OVERALL DESCRIPTION
This section will give an overview of the whole system. The system will be explained in its
context to show how the system interacts with other systems and introduce the basic
functionality of it. It will also describe what type of Target available that will use the system and
what KPI is available for each target. At last, the constraints and assumptions for the system will
be presented.
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2.1 SYSTEM ENVIRONMENT
Figure 2.1 System Design
The Employee Sales Incentive Automation System will be operated from the different level of
sales person and admin level people. Sales Person can configure KPI and HR will approve/reject
or update the KPI after the approval of respective sale channel approver. Sales person will get
Rejected KPI with HR suggestions on his Deshboard.In case of modification by HR after
modification,HR will have to reject and it will back to respective sales person. After KPI
approval, Respective Sales function can set target and send to FP&A for approval.After This KPI
and Target approval process Users will be able to view “Target vs. Acheivement” information
as per matured data. At the end of matured quarter “Target vs. Achievement with Eligible
Incentive amount” will be “approved / rejected” by RA. In case of rejection IT will solve the issue
and forward to RA to approve again. This approved report will be forwarded to “VPeople”
system for further process.
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2.2 USER CLASSES AND CHARACTERISTICS
This section outlines the characteristics for each of the active user separately.
2.2.1 SALES TEAM
Set KPI, KPI weightage, Achievement criteria
Diagram:
Figure 2.2.1 Low Level diagram
Brief Description
The SALES Team will configure KPI i.e. KPI weightage, Achievement criteria before Quarter start.
Then it will go for approval by “Respective channel Approver” then for HR approval. After
approval by HR, KPI will be locked and ready to use. In case of any rejection of KPI from any
approval level, it will go back to SALES team.
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Initial Step-By-Step Description
1. Sales Teamcan configure KPI and submit to next level.
2. Sales Teamhas to configure all KPIs for a specificchannel for approval.
3. “Approver from respective channel” can approve/reject the KPI.
4. HR can approve/reject/update+reject KPI.
5. In case of approval/rejection all KPI fromthat specific sales channel will be
approved/rejected.
6. In case of any KPI rejection from any stage it will go to the first stage.
7. After HR approval, KPI will be locked.
8. Without KPI Approval for a specificchannel systemwill not be able to go for further
process for automation.
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2.2.2 HR
KPI Approved/Reject after required modification.
Diagram:
Figure 2.2.2 Low Level diagram
Brief Description
HR gets KPI which set by sales team after it is approved by “Respective sales approver”. HR can
approve/reject or update+reject it.
Initial Step-By-Step Description
1. HR can view KPIs which is set by sales team and approved by respective sales approver.
2. HR can approve KPIs or reject it.
3. If need HR also can update KPI. In that case HR have to reject KPIs of that sales channel
after modification.
4. After HR Approval, KPI will become locked.
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2.2.3 RESPECTIVE SALES FUNCTION
Set Target at Individual Level
Diagram:
Figure 2.2.3 Low Level diagram
Brief Description
Respective Sales Function will Set “KPI wise Target” at Individual Level.
Initial Step-By-Step Description
1. Respective Sales Function can set KPI wise target at Individual Level monthly.
2. “Approver from respective channel” can approve/reject the target.
3. FP&A can approve/reject Target at Company Level.
4. In case of any Target rejection fromany stage it willgo to the first stage.
5. After FP&A approval, Target will become locked.
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2.2.4 FP&A
Validate target at company level and after that Approve/Reject.
Diagram:
Figure 2.2.4 Low Level diagram
Brief Description
FP&A will approve/reject Target at company level which is uploaded by Respective Sales
Function and approved by “Approver from respective channel”.
Initial Step-By-Step Description
1. Respective Sales Function can set KPI wise target at Individual Level, FP&A will get this at
Company Level.
2. FP&A can approve/reject Target at Company Level.
3. After FP&A Approval, Target will become locked.
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2.2.5 RA
RA interacts with quarter end result and incentive calculation.
Diagram:
Figure 2.2.5 Low Level diagram
Brief Description
RA will check incentive calculation after quarter end. RA will validate the achievement and
incentive data with other data sources and verify the system’s processed data for further
stages.
Initial Step-By-Step Description
1. Validate quarterly “Target vs. Achievement with Incentive” report.
2. Approve/Reject “Target vs. Achievement with Incentive” report according to
validation.
3. RA will only validate “Target vs. Achievement with Incentive” calculation as per given
setup to system. RA will not validate any other information such as KPI or Target. RA
will forward only technical issue to IT team to resolve.
4. For Rejection Interact with IT team for resolve issue.
5. After proper validation and correction if done by RA will approve and then it will be
forwarded to “VPeople” for further process.
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2.2.6 RESPECTIVE CHANNEL APPROVER
KPI/Target Approve or Reject.
Diagram:
Figure 2.2.6 Low Level diagram
Brief Description
“Respective Channel Approver” gets KPI/Target which set by authorized user. “Respective
Channel Approver” can approve/reject it.
Initial Step-By-Step Description
1. Respective Channel Approver can view KPIs/Targets which are set by sales team.
2. Respective Channel Approver can approve KPIs/Targets or reject it.
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2.2.7 IT
IT team interact with RA.
Diagram:
Figure 2.2.7 Low Level diagram
Brief Description
RA checks incentive calculation after quarter end.
Initial Step-By-Step Description
1. Clarify the observation of RA.
2. Take steps (if needed) after checking the observation.
3. Send back to RA after proper clarification/correction needed.
4. IT will resolve technical issues only.
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2.2.8 VPEOPLE
Data Collect through API.
Diagram:
Figure 2.2.8 Low Level diagram
Brief Description
VPeople request to system for quarter end result.
Initial Step-By-Step Description
1. System will share Target vs. Achievement data and eligible incentive with
VPeople.
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2.3 KPI DETAILS
Sales Channel KPI CONDITIONS
B2B Business - Corporate
Account/Group Managers
Key & Medium Segment
Portfolio Revenue Growth target will be (? %)
Gross Add
1. C&C and Postpaid connection with min BDT
(?) Usage
2. M2M and Data Connection with min BDT
(?) Usage
3. Reactivation will be considered as GA
4. 1 Postpaid Connection will be considered as
= (?)GA
5. 1 GA from Potential Account will be
considered as = (?)GA
6. 1 Postpaid GA from Potential will be
considered as = GA
7. 1 MNP will be considered as = GA
8. 1 M2M and Data connection will be
considered as = (?)GA
9. 1 Device Sale will be considered as = (?)GA
10. SAF Mandatory for activation and GA
Calculation
Churn Target Churn Target will be (?%) decrease
Collection Target Minimum Collection will be (?%) of Target
Handset Minimum threshold 75%.
B2B Business - Corporate
Account/Group Managers
B2G Segment
Gross Add
1. C&C and Postpaid connection with min BDT
(?) Usage
2. M2M and Data Connection with min BDT
(?) Usage
3. Reactivation will be considered as GA
4. 1 Postpaid Connection = (?)GA
5. 1 GA from Potential Account = (?)GA
6. 1 Postpaid GA from Potential = GA
7. 1 MNP = GA
8. 1 M2M and Data connection = (?)GA
9. 1 Device Sale = (?)GA
10. SAF Mandatory for activation and GA
Calculation
Revenue Target Cumulative rev. per quarter based on BDT
(?)/Month
New Business target
Network Activity 1. (?) and above days presence in the network
2. (?)pp increase month on month
B2B Business - Corporate Account
Managers
SME Segment
Gross Add 1. Minimum BDT (?) Bundle/Usage per month
2. Postpaid connection will be considered as
GA from Day one
3. Reactivation will be consider as GA
Data Recharge
Others (MIFIs, ICT
Solutions)
Revenue Target Cumulative rev. per quarter based on BDT
(?)/Month
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Network Activity 1. (?) and above days presence in the network
2. (?)pp increase month on month
B2B Business - Regional B2B Managers
SME Segment
Gross Add 1. Manual SAF clearing by (?)th of the
following month
2. ETSAF Correction within (?)hrs.
Data Recharge
Others (MIFIs, ICT
Solutions)
Revenue Target Cumulative rev. per quarter based on BDT
(?)/Month
Network Activity 1. (?) and above days presence in the network
2. (?)pp increase month on month
MONOBRAND –
Monobrand Operations Senior Managers
Quality GA 1. Manual SAF clearing by 14th/(?) of the
following month
2. ETSAF Correction within 72hrs/(?)
Device
Recharge
Store P&L (?%) Store should be profitable
NPS
CFL
Invt
Mystery Visit
Health check
MONOBRAND –
Monobrand Operations Senior Executive
& Executives
Quality GA 1. Manual SAF clearing by (?)th of the
following month
2. ETSAF Correction within (?)hrs.
Recharge
Device
Inventory Mgt.
Store P&L (?%) Store should be profitable
NPS
CFL
Mystery Visit
Health check
B2C Sales & Distribution
Gross Add
1. (? %) of E-Registration must be vetted and
accepted by (?)th of following month
2. SIMs with > tk (?) paid usage must be (?%)
of total activation within (?) days of activation
EV secondary + SC
DD lifting
EV data pack upsell
Deno Recharge Deno Recharge should be configured here.
DSSO
DLSO ?% strike rate is qualifying criteria.
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2.4 REPORT AND DASHBOARD SPECIFICATION
1.4.1 BASIC REPORT FORMAT FORALL SALES CHANNEL:
This report will be exported as of different scenario i.e. zone wise, employee wise, company
wise as per the user role. System will not provide any kind BI report. Report sample is given
below:
1.4.2 Dashboard:
Individual dashboard sample:
2.5 USER DOCUMENTATION
As a part of the system itself user documentation will be provided which will give an overview
of the system. It will include the full description about the product. The users will get the
opportunity to use the system without having any trouble. Tasks are listed alphabetically or
REGION CLUSTER EMPLOYEEID GA_TARGET GA_COUNT
GA_ACHIEVEME
NT
AIRTIME_TARG
ET
AIRTIME_AMOU
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AIRTIME_ACHIEVE
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ELIGIBLE_INCENTIVE_A
MOUNT
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logically grouped often using cross referenced indexes which helps the users to know exactly
what sort of information they are looking for.
2.6 ASSUMPTIONS AND DEPENDENCIES
Each user must have a valid user id and password.
Server must be running for the systemto function.
Users must log in to the system to access any record.
According to the role users can view/modify record at their access level.
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3. REQUIREMENT SPECIFICATIONS
3.1 FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS
3.1.1 PROCESS WORKFLOW
B2B, B2C & MONOBRAND will configure their own KPI, weightage, Achievement Criteria
etc.
System will collect this data and send to the HR for validation and approval after
respective sales channel approver.
HR validates, Update these KPI and approve/reject/update+reject. Approved KPI are
locked for the next process and rejected KPI’s are sent to the sales team for
modification.
Respective Sales Function team set KPI wise target at individual level and send to FP&A
for validation.
Individual level uploaded target will be shown as summary to FP&A at company level for
validate/approved/reject.
Approved target data are locked for the next process and rejected target data are sent
for the sales function team for modification.
System processes these data for calculating sales incentive for the next quarter.
Quarter end result (Target vs. achievement) and incentive data sent to the RA for
validate quarterly target vs. achievement report with some secondary data.
RA shared the observation to sales reporting team/IT for clarify the observation.
After validate by RA, VPeople Collect this data by API for next process.
In case of KPI modification after it has already been locked it is needed to initiate by
Sales team. In that case new KPI also need to follow same approval flow.
In case of Target modification after it has already been locked it is needed to initiate by
Respective sales function. In that case new target also need to follow same approval
flow.
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In case of KPI modification after it is locked, at the middle of a quarter new calculation
will be activated from that month to the end of the quarter. In case of target
modification new calculation will be applied for that month only.
KPI should be configured quarterly and target should be set monthly.
Figure 3.1.1 Process Flow
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3.1.3 USE CASE DIAGRAM
Figure 3.1.3 Use Case Diagram
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3.1.4 USE CASE SCENERIO
Use case of the different processes is shown below:
Name Configure KPI(Initiate)
Primary Actor
Secondary Actor(s)
Sales Teamof B2B, B2C and Monobrand
Pre-conditions User must be authorized.
Process Application need to perform the following steps:
1. Select “Configure KPI Entry” from home page
2. KPI Configure form will be displayed
3. Select Quarter from dropdown list.
4. Select Sales Channel from dropdown list.
5. Select KPI from dropdown list.
6. KPI wise configuration field will be displayed.
7. Configure KPI Information like KPI weightage, achievement
criteria and other KPI wise condition (mentioned in KPI
detail table).
8. Select “Add” button and view this configuration data
9. For setting another KPI, this process will continue from step
3
10. Now we have a list of KPI selected for next quarter and next
step validation.
11. Finally Save/Submit for next stage.
Main Success Scenario KPI records added to the system and displayed list of KPIs.
Post-Condition Sales team will get a success message
Extension Scenario 1. Validation Error
2. Internal Error.
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Name Validate KPI(Approve)
Primary Actor
Secondary Actor(s)
Respective Channel Approver,
HR
Pre-conditions 1. Must be authorized
2. Set KPI by sales team
Process Application need to perform the following steps:
1. Select Channel wise KPI from UI.
2. View Details of KPI such KPI weightage, Achievement criteria etc.
3. Update KPI if needed.
4. Approve/Reject/Update+Reject KPI with a short remarks.
Main Success
Scenario
HR will get a success message for their approval/rejection.
Post-Condition Sales team get an approval/rejection message for their KPI
Extension Scenario 1. Validation Error.
2. Internal Error.
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Name Target Upload
Primary Actor
Secondary
Actor(s)
Respective sales person
Pre-conditions 1. Must be authorized.
2. Must be approved KPI.
Process Application need to perform the following steps:
Select “upload target”.
Select Sales channel like B2B, B2C and Monobrand from dropdown
list.
Select KPI.
Select Quarter.
Select Month.
Upload KPI wise individual target file in predefined format (In excel
format) with columns of EmployeeId and Count/Amount.
Select “Upload” button.
Main Success
Scenario
KPI wise target is uploaded to the system.
Post-Condition Respective Sales Person gets a success message.
Extension
Scenario
1. Internal Error
2. Validation Error.
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Name Validate Target
Primary Actor
Secondary Actor(s)
Respective Channel Approver,
FP&A
Pre-conditions Must be authorized
Must be uploaded target by KPI
Process Application need to perform the following steps:
1. View Company wise KPI target.
2. View summary report of KPI target.
3. Approved/Reject KPI wise target with a short remarks.
Main Success
Scenario
FP&A will get a success message for approval/rejection.
Post-Condition Respective Sales Person will get an approval/rejection message for their
KPI wise target.
Extension Scenario 1. Internal Error.
2. Validation Error.
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Name Validate Target vs. Achievement report
Primary Actor
Secondary Actor(s)
RA
Pre-conditions Quarterly end result and incentive.
Process Application need to perform the following steps:
1. View Channel wise Target vs. Achievement and Incentive
report data.
2. Share and clarify the observation with sales reporting
team/IT if needed.
3. Validate and Approve/Reject quarterly target vs.
achievement and incentive report.
Main Success Scenario RA will get a success message for approval/rejection.
Post-Condition Quarterly end result (target vs achievement) and incentive are
complete
Extension Scenario 1. Internal Error.
2. Validation Error.
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Name Report Generate
Primary Actor
Secondary Actor(s)
Employees, LM, HOD
Pre-conditions User must be authorized.
Process Application need to perform the following steps:
1. User can view their own dashboard with summarize data
according to their role.
2. User can download their target vs. achievement report data
according to their role.
3. Authorized users can view report data from team level.
4. Authorized users can view report data from enterprise level.
5. Authorized users can view report KPI wise.
6. These operations will be done by “generate report” button.
Main Success Scenario Get a success message for generate report.
Post-Condition Generated Report with user perspectives
Extension Scenario 1. Internal Error.
2. Validation Error.
Name Data Collection to HR system
Primary Actor
Secondary
Actor(s)
VPeople
Pre-conditions Quarterly end result and incentive
Process Quarterly end result (target vs achievement) and incentive calculation data
after RA Approval will be shared with “VPeople”.
Main Success
Scenario
Post-Condition VPeople get the data
Extension
Scenario
1. System will show an “Internal error occurred. Contact with system
administrator.” message.
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3.2 NON-FUNCTIONAL REQUIREMENTS
There are requirements that are not functional in nature. Specifically, these are the constraints
the system must work within.
3.2.1 PERFORMANCE REQUIREMENTS
The system will accommodate high number of items and users without any fault.
Responses to view information will take no longer than 5 seconds to appear on
the screen.
3.2.2 SECURITY REQUIREMENTS
All the administrative and other users have unique logins, so system can understand who is
logged in to the system right now no intruders allowed.
3.2.3 SOFTWARE QUALITY ATTRIBUTES
Availability: The system will be available all the time.
Maintainability: The ability to maintain, modify information and update fix
problems of the system.
Usability: Software can be used again and again without distortion.
Accessibility: Administrator and many other users can access the system but the
access level is controlled for each user according to their work scope.
Accuracy: The reliability on the information/output. Can depend/be sure of the
outcome.
APPENDIX A:GLOSSARY
KPI Key Performance Indicator
CAM Corporate Area Manager
GM Group Manager
ZM Zonal Manager
TO Territory Officer
ACM Area Corporate Manager
RCM Regional Corporate Manager
GA Gross Add
RSO Retail Sales Officer