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the context of a Process Map, it demonstrates the expected interaction with the system(s). In the
context of an RPA initiative, the Robot will be identified as an actor, so that interaction, scenario
flows, logic, and information used by the Robot are clearly defined.
Actor Summary
Define the actors (people, systems) in scope of the use case specifications provided. A Use Case
Diagram can be used to visually represent actors.
Unique ID:
Actor Description
Role (Primary/ Secondary)
Traced to L3:
ACT001
ACT002
ACT003
ACT004
ACT005
Use Case Specification(s)
The Use Case Specification provides details on steps, data, rules, interface, and reporting for
each Use Case identified in the Use Case Diagram.
Unique ID:
Use Case Specification Name & Description
UC Specification File (attachment)
Traced to L3:
UC001
UC002
UC003
UC004
UC005
Report(s)
Reporting requirements document the business knowledge to be presented in the process of
enabling a goal.
Unique ID:
Report Specification Name & Description
Report Specification File (attachment)
Traced to:
REP001
REP002
REP003
Unique ID: Actor Description Role (Primary/ Traced to L3:
Secondary)
ACT001
ACT002
ACT003
ACT004
ACT005
.
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