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Ancheta, Aeron | Basibas, Justine | Pakingking, Charls | Pagaling, Reniel

CONTEXT DIAGRAM

DATA FLOW DIAGRAM

SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN

Members:
Ancheta, Aeron | Basibas, Justine | Pakingking, Charls | Pagaling, Reniel

GadgetOne: Your One-Stop Gadget Shop

Data Flow Diagram Explanation

Customer Side:

1. Customer Registration: Customers create an account, which the admin

validates. Valid accounts are stored in the User Database, while invalid one’s
prompt customers to retry.
2. Customer Login: Customers log in with their credentials. If the credentials are
correct, they are logged in successfully; otherwise, they receive an error
message.
3. Browsing and Adding to Cart: Logged-in customers can browse products and
add items to their cart. The system updates the Cart Data Store with the items
added.
4. Placing Orders: Customers place orders for items in their cart. The system
processes the orders, updates the Orders Data Store, adjusts inventory levels in
the Inventory Data Store, and sends order confirmations and shipping details to
customers and the warehouse.
5. Adding to Wishlist: Customers can add products to their wish list for future
reference. The system updates the Wishlist Data Store with the details of the
wish list items.
6. Rating Products: After receiving their orders, customers can rate the products.
The system processes these ratings, stores them in the Ratings Data Store, and
updates the product ratings accordingly.

Admin Side:

1. Validate Customer Registration: The admin's first job is to review new

customer registrations. They check if the information provided is correct. If it is,
the account is approved and stored. If not, the customer is asked to correct their
details and register again.
2. Manage Products: Admins handle the product catalog, adding new products,
updating details like descriptions and prices, and removing outdated items.
These updates keep the product catalog current and accurate.
3. Manage Inventory: Admins also manage inventory levels. They update the stock
as new products arrive or are sold, keeping track of everything in the inventory
database.
4. Manage Orders and shipments: Admins oversee the orders placed by
customers. This includes processing the orders, updating their statuses, and
ensuring they are shipped out on time. All order information is stored in the
system for tracking.
5. Manage Wish lists: Admins can view and manage customer wish lists, allowing
them to monitor customer interests and plan inventory or marketing strategies
accordingly.

Data Stores we used:

1. Customer Data Store: Manages customer registration details and account

information.
2. Product Data Store: Stores detailed information about each product available
on the platform.
3. Cart Data Store: Tracks items that customers add to their shopping carts.
4. Wishlist Data Store: Stores details of items customers have added to their wish
lists.
5. Orders Data Store: Keeps all information related to customer orders, from
placement to fulfillment.
6. Inventory Data Store: Monitors product stock levels to manage availability.
7. Ratings Data Store: Collects and stores customer ratings and reviews for
products.

SYSTEM ANALYSIS AND DESIGN