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E - ORGANIC FOOD STORE

(For SEMESTER – V of III Year M.Sc. (2019-2020))
Submitted By :- 3001 - Adit Mehta

3013 - Riya Darji
3020 - Sagar Jadav
Institution Name :- MAXGEN TECHNOLOGIES PVT. LTD.
Date of Submission : - 07/06/2020
Group ID : - 01
Submitted to
K. S School of Business Management
M.Sc. - Computer Application and Information Technology.
E-Organic Food Store

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Acknowledgement
We wish to express our heartfelt application to all these who have contributed to this project,
both directly and indirectly in our project work and provided their invaluable corporation to us
in completion of our project.
A project is a learning experience for a student. We consider it as a great opportunity to be a

part of this project. It has been a privilege to be a part of something challenging like this project.
We would like to express our special thanks to all respected faculties for their valuable
guidance and entire attention towards right from the beginning of the assigned work throughout
in each and every phase of the project and without their support and guidance and the project
would not have been completed successfully.
We would like to express our gratitude towards out parents and our internal guides for giving
us their guidance and support and encouragement. We would like to thank our institution guide
Vishwas Sir to provide us this opportunity.
The wholehearted and co-operation extended by my institution family and my class mates is
gratefully acknowledged.
With sincere regards,

Adit S. Mehta
Riya Darji
Sagar Jadav

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 List of Figures
Figure 3.3.1-Work Breakdown Structure……………………………………………………...
Figure 3.3.2-Gantt Chart……………………………………………………………………….
Figure 3.4-Process Model (Incremental Model) ……………………………………………….
Figure 4.4.1-Use Case Diagram (All)………………………………………………………….
Figure 1-Use Case Diagram(Admin)………………………………………………………….
Figure 2-Use Case Diagram(Customer)……………………………………………………….
Figure 3-Use Case Diagram(Visitor)…………………………………………………………...
Figure 4.4.2-Activity Diagram (All)……………………………………………………………
Figure 1-Activity Diagram (Admin)……………………………………………………………
Figure 2-Activity Diagram (Customer)…………………………………………………………
Figure 3-Activity Diagram (Visitor)……………………………………………………………
Figure 4-Registration/Login Diagram (Visitor)………………………………………………..
Figure 4.4.3-Sequence Diagram (All)………………………………………………………….
Figure 1-Sequence Diagram(Admin)………………………………………………………….
Figure 2-Sequence Diagram(Customer)……………………………………………………….
Figure 3-Sequence Diagram(Visitor)………………………………………………………….
Figure 4.4.4-Class Diagram……………………………………………………………………
Figure 4.2-System Flow Diagram…………………………………………………………….

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 List of Tables
Table 4.3.1-User……………………………………………………………………………………….
Table 4.3.2-Admin Details……………………………………………………………………………..
Table 4.3.3-Category…………………………………………………………………………………..
Table 4.3.4-Contact……………………………………………………………………………………
Table 4.3.5-Orders…………………………………………………………………………………….
Table 4.3.6-Order updates…………………………………………………………………………….
Table 4.3.7-Product…………………………………………………………………………………..
Table 4.3.8-Subcategory……………………………………………………………………………..

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Index
No. Table Of Content Page No.
1 Introduction
1.1 Organization Profile 07
1.2 System Detail 08
1.2.1 Existing System
1.2.2 Proposed System
1.3 Scope of System 09
1.4 Objectives 10
2 Proposed System Requirement Gathering

2.1 Stakeholders of system 11
2.2 Requirement gathering Techniques used 12
2.3 Consolidated List of Requirement 14
2.4 Project Definition 14
3 System Management and Planning
3.1 Feasibility Study 15
3.1.1 Technical Feasibility
3.1.2 Economic Feasibility
3.1.3 Operational Feasibility
3.2 Hardware-Software Requirement 17
3.3 System Planning 18
3.3.1 Work Breakdown Structure
3.3.2 Gantt Chart
3.4 Process Model 20
4 System Analysis and Design
4.1 UML(unified modelling language) 23
4.2 System Flow Diagram 34
4.3 Data Dictionary 35
4.4 System Navigation 42

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5 Input/output Design
5.1 User Interface 43
5.2 Coding -
6 Testing 64
7 Summary
7.1 Assumptions 76
7.2 Limitations 78
7.3 Conclusion 79
7.4 Future Scope 79
Total 80

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Chapter-1 Introduction
E - Organic Food Store- provides the best way for any individual to
improve their health. It is the best way to provide all the organic food products available in the
market at all in one place or say particularly at a website. This would not only improve one’s
personal health fitness but also, would make their family’s quality of food consuming more
preferable, sustainable and long lasting.
1.1 Organization Profile
Organization Name :- MAXGEN TECHNOLOGIES PVT. LTD.
Owner of the organization :- Mr Prabhjit Singh

Ms Komal Saini
Address :- 505, Fifth Floor, Shapath V,

Besides Gordhan Thaal, S. G. Highway,
Ahmedabad-382 418
Contact No. :- 9099039845

9909163651

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1.2 Project Details
1.2.1 Current System
Currently we have many stores available everywhere but the

problem is, there is no online application or website and if
present they are too costly and takes much time to deliver it also
that they do not have contents specifically organic products so
we decided to make a website where we could make people
purchase the food products all at a single platform rather than
going to different stores/websites.
1.2.2 Proposed System
Our system will provide a platform to minimize the efforts of

finding pure organic food products listed at one place. On one
click customer can buy the product or even add it to wishlist
(save for later)/add it to cart. This system will ease the work of
back staff by suggesting them whether they need a consultation
or not. It will help to analyse the customer’s past results. We
would try to get each and every single product of variant
category available at our platform. We would also be suggesting
customers different varieties of products which they can
consume or not, most importantly an add on feature would also
be made so that if any product is not available then it would be
made available as our top priority.

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1.3 Scope :
 It can be used in small places, and medium cities firstly and then on large scale.
 It can also help restaurants to simplify their daily operational and managerial task
as well as improve the dining experience of customers.
 Customers, admin, support staff can use the system for the ease and accuracy of the
work.
 Back staff can maintain data records of past customers to enhance their experience
for search results.
 Similar products can also be suggested based on their history.
 Our system would be connected with organic food product sellers only.
 Organic produce is often (but not always, so watched where it is from) produced on
smaller farms near where it is sold, so it makes our e-store.
 Registered users when logged in the system they get results according to their last
choices of products.
 If visitor user wants to get information only and not want to buy so they can put that
product in wish list and after some time again they can purchase that product.
 Bill amount will also be updated, if product price changes.

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1.4 Objective of the project

 One of the most important objective of the project is to make it as such so that whole
sort of organic product be available at a single platform.
 This system includes registration of customer, vendor details storing their details into
the system and also customized searching results and fully digital billing only after
the cart process is completed.
 The current applications uses manual system for management of all the products
along with organic products, though the information is mismanaged and insufficient
along with (when a customer is wanting to buy only organic but he/she always get
not only organic but inorganic products as in the similar products section).
 Hence, this system will help to recover above disadvantages.
 Back end Staff includes admin, vendors etc.
 To generate each and every details of customer’s food search and maintain their
privacy is our top priority.
 It enhances information flow.
 Suggestions becomes easy and minimizes the time wastage when correct algorithm is
used for search results.
 Reduces one’s time to search on every other platform unnecessarily.
 It becomes a quick access to the required information as it is only, ’one clicks away’.
 If a product is not available and the customer is wanting, then we at backend would
try to get and make it available to the customer as so through notification.
Information involves customer’s personal information, Backend staff vendor

information, and various facilities etc.

Chapter - 2 Proposed System Requirement Gathering
2.1 Stakeholders :
A person, group, or organization that is actively involved in a project, is affected
directly/indirectly by its outcome, or can influence the outcome.
 Admin
 He is the owner of the system who has all rights regarding to the system.
 He can manage the users of the system.
 Customer
 They will be soul of the database.
 They would only be able to search, buy, suggest, add to cart etc.
 They can even opt for being a seller if they want to.

2.2 Requirement Gathering Techniques

 Interview
The following description is about the Interview conducted by our team at the
center with client mostly asked by us.
The following is an attempt as if only the points required are asked else
Where the understood things are not written.
For e.g. - the search section.
1- Do you want payment gateways?

 Yes would prefer at least two any of them.
3- Do you want advertisements supporting your system?

 No as the customers can be mis-guided though.
4-Do you already have any current in your possession?
 No but i use many such already present in the market.
5-Why do you need such a system if many such are already
Present?
 I want a system to be focused on only organic not combined products
to be displayed as attention is required not deviation of thoughts.
6-How will you manage the system?
 I will hire an employee if necessary.
7-how would you want your system to be displayed in the home page
i.e. in the grid or parallel format?
 I would want it to be more parallel and in the categorial depth format.
8-Do you want customer review section or feedback of products or

both?
 I assume both are necessary in their respective fields.
9-what is your budget decided?
 50000 not exceeding the amount.
10-In how much time will you need the completion?
 11 months, acceptable.
11-How much security will you provide in your system? (client)
 The security will not be compromised If exception occurs then
it will be handled appropriately.
12-Do you have any specific process model to be followed?
 No.
13-How much word limit is required for any product description?
 Approximately 300 words.

14-How much return policy is required?

 10 days the same as other sellers provide.
15-Do you want your social media accounts to be linked up?
 Yes
16-Do you want only the product search or it should be mix and
match after the searched result?
 A mix and match would be efficient as though the customer cannot find
the searched product then he might be willing to buy a similar product.
17-How do you want the seller search result to be displayed?

 The seller who has maximum best quality products should be displayed
on top.
18-Do you have any specific hardware or software to be inputted? (optional)

 No whatever is of latest and best technology will be preferred.
19- How much capacity load is required for a customer base?

 At least 10 persons at a time.
20- Do you want live tracking of order or message updates?

 Message updated would be sufficient but try for live tracking.
21- What would you prefer over delivery updates?
 A notification is a must.

2.3 Consolidated list of Requirements

 Payment Gateway is needed for customer billing process.
 The computer system/device through which website is accessed should be
connected through Ethernet crossover cable to the Ethernet ports or if accessing
in mobile phone then it must have proper internet connection to enhance the
contents.
 Orders cancelled should be notified to the Backend responsible for to make the
change.
 Staff at database should be given the authority of registering the customers,
providing them their products if necessary and billing process.
 All the search/suggested product reports of customer needs to be stored and
only accessed by authority.
 If they do not have any product information, but a customer wants/suggests
any Product then we will try to provide them.
2.4 Project Definition
E- Organic Food Store – manages customer requirements in terms of getting organic

food products.
This system will maximize the customer load experience in getting all variants of a
product at a single place.
It will try to cover each and every product related to organic along with its
description especially non related search results would be eliminated. Scheduling
of delivery updates with customer becomes easy and it reduces time wastage and
he can get his product at top priority.

Chapter – 3 System Management and Planning
3.1 Feasibility Study
The main aim of the feasibility study is to determine that it would be

financially and technically feasible to develop the product or not(which is yes
from our point of view). The purpose of feasibility study is not just to solve the
problem, but to determine whether the problem is worth solving or not. and if it
wouldn't then why waste time on making such a project though.
3.1.1 Technical Feasibility

The Ethernet crossover cables i.e an internet connection with compatible
enough amount of speed too are needed and the project can be done with current
requirements fulfilled for the e-store and the software
technology is easily affordable by any organization , so there is no need of any
new technology.
3.1.2 Economic Feasibility

economic feasibility is a kind cost-benefit analysis of the examined project,
which assesses that it is possible to implement the project practically as it
focuses on more customer beneficiary for the content to be replaced by the mix
and match of other products and focus on the only searched result related to
organic. The project can be of more success if handled properly and wisely.
They can make a handful amount of money. This project includes acceptance
of payment methods and would work to generate more revenue and capital in
the market.
No hardware and software externally are required to operate the system. There
is no license initially present in it. Maintenance is minimal, No server charge
would be required. Any extra changes would be made from our side free of cost.

3.1.3 Operational Feasibility

There are sufficient benefits of the system such as reduced workloads on the
back staff, because of maintaining proper data of the customer. Efficient data
management, proper search management which will indeed result in good
customer approach so as what they actually want if we shorten the path towards
their product, higher the chances would be of one buying them and proper
customer (satisfaction) management so that it increases our usage of using the
website i.e. resulting in more revenue generation. On the opposite side. As for
the vendor staff, there will be no waste of time, such results show that the system
is economically feasible to maintain their database. There will be no high cost,
as only internet is needed to update with us, which will in turn lead us for better
partners.
The system includes various modules like customer's product management,

search result management etc. which offers efficient support to make our
application exemplary smooth to use.

3.2 Hardware and Software Requirements
Software Specification:
 Front-end Technology: CSS, HTML etc.
 Back-end Technology: SQLite
 Framework : Django
Hardware Specification:
 RAM: 1GB or more
 Hard-disk: 250 GB or more
 Processor: Core Processor XP or any thereafter

3.3 Project Planning
3.3.1 Work Breakdown Structure

3.3.2 Gantt Chart

3.4 Process Model

As new requirements can arise in future incremental models are used. With the
help of it we can fulfill maximum user requirements. In every increment the needs of
the client are kept in mind and more features and functions are added. These increments
Form a base for customer evaluation. Many features can be added after the development
of the system that serves the main purpose. If there is less number of employees to work
on the project Incremental development model is very useful to complete the project
before the deadline.
Incremental Model:
 This model is more flexible – less costly to change scope and requirements.
 It is easier to test and debug during a smaller iteration.
 In this model customer can respond to each built.
 Lowers initial delivery cost.
 This process model helps to manage technical risks.
 Initial product delivery is faster.
 Work load is less.
 Customer can respond to feature and review the product.
 Risk of changing requirement is reduced.
 Core product is developed first that is main functionality is added in the first
increment.


Incremental model consists of several phases in which each and every phase is monitored
carefully and on successful completion is given as a prototype to the customer.
We have considered two phases in the model:-
Increment 1:
First phase comprises of consolidated list of requirements and system analysis comparatively
till a limit of first three chapters of the procedure to be followed. All the stakeholders of the
system, process models and project definition was wisely chosen and all the system
management and planning phase was completed within a given tenure. All the feasibility modes
and criteria’s were efficiently with ample amount of time were considered with a brief talking
among our respective team and then finally did the first phase completion.
Increment 2 :
Second phase comprises of system analysis and design and future conclusion i.e. the last two
chapters provided to us. All the UML designs were made considering all the stakeholders and
their workbase effectively in a manner that they do not conflict. Each and every actor of the
system has a predefined task except the visitors. The Data dictionary, User Interface and the
System navigation simultaneously describes the way they are presented. The User Interface is
just an approximate visual representation of how the system will be designed as though actual
representation may vary as more changes are possible in future as the whole designing section
is totally left out. So likewise all diagrams are just an approximate visual representation of how
the system will look. Similarly the same goes with future scope and conclusion as the
limitations may or may not increase. So effectively Future scope will also be increased.

Chapter 4 System Analysis and Design
4.1 UML (unified modelling language)

4.4.1 Use Case Diagram
1. Admin
E-organic food store

2.Customer

3.Visitor

4.4.2 Activity Diagram

1. Admin

2. Customer

3. Visitor

4. Registration/Login

4.4.3 Sequence Diagram

1. Admin

2. Customer

3. Visitor

4.4.4 Class Diagram

4.2 System Flow structure

4.3 Data Dictionary
Table 4.3.1 - User

Table 4.3.2 - Admin Detail
Table 4.3.3 - Category

Table 4.3.4 - Contact

Table 4.3.5 - Orders

Table 4.3.6 - Order updates

Table 4.3.7 - Product

Table 4.3.8 - Subcategory

4.4 System Navigation

Chapter 5 Input/output Design
5.1 User Interface
USER:
 This is the home page of our website.

 After scrolling our home page we can see different types of categories
of our products.

 When we click any type of category among these categories we will

redirect on the page which have different type of subcategories related
to that category which you clicked above.

 While we click on any one subcategory, among these subcategories

we will be redirected on the page which contains all the products of
the related subcategory.

 When we click on add to cart button, then corresponding items will add in
cart.

 After clicking on Quick view button we will see the detailed information of
the product.

 When we click on cart symbol we will be redirected on the cart page which
contains list of the products added.

 After clicking on the checkout button we redirect on the checkout page

which contains details about the product and another one takes the input
from the user of their delivery address.

 After clicking” place order” button it will show the payment option screen.

After done with payment process we redirect on the tracker page.

When the email id and order id is correct then it will see the details of order.

 This is the product page of our website.

 This is the about us page of our website.

 This is the gallery page of our website.

 This is the contact page of our website.

 After click on the search view following screen will open.

 After click on the setting button we will see this dashboard.

 This is the login page of our website.

 This is the Registration page of our website.

 When user is logged in then this type of dashboard will open.

 This is the user profile page.

 If user wants to change password, then they can change it from here.

Chapter 6 Testing
1. Test Case :
Description: In this test case, when user will enter the email and password for
login and if he/she enters wrong E-mail or password, so it shows an error message
that it is invalid credential.

2. Test Case :
Description: In this test case, if user will not fill any of the field, then a
message will generate for inform the user to fill that field.

3. Test Case :
Description: This test case is same as shown before.

4. Test Case :

5. Test Case :
Description: In this test case, if user will enter password less than 8 digits, so
it shows an error message that enter valid password.

6. Test Case :
Description: In this test case, if user enter confirm password which is not
match with password then it will show an error.
If user can register with already available username then it will
Shown a message.

7. Test Case :

8. Test Case :

9. Test Case :

10. Test Case :

11. Test Case :

12. Test Case :
Description: : This test case is same as shown before.

Chapter 7 Summary
Why did we use an e-commerce platform?

As we know that e-commerce provides sellers with global reach. They remove the barrier of
place(geography).
Now sellers and buyers can meet in the virtual world without the hindrance of location.
A customer can shop 24*7. Our website is functional at all times.
7.1 Assumptions
The following assumptions should be fulfilled for this system:

 To use this website one must have a basic knowledge and erudition of using any
interface or an application.
 The backend Systems should be connected through Local-Area Network (LAN)
connection.
 The system must be able to respond to database software
Within reasonable time so that it gives a enthralling user experience.
 The system should be readily available to use across the day for
Everyone.
1-They care about you:-

Businesses want to tell the world “their story” and how they operate and all etc.
But as they say adding credibility is one thing, but what matters is that the customers just
want to know what you and your product can do for them.
2- They shop only on price: -
First time businesses owners often worry if they are not the cheapest option available.
But how often do you trawl around for the cheapest products when you shop? Do you think
Apple customers buy their products based on price alone?
What the point says is that not every price is concerned when your certainty throughout. As
long as the price isn’t prohibitive there are other factors that matter just as much if not more.

3- They know what they want:-

Some customers know what they want and how much it would cost and if they find you first
you’ll make an easy sale. But most customers don’t really know what they want, they have
questions and they need reassurance.
Your website isn’t just a catalogue, sometimes you need to actually help your customers to
make the right buying decision and if they cannot find the one you still have the chance to
make your next sale of another unexpected product.
4-They have time for research:-

You know the market inside out but your customers probably don’t and they don’t have time
to check every single option. If you are in the right place and give them the feelings, you
don’t always have to be the best option.
5- They are rational:-

There will always be times when you have the best product the best price and still fail to sell
anything. The mistake you are making is assuming that buyers make decisions rationally.
Rational is easy to sell but don’t forget about the emotional needs of the customer.
6- They will find you:-

A digital marketing agency finds this a myth and will cost you a lot of money and time
eventually in cases of small businesses. There is an assumption very common that all you
need is a website to start a business. There is no “build it and they will come”, You need a
good marketing plan.
7-They will spread the word:-

Word of mouth is a powerful marketing tool for small businesses and if you get the formula
right you can do very well, but don’t assume that excellent service is enough to get the ball
rolling. You must prompt the customer each and every single time for reviews, ratings etc. till
they finally make it up to.

7.2 Limitations
The following are the limitations of this system:

 Abending of server will lead to loss of database but if you have backed up then
this can be prevented.
 If a customer is seeking a product which is not available
currently then he/she must place a request for that particularly and till the time
the product is made readily available for him via mail, customer must be waited
till that period of time.
 Payment using Debit/Credit card is not possible in this system due to lack of
payment gateway server.
 This system can sometime consider high cost because the system needs
LAN/internet connection available on either PC or cellphone.
 As though we have used advanced technology but one never know that there
can be technological hindrance which can be due to either from our side or any
visitor's side.
1- Security
2- Lack of privacy
3- Tax issue.
4- Fear of not knowing the seller.
5- Product suitability.
6- Cultural obstacles
7- Legal issues.
8- Technical limitations.
9- Huge operational cost.

7.3 Conclusion
 Consumers are becoming more sophisticated in their purchasing decisions of

the organic food products and companies are focusing on supply chain
management to ensure high quality, traceability, and supply continuity.
 The organic food industry and all its stakeholders will have to elaborate strategic
responses to these opportunities and challenges.
 The results will though directly help the consumer find the best organic product
of good quality under a single roof without any mislead.
 As today due to the current state consumers have a very tricky mindset as they
always locate for the accumulation of their searched results, No one in the
current speedy generation have time to compare at different levels all they want
is a fully furnished product list accordingly.
 As technology is rapidly increasing we must find an innovative use of
technology, so concluding this is our small step towards change for the future.
7.4 Future Scope
The future scope has a vision of how the company can be in the future, it is a
wholesome bunch of ideas and facts yet to be implemented: -
 As we are now focusing on the retail segment of the market but we intend to
make necessary changes on our E-commerce platform to extend our reach and
will try to cover the eventually the next segment i.e. wholesale segment of the
market.
 We'll constantly try to upgrade and improve our network and communication
channel.
 As we all know that nowadays artificial intelligence (AI) plays a very an
important role in many of the industries, so we also can have hands-on so to
enhance the consumer's usage towards our one of the best organic websites
created to date. By integrating and collaborating artificial intelligence for
analyzing the user's data, as to render better services to them.
 Constant efforts will be made on making the platform more mobile optimized
and will not limit it to being mobile-friendly.
 Social Media plays a key role to either make them a hero or zero, so these
platforms will be used for endorsement but the main part is social media status
we will continuously monitor the comments and reviews so that the brand image
does not get blurred.

Bibliography
Bibliographies are special reference works that are used to identify as many published works
on a given subject as possible, and serve as compilations for other authors or researchers.
Some books and websites that are we use as bibliography for understand some topics
References:
 Software engineering – A practitioner’s approach by Roger S.
Pressman
 Analysis and Designs of Information Systems by James A.
Senn
 http://www.w3schooltutorials.com/

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E - ORGANIC FOOD STORE

Submitted By :- 3001 - Adit Mehta

Date of Submission : - 07/06/2020

E-Organic Food Store

A project is a learning experience for a student. We consider it as a great opportunity to be a

With sincere regards,

E-Organic Food Store

Figure 3.3.1-Work Breakdown Structure……………………………………………………...

Figure 3.3.2-Gantt Chart……………………………………………………………………….

Figure 3.4-Process Model (Incremental Model) ……………………………………………….

Figure 4.4.1-Use Case Diagram (All)………………………………………………………….

Figure 1-Use Case Diagram(Admin)………………………………………………………….

Figure 2-Use Case Diagram(Customer)……………………………………………………….

Figure 3-Use Case Diagram(Visitor)…………………………………………………………...

Figure 4.4.2-Activity Diagram (All)……………………………………………………………

Figure 1-Activity Diagram (Admin)……………………………………………………………

Figure 2-Activity Diagram (Customer)…………………………………………………………

Figure 3-Activity Diagram (Visitor)……………………………………………………………

Figure 4-Registration/Login Diagram (Visitor)………………………………………………..

Figure 4.4.3-Sequence Diagram (All)………………………………………………………….

Figure 1-Sequence Diagram(Admin)………………………………………………………….

Figure 2-Sequence Diagram(Customer)……………………………………………………….

Figure 3-Sequence Diagram(Visitor)………………………………………………………….

Figure 4.4.4-Class Diagram……………………………………………………………………

Figure 4.2-System Flow Diagram…………………………………………………………….

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Table 4.3.2-Admin Details……………………………………………………………………………..

Table 4.3.6-Order updates…………………………………………………………………………….

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2 Proposed System Requirement Gathering

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1.1 Organization Profile

Organization Name :- MAXGEN TECHNOLOGIES PVT. LTD.

Owner of the organization :- Mr Prabhjit Singh

Address :- 505, Fifth Floor, Shapath V,

Contact No. :- 9099039845

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1.2 Project Details

1.2.1 Current System

Currently we have many stores available everywhere but the

1.2.2 Proposed System

Our system will provide a platform to minimize the efforts of

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1.4 Objective of the project

Information involves customer’s personal information, Backend staff vendor

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Chapter - 2 Proposed System Requirement Gathering

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2.2 Requirement Gathering Techniques

1- Do you want payment gateways?

3- Do you want advertisements supporting your system?

8-Do you want customer review section or feedback of products or

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14-How much return policy is required?

17-How do you want the seller search result to be displayed?

18-Do you have any specific hardware or software to be inputted? (optional)

19- How much capacity load is required for a customer base?

20- Do you want live tracking of order or message updates?

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