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    This document outlines a top-down logical integration approach for system testing a ride-hailing platform. It maps the end-to-end passenger and driver workflows, including booking a ride, finding a driver, making payments, cancellations, promotions, and feedback. Key stages involve entering pickup/drop-off locations, displaying fare quotes, coordinating the driver match, tracking the trip in progress, and completing the transaction. The diagram shows the interactions and decision points between the app and backend systems to enable the core user flows.

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    This document outlines a top-down logical integration approach for system testing a ride-hailing platform. It maps the end-to-end passenger and driver workflows, including booking a ride, finding a driver, making payments, cancellations, promotions, and feedback. Key stages involve entering pickup/drop-off locations, displaying fare quotes, coordinating the driver match, tracking the trip in progress, and completing the transaction. The diagram shows the interactions and decision points between the app and backend systems to enable the core user flows.

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    Logical Integration

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    Duy Tran Minh
    This document outlines a top-down logical integration approach for system testing a ride-hailing platform. It maps the end-to-end passenger and driver workflows, including booking a ride, finding a driver, making payments, cancellations, promotions, and feedback. Key stages involve entering pickup/drop-off locations, displaying fare quotes, coordinating the driver match, tracking the trip in progress, and completing the transaction. The diagram shows the interactions and decision points between the app and backend systems to enable the core user flows.

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    LOGICAL INTEGRATION – TOP DOWN APPROACH

    At System Test Level

    Display the fare inclusive of the Pax may book Pax may edit
    Platform fee with ride options to
    Payment method Get Zig points
    pax make a suitable choice another trip
    App load suggestion Pax enter picup/ Coordinate address App: display App: Get Fare App: find a driver Pax wait driver pick Pax may edit
    App: found driver Pax view e-receipt Rating or skip
    pickup destination to confirm pickup destination Get Insurance (active booking) up Promo
    Launch Pax app App load suggestion Pax may choose Pax: may cancel App: display Trip App: display driver
    App: get Favorite Pax may share trip
    Passenger destination payment method search (booking) info info
    Pax may create App: display driver
    Pax may cancel trip Pax on the way
    advance booking info
    Pax may make a
    Create booking call driver

    Push notification

    Drive view booking


    Driver start trip
    route in the map
    Start Job confirm
    Trigger cron job
    flow Drive route detail JobTripId, Pax s name,
    Location (PUDO)
    Drive route to pick
    Launch Driver app up Pax s location Driver may make a
    Driver call pax
    App: display fee Driver may chat Driver complete Driver view
    with pax trip payment receipt
    App: display
    distance No show info End trip and Upload trip
    (driver refuse trip)

    1. Create booking
    2. Cancel booking/ Modify booking
    3. Driver cancel trip
    4. No taxi available
    5. Use promotion
    6. Use point
    7. Booking (child point in pick up point)
    8. Booking (apply insurance)
    9. Admin config flows
    10. Bidding flows (consider???)
    11. Driver view report ???
    12. Others (some flows of driver app, CSA portal),
    13 .

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