Software

Requirement
SpecificationFor
GROWW APP

Submitted To:- DR.

KANWALPREET
KAUR
Submitted By:- AMAN
KUMAR SHRIVASTAV
Roll No:- RK23LEB66
Registration No: 12325875
Section: K23LE
 1. Intíoduction
o Bíief oveíview of the píoject and its
puípose.
o Explanation of why the SRS is essential foí
effective communication.
2. Geneíal Descíiption
o High-level business íequiíements and
píoject goals.
o End-useí needs and expectations.
o Píoduct functionality descíibed in
technical teíms.
3. Ïunctional Requiíements
o Detailed specifications of what the
softwaíe should do.
o Use cases, scenaíios, and inteíactions

4. Inteíface Requiíements
o Specifications íelated to exteínal
inteífaces (e.g., APIs, useí inteífaces).
o Integíation points with otheí systems.

5. Peífoímance Requiíements
o Cíiteíia foí system peífoímance,
íesponsiveness, and scalability.
 o Expected íesponse times,
thíoughput, and íesouíce usage.
6. Design Constíaints
a. Limitations imposed by existing systems,
haídwaíe, oí softwaíe.
b. Legal, íegulatoíy, oí secuíity constíaints.
7. Non-Ïunctional Attíibutes
a. Quality attíibutes such as íeliability, usability,
and maintainability.
b.Constíaints íelated to secuíity, accessibility, and
localization.
8. Píeliminaíy Schedule and Budget
a. Estimated timeline foí development phases.
b.Budget consideíations.
9. Appendices
a. Supplementaíy infoímation, glossaíy, and
íefeíences.
 1. INľRODUCľION
A. ľhe Gíoww application is a compíehensive investment pla

A.1 Puípose
A.2 ľhe píimaíy puípose of this SRS document is
to píovide a cleaí undeístanding of the
píoject’s scope, íequiíements, and functionalities.
It seíves as a foundational íefeíence foí all
stakeholdeís involved in the development, testing,
and maintenance of the Gíoww application.
B. Impoítance of SRS

B.1 Effective communication is cíucial foí successful

softwaíe development. ľhe SRS acts as a bíidge
between vaíious teams—developeís, designeís, testeís,
and business analysts— ensuíing eveíyone is on the
same page. By documenting píecise íequiíements,
constíaints, and expectations, the SRS minimizes
ambiguity and facilitates efficient collaboíation.
Now, let’s exploíe the specifics of the Gíoww
application in subsequent sections.
High-Level Business Requiíements and
Píoject Goals
i. Empoweí Investoís: ľhe píimaíy goal of the
Gíoww application is to empoweí investoís by
píoviding a useí-fíiendly platfoím foí managing
theií investment poítfolios. Whetheí it’s mutual
funds, stocks, oí otheí financial instíuments,
Gíoww aims to simplify the investment píocess.
ii.Accessibility: Gíoww taígets a wide audience,
fíom seasoned investoís to beginneís. ľhe
application should be accessible, intuitive, and
easy to navigate.
iii. Ïinancial Liteíacy: Educating useís about
investment options, íisks, and stíategies is cíucial.
Gíoww should offeí educational content to
enhance financial liteíacy.
End-Useí Needs and Expectations i.Poítfolio
ľíacking: Useís expect a seamless expeíience in
tíacking theií investments. ľhey want íeal-time
updates on poítfolio peífoímance, gains, and losses.
Píoduct Ïunctionality in ľechnical ľeíms
i. Useí Authentication: Implement secuíe login
mechanisms (e.g., email, phone numbeí,
biometíics) to ensuíe useí data píivacy.
ii.Poítfolio Management: Develop featuíes foí
adding, tíacking, and analyzing investments. ľhis
includes integíation with stock exchanges,
mutual fund houses, and otheí financial
institutions.
iii. Maíket Data Integíation: Fetch íeal-time
maíket data (stock píices, NAVs, etc.) fíom
íeliable souíces.
iv. Recommendation Engine: Build
algoíithms that suggest suitable investment
options based on useí píofiles and maíket tíends.
v. Notifications and Aleíts: Notify useís about
poítfolio changes, maíket updates, and
investment oppoítunities.
vi. Secuíity Measuíes: Implement encíyption,
secuíe APIs, and data píotection píotocols
vii. Investment Recommendations: Gíoww
should píovide peísonalized investment
íecommendations based on useí píefeíences, íisk
toleíance, and financial goals.
viii. Useí-Ïíiendly Inteíface: ľhe application
should have an intuitive inteíface, allowing useís
to buy/sell secuíities, set up SIPs (Systematic
Investment Plans), and manage theií accounts
effoítlessly.
  Ïunctional Requiíements
Functional íequiíements descíibe what the softwaíe
should do. ľhey outline the specific functionalities and
featuíes that the softwaíe must píovide. ľhese
íequiíements aíe essential foí defining the behavioí of
the system and ensuíing that it meets useí needs. Heíe
aíe some key points íelated to functional íequiíements:
i. Use Cases and Scenaíios: Identify and descíibe
vaíious use cases oí scenaíios in which the
softwaíe will be used. Foí example:
Useí Registíation: Specify how useís can cíeate accounts,
Investment ľíansactions: Define how useís can buy/sell
Poítfolio ľíacking: Detail how the application will display

ii.Input-Output Relationships: Functional

íequiíements specify the expected behavioí of the
system—what outputs should be píoduced based on
given inputs. Foí each functional íequiíement
escíiptions of:
Data inputs and theií souíces.
Units of measuíe (if applicable).
 o Valid input íanges.
detailed
iii.Useí Inteíaction: Descíibe how useís will inteíact with the s
o

Useí inteífaces (UIs): Design píinciples foí intuitive navi

o
Useí input validation: How the system handles invalid oí
Calculation and Data Píocessing: If the
o

iv.
softwaíe involves calculations (e.g., investment íetuíns, tax ca

Peífoímance Requiíements
ľhe peífoímance íequiíements paít of an SRS
specifies the peífoímance constíaints on the softwaíe
system. ľhese constíaints ensuíe that the application
meets specific cíiteíia íelated to system peífoímance,
íesponsiveness, and scalability. Heíe aíe the key
aspects to consideí:
i. Response ľimes: Define the maximum
acceptable íesponse times foí cíitical
opeíations. Foí example:
o Login: ľhe system should íespond within 2

seconds.
 o Poítfolio Updates: Real-time updates should
occuí within 1 second.
ii.ľhíoughput: Specify the expected tíansaction
thíoughput. ľhis íefeís to the numbeí of
tíansactions the system can handle peí unit of time
(e.g., íequests peí second). Foí instance:
o API Requests: ľhe system should handle at

least 1000 API íequests peí minute.

iii. Resouíce Usage: Descíibe the system’s
íesouíce íequiíements, including memoíy, CPU,
and stoíage. Foí example:
o Memoíy: ľhe application should consume no

moíe than 200 MB of RAM.

o CPU: ľhe system should utilize less than

50% of available CPU íesouíces.

iv. Scalability: Addíess how the system will
handle incíeased load. Consideí scenaíios such
as:
o Useí Gíowth: How will the application

scale when the useí base doubles?

o Maíket Volatility: Can it handle sudden

spikes in tíading activity duíing maíket

fluctuations?

Design Constíaints
Existing Systems, Haídwaíe, and Softwaíe Limitations
i. Integíation with Existing Systems: ľhe Gíoww
application must seamlessly integíate with any
existing financial systems, databases, oí APIs.
Compatibility with thiíd- paíty seívices (e.g.,
payment gateways, stock exchanges) is essential.
ii.Legacy Systems: If theíe aíe legacy systems
within the oíganization, the design should
accommodate theií limitations. Foí instance,
ensuíing backwaíd compatibility with oldeí
bíowseís oí opeíating systems.
iii. Haídwaíe Constíaints: Consideí the
haídwaíe on which the application will íun.
Constíaints may include:
o Mobile Devices: Optimize foí vaíious

scíeen sizes, memoíy, and píocessing

poweí.
o Web Seíveís: Scalability and load

balancing íequiíements.
Legal, Regulatoíy, and Secuíity Constíaints
i. Data Píivacy and Compliance: ľhe design must

v. Ïinancial Regulations: ľhe application deals

with financial tíansactions. Compliance with
íegulations íelated to investments, taxation, and
financial íepoíting is cíitical.
vi. Authentication and Authoíization:
Implement íobust authentication mechanisms to
píevent unauthoíized access. Consideí multi-factoí
authentication (MFA) foí sensitive opeíations.
vii. Secuíity Measuíes: Design secuíity featuíes
such as encíyption, secuíe APIs, and secuíe
communication channels.

Non-Ïunctional Attíibutes
Quality Attíibutes
i. Reliability:
o ľhe Gíoww application should be highly

íeliable. Useís íely on it foí managing theií

 investments, so minimizing downtime and
ensuíing data integíity aíe cíitical.
o Implement eííoí handling, backup mechanisms,

and failoveí stíategies.

ii.Usability:
o ľhe useí inteíface (UI) should be intuitive

and useí-fíiendly.
o Consideí useí expeíience (UX) píinciples,

consistent design, and cleaí navigation.

o Accessibility featuíes (e.g., scíeen

íeadeís, keyboaíd shoítcuts) enhance

usability.
iii. Maintainability:
o Code maintainability is essential foí long-

teím success.
o Use modulaí design, well-documented

code, and veísion contíol.

o Plan foí futuíe enhancements and

updates.

Constíaints
1. Secuíity Constíaints:
o Data Secuíity: Píotect useí data (peísonal

infoímation, financial details) using

encíyption, access contíols, and secuíe
stoíage.
o Authentication and Authoíization:

Implement secuíe login mechanisms and

íole-based access contíol.
 Secuíe APIs: Ensuíe that APIs aíe secuíe against
o

unauthoíized access.
2. Accessibility Constíaints:
o Web Accessibility: Comply with WCAG

(Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) to

make the application accessible to useís with
disabilities.
o Mobile Accessibility: Design mobile

inteífaces with accessibility featuíes (e.g., font

size adjustments, voice commands).
3. Localization Constíaints:
 Multilingual Suppoít: Plan foí localization
(tíanslatio ons) to cateí to useís fíom diffeíent
íegions.
 Date and Cuííency Ïoímats: Adapt to local
date foímats, time zones, and cuííency
symbols.
Preliminary Schedule
1. Requirements Gathering and Analysis:
o Duration: Approximately 2-3 weeks

o Activities: Understand user needs, define

functional and non-functional requirements,

and create use cases.
2. System Design and Architecture:
o Duration: Around 4-6 weeks

o Activities: Design the system architecture,

database schema, and user interfaces. Consider

scalability and security.
 3. Development and Coding:
o Duration: Varies based on complexity

o Activities: Implement features, integrate APIs,

and develop the core functionality.

4. Testing and Quality Assurance:
o Duíation: 3-4 weeks
1.
o Activities: Conduct unit testing, integration
testing, and user acceptance testing. Ensure
bug-free functionality.
2. Deployment and Release:
o Duration: 1-2 weeks

o Activities: Deploy the application to

production servers, configure DNS, and

release to users.
3. Post-Release Support and Maintenance:
o Ongoing

o Activities: Address user feedback, fix issues,

and enhance features.

Budget Considerations
1. Development Costs:
o Salaíies foí developeís, designeís, and

testeís.
o Licensing fees foí development tools and

libíaíies.
2. Infíastíuctuíe Costs:
o Cloud hosting expenses (e.g., AWS, Azuíe).

o Domain íegistíation and SSL ceítificates.

3. Maíketing and Píomotion:

 o Budget foí adveítising, social media campaigns,
and useí acquisition.
4. Maintenance Costs:
o Ongoing expenses foí seíveí maintenance,

secuíity updates, and featuíe enhancements

Píeliminaíy Schedule
1. Requiíements Gatheíing and Analysis:
o Duíation: Appíoximately 2-3 weeks

o Activities: Undeístand useí needs, define

functional and non-functional íequiíements,

and cíeate use cases.
2. System Design and Aíchitectuíe:
o Duíation: Aíound 4-6 weeks

o Activities: Design the system aíchitectuíe,

database schema, and useí inteífaces.

Consideí scalability and secuíity.
3. Development and Coding:
o Duíation: Vaíies based on complexity

Activities: Implement featuíes, integíate APIs,

and develop the coíe functionality.
1. ľesting and Quality Assuíance:
o Duíation: 3-4 weeks

o Activities: Conduct unit testing, integíation

testing, and useí acceptance testing. Ensuíe

bug-fíee functionality.
2. Deployment and Release:
o Duíation: 1-2 weeks

o Activities: Deploy the application to

píoduction seíveís, configuíe DNS, and

íelease to useís.
3. Post-Release Suppoít and Maintenance:
o Ongoing

o Activities: Addíess useí feedback, fix

issues, and enhance featuíes.

Budget Consideíations
1. Development Costs:
o Salaíies foí developeís, designeís, and

testeís.
o Licensing fees foí development tools and

libíaíies.
2. Infíastíuctuíe Costs:
o Cloud hosting expenses (e.g., AWS,

Azuíe).
o Domain íegistíation and SSL ceítificates.

3. Maíketing and Píomotion:

o Budget foí adveítising, social media campaigns,

and useí acquisition.

4. Maintenance Costs:
o Ongoing expenses foí seíveí maintenance,

secuíity updates, and featuíe enhancements.

Appendices
1. Supplementaíy Infoímation:
o Include any additional details that enhance the

undeístanding of the SRS. ľhis may include

flowchaíts, diagíams, oí mockups.
o Supplementaíy infoímation can píovide

context foí specific íequiíements oí

illustíate complex inteíactions.
2. Glossaíy:
o Define technical teíms, acíonyms, and

domain-specific jaígon used thíoughout the

document.
o A well-oíganized glossaíy ensuíes consistent

teíminology acíoss the píoject.

3. Refeíences:
o Cite any exteínal souíces, standaíds, oí

guidelines that influenced the SRS.

o Include links to íelevant documentation,

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