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INTROSE
by
Ang, Sofia Indira Odessa G.
Bigtas, Nikko Miyagee C.
Tiam-Lee, Thomas James Z.
Table of Contents
1. Introduction....................................................................................................................................3
1.1. Overview........................................................................................................................................3
1.1.1. Company Background...........................................................................................................3
1.1.2. Organizational Chart............................................................................................................. 3
1.1.3. Business Process................................................................................................................... 4
1.1.4. Problem Description............................................................................................................. 5
1.2. Objectives, Scope, and Limitations................................................................................................ 5
1.2.1. Objectives............................................................................................................................. 5
1.2.2. Scope and Limitations..6
2. Functional Requirements......................................................................................................................6
2.1. Software Functions........................................................................................................................ 6
2.2. User Types and Their Descriptions.................................................................................................8
2.3. Data Files and Their Descriptions.................................................................................................. 9
2.4. Report Types and Their Descriptions........................................................................................... 10
2.5. Use Case Diagrams.......................................................................................................................11
2.6. Use Case Descriptions..................................................................................................................12
References..............................................................................................................................................17
1. Introduction
1.1. Overview
1.1.1. Company Background
On November 2009, a group of young entrepreneurs founded Poker Royale. Poker Royale
is a PAGCOR-registered gaming establishment located at 1712 Roxas Boulevard Pasay City, just
beside Traders Hotel and right across Star City. To give players an immersive experience, Poker
Royale runs a mini bar/restaurant within the establishment so that players could enjoy food and
drinks while they entertain themselves. The mini bar and restaurant was a success that it has
been expanded and now occupies the entire second floor besides the corner they have in the
ground floor. The mini bar/restaurant is now called Poker Royale Lounge.
This project proposal aims to propose a more efficient way of managing their
bar/restaurants expanding business. As such, all the business processes, issues, problems, and
descriptions within this document shall only pertain to those of the bar/restaurant and nothing
more.
1.1.2. Organizational Chart
The operations of Poker Royale Lounge are headed by the operations manager. Under
him are several other employees who have their designated tasks in running the establishment.
Shown here are the key people in the hierarchy which are relevant to the system described
within this document.
The waiters name and the customers order are recorded in an order slip
The waiter, cashier, kitchen, and bar requires a copy of the order slip
The waiter personally hands copies of the order slip to the departments
Sales are manually deducted from the inventory and recorded by each department
Serving Orders
Waiter manually keeps track of these time intervals to know when an order is
ready to be served
Bill Out
Waiter copy of order slips for a customer are compiled, total amount is computed,
and then presented to the customer
Operations manager manually organizes data from the order slip records and
inventory records into a report
Report must include number of sales for each item, total sales, and number of
transactions served by the waiter