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Case# Requirements meeting minutes

Meeting Purpose -Customer Requirement

Meeting Location -WebEx

Date & Time January 12, 2020; 1 2:00 PM

Facilitator -Tony Stark

Next Meeting Agenda Items & Meeting Summary

The Eagles Nest core business leaders conducted an internal meeting to discuss the key requirements that would be needed for the overall project to be a success. Eagles Nest discussed the urgency of getting the system online by October 2021. The customer confirmed that the system is required to launch their new fan-based marketing strategies. The team begin discussing the UI solution requirements for the system. The UI must have the ability to conduct an inventory search to determine the amount of product on hand. The screen should be able display 25 records on the screen by default to allow an easy review. The UI should also allow the screen to scroll up to 50 records before having to load a new page. The primary key for conducting a product look up should allow the use of the productkey and date added. The UI should also provide a drill down on the product-key and display a picture of the product with full 360 view. The system should also integration API which will allow it to connect to key suppliers systems. The system should also provide the ability to drill down to provide detail inventory on hand and forecast of available supply based on historical usage numbers. The UI will also provide a pricing index score for each product listed. After clicking the index score, the UI will display a graph listing the pricing model score to market price for days, months, and year to date. The UI can also sort the product from the highest to the lowest index score. The higher the score defines how well the model is performing. The UI system will also generate reports of the product pricing scores. The system will have an SFTP connection that will allow the customers partner to send secure data files containing product information. The solution will require an ETL script to intake the data and prepare for loading into the system. The process should be setup to run weekly and an alert should be sent if the job fails. The team will need to conduct 3 iterations of the pricing model development and testing before deploying the solution to production. The solution will connect to an Oracle database with the capacity of 1 Terabyte of storage. The team will need to generate a prototype of the solution to demonstrate capabilities.