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Our orders are delivered strictly on time without delay
, create a simple diagram of one of the business processes used by ClubIT. This process can be creating a food order, a sale, or any other business process that could happen within ClubIT.
Insert your diagram into the Discussion response. Make sure the process is clearly labeled
Path A: Record Sale Transaction (Updates financial records).
Path B: Grant User Course Access (Updates customer profile for access).
Join Node: The two parallel paths merge.
Activity: Display Order Confirmation (Customer views final confirmation).
End Node (Solid Circle with Border): The process is complete.
This diagram clearly labels the main actions, decisions, and parallel processing involved in a basic sale transaction.
This activity diagram illustrates the process flow when a Customer purchases an online training course through the ClubIT system. The process starts when the customer adds a course to their cart and ends with the purchase confirmation and access granted.
The diagram follows this flow:
Start Node: The process begins.
Activity: Browse and Select Course (Performed by Customer).
Activity: Add Course to Shopping Cart (System action initiated by Customer).
Decision Node (Diamond): Cart Contents OK?
If NO: The flow returns to Add/Modify Cart Items (allowing the user to change quantity or add more items).
If YES: The flow proceeds to the Checkout activity.
Activity: Enter Payment Details (Customer inputs card/payment information).
Action Node (Swimlane Change): Authorize Payment (System activity, typically involving an external payment gateway).
Decision Node (Diamond): Payment Successful?
If NO: The flow returns to Enter Payment Details (allowing re-entry or selection of a new method).
If YES: The flow splits into two parallel actions (Fork Node).
Fork Node (Parallel Actions):