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What We Do
For You
Premium

$585.00

Standard

$375.00

Basic

$180.00

Description Premium Standard Basic
  Premium Standard Basic
 

*Business Drivers
*Business Model
*Functional and System Requirements *Business and System Use Cases
*Technical Requirements
*System Qualities
*Constraints
*Acceptance Criteria

*Functionality
*External interfaces
*Performance
*Attributes
*Design constraints imposed on an implementation
*System specification and a Software specification.
*Purpose
*Scope
*System Overview
*Use Cases
*Functional requirements
*Non-functional requirements
Revisions
Delivery Time 10 Days
7 Days (+$150.00)
7 Days
4 Days (+$100.00)
4 Days
2 Days (+$50.00)
Total $585.00 $375.00 $180.00

About This Service

About This Service

 

Basic

Purpose: In this SRS section, we offer a detailed overview of the software product, its goals and parameters. We describe the project’s target audience, its hardware and software requirements and its user interface for your understanding.

Scope: This section briefly outlines the goals and benefits of the project

System Overview: In this section, we illustrate a summary of the physical system; the operating system, application languages and system architecture.

Use Cases: Our use case format will often contain the following details:

  • Use case diagram
  • List of actors and their details
  • Use case description
  • Preconditions – List of system states/conditions that must be true for the successful execution of the use case.
  • Basic steps
  • Alternate steps
  • Business validations/rules
  • Postconditions

Functional requirements: We outline a detail of the business requirements for your project.

Non-functional requirements: We specify how the software system works.

 

Standard

What should the SRS address?

In addition to everything under the basic package, we go more in depth with the following SRS:

  • External interfaces.
  • Design constraints imposed on an implementation.

Note: Most times companies confuse system specification for software specification.

 

Premium

Although the amount of formality in an SRS may vary, it is expected that it should include a description of the functional requirements, constraints, acceptance criteria, technical requirements, system requirements and acceptance criteria. Each described in-depth as:

  • Business Drivers
  • Business Model
  • Functional and System Requirements
  • Business and System Use Cases
  • Technical Requirements
  • System Qualities
  • Constraints
  • Acceptance Criteria

 

Service Extra

In scrum formal or extreme programming, we usually replace static documentation by a more favorable lightweight documentation of the requirements such as acceptance tests and user stores static.

 

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Service Type

  • SRS
  • UML
  • Software Requirement
  • Software Analysis
  • Requirement Document