draw traceability matrix for online shopping system ( online grocery store)

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Project Name: Online Grocery System Starting Date: 7^th Oct,2020 Completion Date: 1^st Jan,2021 Traceability Matrix Number #:1 Project Description: To develop an online grocery system to sell grocery items online.

Req id	Rel id	Functional Requirements	Teams	Status	Design document	Non-functional requirements
Main Requirements	Sub Requirements	Category	Description	Relationship
1	1	Overall Project	-Service -Payment -Feedback	Required	Service, Payment and feedback modules will be present in the system	Composition	Team in India	Started(In progress)	Use cases(1-11)	performance, usability, feasibility, security, support, availability
2	1.1	Project -Service	Purchase Order tracking Seller contact information	Required	The services like purchase, order tracking and seller contact information is required.	Composition	Team in India	Started(In progress)	Use case 2	performance, usability, feasibility, security, availability
3	1.1.1	Service -Purchase	Browse menu Select item Make payment Place order	Required	The services like browse menu,select item,make payment and place order is required for the system.	Composition	Use Case 3	performance, usability, feasibility, security, availability
4	1.1.1.1	Purchase -Browse Menu Select item Make payment Place order	Browse Menu	Expected	To know more detail about the item like its price,quantity etc.	Association	Use Case 4	Performance,feasibility,availability
5	1.1.1.2	Select Item	Expected	To select the item	Association	Use Case 5	Performance,feasibility,availability
6	1.1.1.3	Make payment	Expected	To pay the required amount	Association, Intersection	Use Case 6	Security, Performance,feasibility,availability
7	1.1.1.4	Place order	Expected	To confirm and place the order	Association	Use Case 7	Performance,feasibility,availability
8	1.2	Project -Payment	Payment Mechanism Authentication	Required	To make payments by the customers	Composition	Team in U.S	Started(In progress)	Use Case 8	performance, usability, feasibility, security, availability
9	1.2.1	Payment -Payment Mechanism	Payment -card	Required	To make the payment via card by the customer	Association	Use case 9	performance, usability, feasibility, security, availability
10	1.2.2	Payment -Authentication	Verify card details	Required	To validate the card details by means of gateway	Association, intersection	Use case 10	performance, feasibility, security, availability
11	1.3	Project -Feedback	Feedback -Customer service	Required	To solve the issues and get feedback from customers to improve the system	Composition	Team in U.S	Not yet started	Use case 11	Performance,feasibility,support,availability

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