Amazon Pantry

By Pragya Pandit

Project Task: Week 1 (This is on the Business Analysis concepts taught)

1. Identifying Stakeholders – Create a list of Stakeholders (as taught in Business Analysis Planning and Monitoring
Knowledge Area)

Customers Amazon Management

Sellers Advertisers
Project Manager SME
Developer Help Desk
Business Analyst System Admin
Tester Operational Support

2. Create As-Is and Future Process map (using flowcharts). You can use any of the popular tools in the market like Microsoft
Visio, Lucid Chart, Creately, Pidoco, or Balsamiq
 3. As a Business Analyst working on this project, find out the scope of the feature ABC Pantry. Write down the main features
that need to be developed.
● New Menu for Essential Items
● Manage Different Categories
● Advertisement Sections
● Cart Price Rule:

1. Order Place with minimum Cart Value of $30

2. Free Shipping on orders above $50

● Essential Items can be delivered in only specific cities

4. Write the in-scope and out-of-scope items for this software.

In Scope Out of Scope

Adding new feature Access to online pantry in offline mode

Product Availability Status Additional Discounts
Essential & Non Essential Items can be placed together Request for order cancellation or refund
Placing 5 Advertisements without being obtrusive Direct Contact to supplier
Cannot place order with cart value less than $30 Request for certain delivery date and time
Can get free shipping on orders above $50 Placing order with less than $30 cart value
Getting free shipping on orders below $50
 5. Write out the business requirements, both functional and nonfunctional Requirements

Functional Requirement Non Functional Requirement

New Feature adding to the existing system Maintaining new feature as same with the existing one
Category Based representation of products in the pantry System supporting large customer data
Essential & Non Essential Items can be placed together Security against malicious activities
Placing 5 Advertisements without being intrusive Self exploratory user interface
Unable to order with total order value less than $30 Fast system performance
Free Delivery on orders above $50

6. Draw wireframes or mock screens for any two of the features. Use the technique prototyping or wireframing that is
taught in the training. You can use any of the wireframing tools like Microsoft PowerPoint, Microsoft Word, Balsamiq,
Sketch, Adobe XD, Adobe ILLustrator, Figma, UXPin, InVision Studio, Invision Freehand, or Moqups.
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Project Task: Week 2 (This is on the agile scrum concepts taught)

1. Make a product backlog of user stories for the given case study. User Stories should be in the format of As a <type of user>, I want
<goal> so that <reason>
2. For each story, write the acceptance criteria.
 User Story Acceptance Criteria

As a busy working mom, I want to be able to quickly add my ● Users should be able to easily access Amazon Pantry from
favourite household essentials to my Amazon Pantry cart so that I the home page.
can easily keep track of what I need to stock up on. ● Users should be able to quickly search for items and add
them to the cart with one click.
● The cart should clearly display the items that have been
added, along with the quantity and price of each item.
● The user should be able to easily remove items from the
cart or adjust the quantity of each item.

As a budget-conscious shopper, I want to be able to compare ● Users should be able to easily find different brands and
prices of different brands and sizes of items in Amazon Pantry so sizes of the same item in Amazon Pantry.
that I can make informed purchasing decisions. ● The user should be able to see the price of each item and
the price per unit.
● The user should be able to easily compare prices and make
an informed decision on which item to purchase.
● The items should be shipped in a timely manner to ensure
they arrive when needed.

As a person with dietary restrictions, I want to be able to easily ● Users should be able to easily search for items that meet
search for and find items that meet my specific needs in Amazon their specific dietary needs in Amazon Pantry.
Pantry so that I can ensure that I am purchasing items that I can ● The items should be clearly labeled with their ingredients
safely consume. and nutritional information.
● The user should be able to filter results to only show items
that meet their specific dietary needs.
 ● The items should be shipped in a timely manner to ensure
they arrive when needed.

As a busy professional, I want to be able to schedule recurring ● Users should be able to easily schedule recurring
deliveries of items I regularly purchase from Amazon Pantry so deliveries of items in Amazon Pantry.
that I don't have to worry about running out of essentials. ● The user should be able to specify the frequency of the
deliveries and the quantity of each item.
● The user should be able to easily modify or cancel the
recurring deliveries at any time.
● The items should be shipped in a timely manner to ensure
they arrive before the user runs out of essentials.

Tableau Task
1. Create a dashboard for senior management for Chicago to view sales of personal care products for the last 6 months. Make
assumptions as appropriate and create the dashboard using your own mock data. For any missing data make your assumptions to
create mock data. Write down the assumptions as well.

2. Create a dashboard to show Senior Management for Chicago to view sales of breakfast products for the last six months. Make
assumptions as appropriate and create the dashboard using your own mock data. For any missing data make your assumptions to
create mock data. Write down the assumptions as well.
Question 1:

1. Create a bar graph showing the sales. Label the chart correctly so that senior management gets a clear report of sales.
2. Arrange the data above in excel in ascending and descending order.

● Ascending order based on the values of Chicago sales

 ● Descending order based on the values of Chicago sales

Question 2

1. Create bar graphs of sales for zone 1 cities

From sources across the web, I found these cities as Zone 1 or Tier 1 - Chicago, New York, Seattle, Washington, Kansas City, San Jose,
Dallas
2. Find total sales across all cities
Question 3

1. Using vlookup for product code HS, find sales in Phoenix

=VLOOKUP(HS,Table1,12,FALSE)

Phoenix sales for product code HS is $1,544

2. Using vlookup for product code FR, find sales in Dallas

=VLOOKUP(FR,Table1,10,FALSE)

Dallas sales for product code FR is $7,895

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