Software Requirements Specification
Software Requirements Specification
Specification
1.1 Purpose
This document provides a comprehensive Software Requirements Specification (SRS) for the
OA Hunter - eBay to Amazon Arbitrage SaaS platform. It serves as a reference for
stakeholders, detailing functional and non-functional requirements, system architecture, API
specifications, authentication protocols, error handling strategies, and a breakdown of project
milestones.
1.2 Scope
Web Scraping Engine: Captures real-time product data from eBay and Amazon.
Data Processing Module: Employs AI to filter and analyze data for actionable insights.
User Dashboard: An intuitive web-based interface for user interaction and data
visualization.
Subscription & Payment System: Integrates with payment gateways such as Stripe
and PayPal.
Notification System: Provides automated alerts for detected profitable deals.
Backend Infrastructure: A Node.js-based API that ensures data security and efficient
processing.
Data Pipeline & Storage: Efficiently stores extracted data for further analysis.
2. Overall Description
OA Hunter is a cloud-hosted SaaS solution designed for scalability and high availability,
primarily hosted on platforms like AWS or DigitalOcean.
AI-Driven Insights: Advanced filtering that minimizes false positives using historical
data and seller reputation.
Enhanced Scraping Technology: Utilizes robust proxy rotation and CAPTCHA-
solving mechanisms.
Custom Alerts: Tailored notifications for profitable deals based on user-defined
criteria.
User-Centric UI: A modern, easy-to-navigate dashboard compared to competitors.
Flexible Pricing Models: Competitive pricing with multiple tiers to accommodate
various user needs.
Amazon Restrictions Checker: Validates product eligibility for Amazon selling prior
to sourcing.
Efficient Data Processing: Incorporates real-time data processing and analytics
capabilities.
3. Specific Requirements
Real-time alerts for new arbitrage opportunities via web and email.
Customizable alert settings for user preferences.
Data Warehousing: Options include AWS Redshift, BigQuery, or Snowflake for data
storage.
ETL Pipelines: Use of Apache Airflow or AWS Glue for data processing.
Data Processing Libraries: Implementation of Pandas, PySpark, or Dask for analytics.
Analytics Dashboard: Integration with Looker Studio or Tableau for visual analytics.
4. Non-Functional Requirements
The system should support at least 500 concurrent users without degradation in
performance.
Data retrieval and processing should occur within 2 seconds for optimal user
experience.
All data transactions must be encrypted using industry-standard protocols (e.g., HTTPS,
TLS).
User data must be protected in compliance with GDPR regulations.
Authentication mechanisms must prevent unauthorized access.
5. Communication
Every 2 Days Stand-ups: Short, focused meetings to discuss progress and blockers.
Weekly Progress Meetings: Review project milestones, timelines, and deliverables.
Monthly Stakeholder Updates: Present project status, challenges, and next steps to
stakeholders.
5.3 Documentation
Git: Utilize Git as the version control system for managing code changes.
Repository Hosting: Use platforms such as GitHub or GitLab for hosting the codebase.
Commit Messages: Use clear, descriptive messages that follow a conventional format
(e.g., feat: add user authentication).
Frequency: Commit code changes frequently to avoid large, complex merges.
Implement a mandatory code review process via pull requests to ensure code quality
and adherence to coding standards.
Encourage team collaboration by assigning reviewers from different roles (e.g.,
frontend, backend, QA) to diversify feedback.
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