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Question: As the information system head of "ACME Pizza Co." you are tasked with developing an online system for pizza ordering and delivery. The company would like to replace its traditional 'call and place the order' system. The new system will allow customers to order a pizza, select toppings and place the order. It is a human-in-the-loop system with a pizza analyst interacting closely with the system. The pizza analyst should be able to see all the orders, order details, assign delivery drivers and change the state of each order. Each change of state should update the customer. Following are the different states in this process: order received, order confirmed, pizza being cooked, pizza ready for delivery, delivery driver assigned, pizza on the way, order complete.
The customer can see only those toppings which are available to order. The pizza analyst can update the quantity of toppings available. For example, if he updates the quantity as 100, it means that the topping would be available for 100 orders only. After a topping is empty, it should not be available to order.
Once the pizza is cooked the analyst should be able to assign drivers for delivery. There are limited drivers and the pizza analyst should make sure that he will assign drivers considering the existing orders. If the next delivery is in the same area, the delivery driver will pick up the next order as well. Orders once placed by the customer can be changed if he edits the order before the "order confirmed" state. Once the order is complete, a system generated invoice will be emailed to the customer.
Drivers should be able to access the online system to change the state and access the address and contact details of the customer. In addition, the pizza analyst will also send a daily summary report which includes total number of orders and total sales amount received to the owner of ACME Pizza Co.
create the use case catalog and the "bubble" (use case) diagram.
For each use case you should identify a title and basic description (feel free to cut and paste from the above text).