AgriVerse

Biometric Security Shield

An advanced layer of security that employs cutting-edge biometric verification methods such as fingerprint and facial recognition. This feature ensures that only registered users can access their AgriVerse account, providing strong protection against unauthorized access and enhancing user confidence in the platform.

Requirements

Multi-Factor Authentication

"As a farmer, I want to use multi-factor authentication to secure my AgriVerse account so that I can protect my sensitive data from unauthorized access and have peace of mind while using the platform."

Description

Implement a robust multi-factor authentication system that requires users to provide two or more verification factors to gain access to their AgriVerse account. This enhances security beyond just the traditional password method by integrating biometric verification alongside a secondary authentication method such as SMS codes or email confirmations. The system aims to significantly reduce the likelihood of unauthorized access and ensures that only verified users can interact with the platform. This requirement is critical for protecting sensitive agricultural data and fostering trust among users who rely on the platform's secure environment.

Acceptance Criteria

User attempts to log into their AgriVerse account using multi-factor authentication with biometric verification.

Given the user is registered with biometric data, when they enter their username and password and select biometric verification, then they should be prompted for fingerprint or facial recognition before gaining access to their account.

User requests a password reset and initiates the multi-factor authentication process.

Given the user selects 'Forgot Password', when they follow the reset link sent to their email, then they must provide a new password and successfully complete a secondary authentication method (SMS code or email confirmation) before the reset is accepted.

User tries to log in from an unrecognized device and is prompted for additional authentication.

Given the user is attempting to log in from an unrecognized device, when they enter their username and password, then they should be required to complete multi-factor authentication with biometric verification and a secondary code.

User updates their registered biometric data as part of account security management.

Given the user is logged into their account, when they navigate to the security settings and update their biometric data, then the change should be confirmed, and old biometric data should be securely deleted from the system.

User receives an alert for multiple unsuccessful login attempts to their account.

Given the user has had multiple failed login attempts, when the system detects these attempts, then the user should be sent an alert via email or SMS and temporarily locked out, requiring multi-factor authentication after a lock duration.

User Activity Logging

"As an admin, I want to access detailed logs of user activities within the AgriVerse platform so that I can monitor for suspicious behavior and ensure compliance with security protocols."

Description

Develop an extensive user activity logging feature that tracks and records all significant actions taken by users within the AgriVerse platform. This includes login attempts, data changes, feature usage, and suspicious activities. The logging system should have a user-friendly interface for administrators to view these logs. The primary benefit is to maintain accountability and allow for better security audits, helping to identify potential data breaches or abuse of platform features. This requirement contributes to overall platform integrity and user trust.

Acceptance Criteria

User logs into AgriVerse using biometric security and performs several actions on their account.

Given a registered user has successfully logged in using biometric verification, when the user makes any changes to their account details, then the action must be logged with a timestamp and user ID in the user activity log.

An administrator accesses the user activity log to review past actions of a specific user.

Given an administrator is logged into the AgriVerse admin panel, when they select a user and view their activity log, then the log must display all recorded events with timestamps, action types, and relevant details.

A user attempts to log in multiple times with incorrect biometric input.

Given a user fails to authenticate with their biometrics three times, when the system detects this, then it must log the failed login attempts and trigger a security alert for administrator review.

Regular review of user activity logs for security audits.

Given an administrator schedules a review of user activity logs, when the review is conducted, then the administrator must be able to generate a report showing all significant user actions over the past month.

A user deletes a record from their AgriVerse account.

Given a user has deleted a specific record, when this action is performed, then the system must log the deletion with the user's ID, timestamp, and details of the deleted record.

A user performs suspicious activities, such as logging in from multiple locations in a short time frame.

Given unusual login patterns are detected, when the system identifies these activities, then it must log the events and notify the user and administrator of potential security concerns.

An administrator sets permissions for users related to activity log access.

Given an administrator is managing user permissions, when they assign access rights to view user activity logs, then only authorized users should be able to access these logs based on the set permissions.

Biometric Data Encryption

"As a user, I want my biometric data to be securely encrypted so that I can be assured that my personal information is protected while using the AgriVerse platform."

Description

Integrate strong encryption methods for all biometric data collected through the Biometric Security Shield feature. This requirement ensures that fingerprint and facial recognition data are securely stored and transmitted, maintaining user privacy and compliance with data protection regulations. Implementing encryption will protect sensitive biometric information from being exposed in the event of a data breach, thereby reinforcing user trust and adherence to legal requirements.

Acceptance Criteria

Upon user registration, the biometric data collected by the Biometric Security Shield feature is encrypted before being stored in the AgriVerse database.

Given a new user registers on AgriVerse with biometric data, when the biometric data is captured, then it must be encrypted using AES-256 encryption before storage.

When a user logs in using biometric authentication, the encrypted biometric data is decrypted and verified without exposing the raw data.

Given a user attempts to log in with their fingerprint, when the system decrypts the corresponding biometric data, then the verification must occur without revealing the original fingerprint data.

During a data breach incident, the encrypted biometric data remains inaccessible to unauthorized personnel.

Given a data breach occurs, when unauthorized access is attempted on the AgriVerse database, then the encrypted biometric data must remain unreadable and secure.

Users can update their biometric data, and the new data is encrypted consistently before it is replaced in the database.

Given a registered user wants to update their biometric data, when the new biometric data is captured, then it must be encrypted using the same method and replace the old data securely in the database.

All biometric data in transit between the user's device and AgriVerse servers is encrypted to prevent interception.

Given a user submits their biometric data, when the data is transmitted to the AgriVerse server, then it must be transmitted over HTTPS using TLS encryption.

User Account Recovery Options

"As a user, I want to have multiple options for recovering my AgriVerse account so that I can easily regain access without compromising my account's security."

Description

Design a comprehensive user account recovery feature that allows users to regain access to their accounts in the event they forget their password or get locked out due to failed authentication attempts. This feature should include solutions such as recovery via email verification, security questions, and biometric re-verification. Ensuring users can easily recover access to their accounts while maintaining security is crucial for user experience and engagement on the AgriVerse platform.

Acceptance Criteria

User initiates account recovery after forgetting their password and attempts to regain access via email verification.

Given a user requests a password reset link, when the user enters their registered email, then the system should send an email with a secure link to reset the password within 5 minutes.

User tries to recover their account using security questions after being locked out due to failed authentication attempts.

Given a user is locked out, when they select to recover access via security questions, then they should correctly answer the pre-configured security questions to regain account access.

User accesses the account recovery feature after being locked out, using biometric re-verification.

Given a user selects biometric re-verification, when the system scans their fingerprint or facial recognition, then access should only be granted if the biometric data matches the registered profile.

User successfully regains access to their account using the email verification method.

Given the user receives the password reset email, when they click the reset link, then they should be directed to a secure page to set a new password, and successfully log in afterward with the new credentials.

User attempts to recover their account but enters incorrect answers for the security questions.

Given a user selects the option to recover the account using security questions, when the user answers incorrectly, then the system should deny access and offer to resend the security question setup link.

Real-time Security Alerts

"As a user, I want to receive real-time alerts about suspicious activities on my AgriVerse account so that I can act quickly to protect my data and account."

Description

Implement a real-time security alert system that notifies users of any suspicious activity related to their account, such as unauthorized login attempts or changes to account settings. Alerts should be customizable, allowing users to choose their preferred method of notification, whether via email, SMS, or in-app messaging. This functionality aims to empower users to take immediate action against potential security threats and enhances overall user confidence in the platform's security measures.

Acceptance Criteria

User receives a notification of unauthorized login attempt on their account.

Given a registered user, when an unauthorized login attempt is detected, then the user receives an instant alert via their selected notification method (email, SMS, or in-app).

User customizes their notification preferences for security alerts.

Given a registered user, when they access the notification settings in their account, then they can select and save their preferred notification methods for security alerts without errors.

User receives alerts for changes made to account settings.

Given a registered user, when changes are made to their account settings by any user, then the registered user receives an immediate notification via their selected alert method (email, SMS, or in-app).

User can review the history of security alerts received.

Given a registered user, when they navigate to the security alert history section, then they can view a list of all security alerts received over a specified time period.

User can deactivate the real-time alert feature.

Given a registered user, when they choose to deactivate the real-time security alert feature in their account settings, then the system confirms the deactivation and stops sending alerts.

User receives an alert for failed login attempts.

Given a registered user, when there are three consecutive failed login attempts, then the user receives a notification indicating potential suspicious activity on their account.

User can test the notification feature for functionality.

Given a registered user, when they perform a 'test alert' action in their notification settings, then they should receive a test notification via their selected method immediately.

Geo-Fencing Access Control

A location-based security feature that allows users to define specific geographic boundaries for account access. If a user attempts to log in from an unapproved location, they will receive an alert or be denied access. This enhances security by ensuring that account access is confined to trusted environments, minimizing the risk of external threats.

Requirements

Geo-Fencing Setup Interface

"As a farmer, I want to set up geo-fencing boundaries for my account so that I can ensure that only I can access my account from my trusted locations and receive alerts when someone attempts to log in from an unapproved area."

Description

This requirement encompasses the creation of an intuitive user interface that enables users to easily define and manage geo-fencing parameters for their accounts. Users should be able to draw geographical boundaries on a map, set specific access permissions based on locations, and receive guidance through tooltips or a help section. The setup interface will integrate seamlessly with the main AgriVerse dashboard, allowing for smooth navigation between features and providing users with real-time feedback on the zones they are creating. This functionality is crucial as it enhances user empowerment by allowing them to take control of their login permissions, improving security while minimizing potential threats from unauthorized access.

Acceptance Criteria

User successfully defines a geo-fenced area on the map.

Given the user is logged into the AgriVerse dashboard, When the user selects the geo-fencing tool and draws a polygon on the map, Then the geo-fenced area is saved and a confirmation message is displayed, indicating successful creation.

User customizes access permissions for a defined geo-fenced area.

Given a geo-fenced area has been created, When the user sets specific access permissions for that area, Then the permissions are saved and the user receives a notification confirming the changes.

User tries to log in from an unapproved location outside the geo-fenced area.

Given a user has defined geo-fencing parameters, When the user attempts to log in from a location outside of the approved boundaries, Then the user receives an alert indicating that access is denied due to location restrictions.

User views tooltip guidance while setting up geo-fencing parameters.

Given the user is accessing the geo-fencing setup interface, When the user hovers over any tool in the interface, Then a tooltip with relevant guidance is displayed to assist the user in setting up the parameters.

User navigates back to the main dashboard from the geo-fencing setup interface.

Given the user is in the geo-fencing setup interface, When the user clicks on the 'Back to Dashboard' button, Then the user is returned to the main AgriVerse dashboard without losing any unsaved changes.

Real-Time Access Alerts

"As a user, I want to receive instant notifications if there is an unauthorized login attempt from an unknown location so that I can take immediate action to protect my account."

Description

The Real-Time Access Alerts requirement entails the development of a notification system that sends immediate alerts to users whenever there is an attempt to log in from a restricted or untrusted location. These alerts should be configurable, allowing users to choose how they wish to be notified, whether through push notifications, email, or SMS. The system will also maintain a log of these access attempts for auditing and monitoring purposes, enhancing the overall security framework of the AgriVerse platform. This requirement will provide users with the peace of mind that their accounts are being monitored and protected, thereby reinforcing user trust in the platform.

Acceptance Criteria

User receives an alert when attempting to log in from an unapproved geographic location.

Given a user has configured Real-Time Access Alerts, When the user attempts to log in from a restricted location, Then the user should receive an instant alert via their selected notification method (push, email, SMS).

Alert notification delivery methods are configurable by the user.

Given a user is accessing the notification settings, When they change the method of notification for Real-Time Access Alerts, Then the system should successfully update and confirm the selected method without errors.

System logs all unauthorized access attempts for auditing.

Given an unauthorized login attempt occurs, When I check the system logs, Then I should see an entry that records the attempt along with date, time, and IP address of the unapproved access.

User receives an alert if they attempt to log in from a location that was previously marked untrusted.

Given a user has a history of untrusted locations, When the user attempts to log in again from that untrusted location, Then the user should receive a specific alert about that location being untrusted.

User can view the log of their access attempts.

Given a user navigates to the access logs section, When they request to view their log, Then the system should display a list of all their login attempts, including successful and failed attempts.

User can deactivate Real-Time Access Alerts.

Given a user is modifying their alert settings, When they choose to deactivate Real-Time Access Alerts, Then the system should save this preference and cease all notification deliveries for access attempts.

Notifications are sent within a specified timeframe of the access attempt.

Given a user attempts to log in from an unapproved location, When the alert is generated, Then the user should receive the notification within 1 minute of the access attempt.

Multiple User Role Support

"As a farm manager, I want to set different geo-fencing access levels for my team members so that I can manage who can access what information based on their responsibilities, ensuring better data security and task management."

Description

This requirement focuses on implementing support for multiple user roles within the geo-fencing access control feature. Users should be able to define different access levels for various roles within their organization, such as administrators, agronomists, or field workers. Each role can be assigned different geographical boundaries, enhancing flexibility and security as access to critical account information can be restricted based on specific user roles. This capability not only establishes a more secure environment but also streamlines operations by ensuring users only have access to the information relevant to their role, thereby improving user experience and data integrity.

Acceptance Criteria

User Role-Based Access Control for Geo-Fencing Feature

Given an admin user, when they define geographical boundaries for role access, then only users assigned that role should be able to log in from those locations.

Access Denial from Unapproved Locations

Given a field worker role is assigned a specific geo-fenced area, when an access attempt is made from outside that area, then the user should receive an alert and be denied access.

Multiple Roles Configuration

Given an administrator user, when they configure access levels for different roles, then the changes should be saved successfully and applied to respective users.

Testing Role-Based Alerts

Given a user in a restricted role, when they attempt access from an unapproved location, then they should receive a notification detailing the reason for access denial.

Audit Log of Access Attempts

Given the geo-fencing feature is implemented, when users attempt to access from various locations, then an audit log should record successful and denied attempts with timestamps.

Role Changes and Boundary Updates

Given an admin modifies user roles or geo-fenced areas, when those changes are saved, then the affected users should be notified of their updated access privileges immediately.

User Experience for Role-Based Login

Given an agronomist user, when they try to log in, then their access should be seamlessly validated against their role and geo-fenced locations without error or delay.

Geo-Fencing Analytics Dashboard

"As a user, I want to view analytics regarding my login patterns and geo-fencing alerts so that I can understand potential security risks and adjust my settings effectively."

Description

The Geo-Fencing Analytics Dashboard requirement includes developing a comprehensive analytics dashboard that allows users to monitor and analyze login patterns and geo-fencing alerts over time. Users should have access to visual representations of data, such as maps showing login attempts by location, graphs illustrating the frequency of alerts, and heat maps indicating potential unauthorized access zones. This feature will not only help users understand their account security better but also identify trends that may inform future geo-fencing adjustments. Providing these insights is vital for fostering proactive user engagement and enhancing overall account security.

Acceptance Criteria

User accesses the Geo-Fencing Analytics Dashboard to review the login patterns and geo-fencing alerts over the past month.

Given that a user is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when they navigate to the Geo-Fencing Analytics Dashboard, then they should see visual representations of login attempts by location, frequency of alerts, and heat maps of potentially unauthorized access zones.

User sets up geo-fencing parameters for account access based on location.

Given that the user is in the settings page of the Geo-Fencing feature, when they define geographic boundaries and save the settings, then the system should successfully update the boundaries and reflect them in the analytics dashboard.

User receives an alert for an unauthorized login attempt from an unapproved location.

Given that a login attempt is made from an unapproved location, when the user accesses the Geo-Fencing Analytics Dashboard, then they should see the alert in the history section and its location highlighted on the map.

User analyzes trends in geo-fencing alerts over several months.

Given that a user is viewing the analytics dashboard, when they select a time frame from the last three months, then the system should display a cumulative graph illustrating the monthly frequency of alerts and any patterns in unauthorized attempts.

User decides to adjust geo-fencing settings based on analytics feedback.

Given that a user identifies unauthorized access zones through the heat map, when they choose to modify the geo-fencing parameters based on this analysis, then the system should allow them to adjust these settings and confirm the update successfully.

System performance is evaluated under high load conditions when multiple users access the analytics dashboard simultaneously.

Given that multiple users are accessing the Geo-Fencing Analytics Dashboard at the same time, when they request data visualizations, then the dashboard should load all data accurately without significant delays or errors.

User logs into the platform from a new location and reviews the geo-fencing alert.

Given that a user tries to log in from a new location, when they successfully log in and access the geo-fencing alerts, then they should see a notification indicating the recent attempt and any actions taken by the system.

Customizable Fencing Alerts

"As a tech-savvy farmer, I want to customize my geo-fencing alerts based on my specific needs and farming schedule so that I can manage security in a way that suits my operational practices."

Description

This requirement involves the development of customizable fencing alerts that allow users to set thresholds based on their unique security preferences. Users should have the ability to choose specific locations that trigger alerts, adjust sensitivity levels for geo-fencing activity, and even implement time-based conditions for when alerts should be active or inactive, depending on their farming schedules or travel plans. This customization is essential for users to tailor the security settings to their personal or business needs, ensuring that the solution remains relevant and user-friendly, thereby encouraging higher adoption rates.

Acceptance Criteria

User sets up a new geo-fencing alert for their farm, specifying a geographic boundary and the times when alerts should be active based on their work schedule.

Given the user is on the geo-fencing setup page, When they define the geographic boundary and specify active times, Then the system should save the settings and confirm the alert has been created successfully.

A user adjusts the sensitivity level of an existing geo-fencing alert to ensure it aligns with seasonal changes in farm operations, such as when they leave for vacation.

Given the user accesses their existing geo-fencing alert settings, When they modify the sensitivity level, Then the system should update the alert settings without any error and provide a visual confirmation of the update.

The user receives a notification when someone attempts to log in from a location outside of the defined geo-fencing area.

Given a user is logged out and someone tries to log in from an unapproved location, When the login attempt occurs, Then the user should receive an immediate alert and the login should be denied.

A user wants to test the functionality of their geo-fencing alerts by simulating an access attempt from another geographic location.

Given the user has set an alert for a specific area, When they simulate access from outside that area, Then the system should trigger the alert and log the unauthorized access attempt successfully.

User requires assistance in configuring their geo-fencing alert settings and uses the help feature embedded in AgriVerse.

Given the user is on the geo-fencing settings page, When they click on the help feature, Then they should receive contextual help that guides them through the setup process effectively.

Real-Time Access Alerts

Users will receive instant notifications via email or mobile alerts whenever their account is accessed or if there are login attempts from unfamiliar devices or locations. This feature provides peace of mind by keeping users informed and enabling them to act quickly if suspicious activity is detected.

Requirements

Unauthorized Access Detection

"As a user, I want to receive instant notifications whenever there's unauthorized access to my account so that I can act quickly to protect my sensitive information."

Description

This requirement entails implementing a robust mechanism that enables real-time monitoring of account access. The system will automatically detect and flag any login attempts from unfamiliar devices or locations, ensuring that users are promptly alerted via email and mobile notifications. This feature enhances security by allowing users to take immediate action in the event of suspicious activity, thereby safeguarding sensitive account information. Integration with existing security protocols is crucial for maximizing effectiveness and user trust, ultimately fostering a safer and more secure digital environment for all AgriVerse users.

Acceptance Criteria

Unauthorized access attempt from a new location

Given a user account is accessed from a previously unknown geographic location, when the login attempt occurs, then an email and mobile notification should be sent to the user within 5 minutes.

Login attempt from unrecognized device

Given a user logs in from a device that is not recognized by the system, when the login attempt is made, then the user should receive an immediate alert via email and SMS, detailing the device and location used.

User accounts settings for notifications

Given the user has access to notification settings in their account, when they enable or disable the alerts for unauthorized access, then their preferences should be saved successfully and reflected in the system immediately.

Monitoring repeated unauthorized attempts

Given multiple failed login attempts from the same device or location, when the threshold for failed attempts is reached, then the system should trigger an alert to the user and lock the account temporarily until further verification.

Access to audit logs for users

Given the unauthorized access detection feature is implemented, when a user navigates to their account settings, then they should have access to a log of recent login attempts, including successful and failed attempts, within the last 30 days.

User identity verification process

Given an alert of unauthorized access has been triggered, when the user clicks on the verification link provided in the notification, then they should be prompted to verify their identity through a two-factor authentication process before regaining access.

Integration with existing security protocols

Given the need for enhanced security, when the unauthorized access detection feature is activated, then it should seamlessly integrate with existing security measures and protocols in place without any conflicts, ensuring real-time alerts are functional.

Multi-Factor Authentication Setup

"As a user, I want to set up multi-factor authentication for my account so that I can have an additional layer of protection against unauthorized access."

Description

This requirement involves creating a feature that allows users to enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) on their accounts. By doing so, users will have an additional layer of security, requiring verification through methods such as SMS codes or authentication apps in addition to their password. This not only strengthens account security but also helps to reduce the risk of unauthorized access, particularly from compromised passwords. The implementation will be designed for user-friendliness, ensuring that users can easily set up and manage their MFA preferences. This integration is vital for enhancing overall account security and user confidence in the platform.

Acceptance Criteria

User initiates the multi-factor authentication setup process after logging in to their AgriVerse account.

Given the user is logged into their AgriVerse account, when they navigate to the security settings and click on 'Enable MFA', then they should be prompted to select their preferred verification method (SMS or Authenticator App).

User successfully completes the multi-factor authentication setup by verifying their mobile number.

Given the user has selected 'SMS' as their MFA method, when they enter their phone number and click 'Send Code', then they should receive an SMS with a verification code to complete the MFA setup.

User attempts to log in from a new device after enabling multi-factor authentication.

Given the user has MFA enabled, when they log in from an unfamiliar device, then they should be prompted to enter a verification code sent to their registered mobile number or authenticator app before accessing their account.

User wants to change their MFA preference from SMS to Authenticator App post-setup.

Given the user has MFA already enabled via SMS, when they navigate to the security settings and select 'Change MFA Method', then they should be able to switch to an Authenticator App and must complete the verification for the new method to finalize the change.

User receives an email notification about a successful MFA setup.

Given the user has successfully enabled MFA, when the setup is completed, then an email notification confirming the successful setup of MFA should be sent to the user's registered email address.

User encounters an issue during MFA setup and seeks support.

Given the user is unable to complete the MFA setup due to an error, when they click on 'Need Help?' link on the setup page, then they should be directed to support resources or contact help available on the platform.

Account Access Log Review

"As a user, I want to review my account access logs so that I can monitor for any suspicious activity and ensure my account's security."

Description

This requirement focuses on providing users with access to a detailed log of their account activity, showing all login attempts, including successful and failed entries. Users will be able to filter and review this log within their account settings, allowing them to monitor their security posture effectively. The review feature will include timestamps, device information, and IP addresses, enhancing users’ ability to track any unfamiliar activity or access breaches. By offering transparency and control, this requirement aims to empower users with significant insights into their account security, helping them manage risks proactively.

Acceptance Criteria

User attempts to log into their account from a new device for the first time.

Given a user is accessing their account from a new device, when the login attempt is made, then an email and mobile alert is sent to the user's registered contact details notifying them of the login attempt.

User reviews their account access log to check for any unauthorized access.

Given a user navigates to the account settings to view their access log, when they access the log, then all successful and failed login attempts should be displayed along with timestamps, device information, and IP addresses for each attempt.

User filters the access log to view only failed login attempts.

Given a user is viewing their access log, when they select the filter for failed login attempts, then only the entries corresponding to failed attempts should be displayed, including relevant timestamps and device information.

User receives an alert for multiple failed login attempts.

Given a user has multiple failed login attempts detected from the same IP address, when the count of failed attempts exceeds a threshold (e.g., three), then an email and mobile alert is sent to the user informing them of the suspicious activity.

User wants to verify the details of a specific login attempt.

Given a user is reviewing their access log, when they click on a specific entry, then detailed information about that login attempt, including device type, location (IP address), and time of attempt, should be displayed clearly.

User accesses the log from different geographical locations to ensure consistent data availability.

Given a user is located in different geographical locations, when they access their access log, then the log should be available and display the same information regardless of location.

User updates their notification preferences for account access alerts.

Given a user is in the account settings section and accesses notification preferences, when they change their notification settings, then their new preferences should be saved and applied to future log access notifications accordingly.

Adaptive Security Notifications

"As a user, I want security alerts to be adaptive based on my login behavior so that I receive notifications only for genuine security threats and not for normal activity."

Description

This requirement involves creating an intelligent notification system that adapts its alerts based on the user's behavior patterns and risk profiles. The system will learn from the user's typical login behavior—such as frequency, locations, and devices used—and tailor notifications accordingly. For instance, if a login attempt occurs from a new location or device outside the user’s established patterns, an urgent alert will be triggered. This smart approach not only enhances user experience by reducing unnecessary alerts but also strengthens security by focusing on potentially suspicious actions that deviate from normal behavior.

Acceptance Criteria

User receives a notification for a login attempt from a new device that has not been previously used for account access.

Given the user logs in from a previously unknown device, when the system detects this event, then the user receives an instant notification via email and mobile alert detailing the login attempt.

User is notified about a login attempt from a new geographic location that is not in their history.

Given the user logs in from a new geographic location, when the system identifies this location as unfamiliar, then the user receives an urgent alert highlighting the suspicious login attempt with location details.

User's account is accessed normally from their usual device and location, no alerts should be triggered.

Given the user logs in from an established device and location, when the system recognizes this pattern, then no notification should be sent to the user.

User has a past history of login attempts, and the system should learn from this behavior.

Given the user frequently logs in from specific devices and locations, when the user attempts to access their account from these recognized parameters, then the system should adjust its notification frequency accordingly to reduce unnecessary alerts.

User successfully updates their account settings to enhance security and alter notification preferences.

Given the user modifies their notification settings, when the changes are saved successfully, then the user should receive a confirmation alert summarizing their new preferences and any modifications made to their security notifications.

System analytics reflect an improved security notification system that adapts to user behavior.

Given the system has been operational for a predetermined time, when reviewing the analytics, then the data should show a reduction in unnecessary alerts and an increased detection rate of suspicious logins based on user behavioral patterns.

User Education on Security Practices

"As a user, I want access to educational resources on security practices so that I can better protect my account from being compromised."

Description

This requirement emphasizes developing an educational module within the platform that provides users with essential information on best practices for maintaining account security. The module will cover topics such as recognizing phishing attempts, creating strong passwords, and understanding multi-factor authentication. By equipping users with the knowledge to secure their accounts, this feature aims to enhance user engagement while reducing the likelihood of security breaches. Making this information easily accessible and user-friendly is crucial to ensuring that users can implement successful security strategies effectively.

Acceptance Criteria

User accesses the educational module on security practices through the main dashboard of AgriVerse.

Given the user is logged into AgriVerse, When the user clicks on the 'Security Practices' module, Then the user should be redirected to the educational content without errors, and the content should load within 3 seconds.

User completes a quiz after finishing the educational module to test their understanding of security practices.

Given the user has finished reading the educational module, When the user clicks on the 'Take Quiz' button, Then the user should be able to access a quiz that consists of at least 5 questions and the user should receive immediate feedback on their answers.

User receives assurance of their account security after completing educational content and quiz.

Given the user completes the educational module and quiz, When the user clicks on 'Finish', Then the user should receive a confirmation message stating their security knowledge is updated, and the system should log this completion in the user's profile.

User checks their email for a summary of what they learned after completing the security practices module.

Given the user has completed the educational module, When 1 hour has passed since completion, Then the user should receive an email summarizing their learning outcomes, including key points from the module and quiz results.

User attempts to access sensitive features while not adopting recommended security practices.

Given the user is logged in and has not completed the educational module, When the user tries to access sensitive features, Then the system should prompt the user to complete the security education before allowing access to those features.

Adaptive Authentication

A smart feature that adjusts security protocols based on user behavior and risk assessment. If unusual activity is detected, additional authentication steps are triggered, such as answering security questions or verifying via a secondary device. This responsive security measure effectively balances user convenience with enhanced safety.

Requirements

Dynamic Risk Assessment

"As a farm manager, I want the system to automatically assess risks based on my usage patterns so that I can maintain secure access without compromising convenience."

Description

The Dynamic Risk Assessment requirement involves developing an algorithm that continuously analyzes user behavior and patterns to identify unusual or risky activity. This feature will utilize machine learning techniques to adaptively evaluate risk factors, ensuring that the authentication processes are responsive to real-time changes in user behavior. Its integration into the AgriVerse platform will enhance security protocols by triggering additional verification steps when necessary, ultimately providing a balance between security and user convenience. It will also allow for a more tailored user experience, improving user trust and system integrity.

Acceptance Criteria

User logs into AgriVerse from an unfamiliar device for the first time in a different location.

Given the user is not recognized by the system, When the user attempts to log in, Then the system prompts for additional authentication steps, such as answering security questions and verifying via a secondary device.

User regularly accesses AgriVerse from a known device and location, but suddenly exhibits unusual behavior such as rapid multiple login attempts.

Given the user is recognized by the system but exhibits unusual behavior, When the user exceeds the predefined threshold of consecutive login attempts, Then the system triggers an additional verification process before granting access.

A user has been flagged for unusual behavior based on the dynamic risk assessment but is now attempting to access a critical feature of AgriVerse.

Given the user has been flagged as a high-risk user, When the user attempts to access the critical feature, Then the system enforces an additional layer of security such as multi-factor authentication before granting access.

A user who has not accessed AgriVerse for an extended period attempts to log in from a familiar device.

Given the user is recognized by the system but has not logged in for an extended period, When the user attempts to log in, Then the system prompts for additional security verification before allowing access.

User successfully logs in without triggering any additional authentication steps.

Given the user is recognized and behaving normally, When the user attempts to log in from a familiar location and device, Then the user is granted access without additional authentication steps.

After completing a transaction, the user logs out and tries to re-access AgriVerse immediately.

Given the user just logged out, When the user tries to log back in within a short timeframe, Then the system assesses the risk and might prompt for additional authentication based on the previous session's behavioral indicators.

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA)

"As a security-conscious user, I want to have multiple options for securing my account so that I feel confident that my data is protected from unauthorized access."

Description

The Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) requirement mandates the implementation of additional authentication methods, such as email verification, SMS codes, or biometric verification, for users deemed high-risk during the login process. This feature will not only comply with security best practices but also strengthen AgriVerse's defense against unauthorized access. By allowing for a flexible approach, users can select their preferred MFA method, which enhances user satisfaction and mitigates potential security breaches. This requirement is essential for safeguarding sensitive user data and maintaining the trust of the agribusiness community.

Acceptance Criteria

User initiates login to the AgriVerse platform and is classified as high-risk based on their profile and activity history.

Given the user is classified as high-risk, when they enter their username and password, then the user is prompted to select an MFA method (email, SMS, or biometric) before proceeding.

A user selects SMS as their preferred MFA method during the login process.

Given the user has chosen SMS as their MFA method, when they enter their phone number and submit, then a verification code is sent to their registered mobile device immediately.

User receives a verification code via SMS and must input it to access their account.

Given the user has received the SMS verification code, when they enter the code correctly within the designated time frame, then they are granted access to their account.

A user attempts to log in with an incorrect MFA verification code multiple times.

Given the user has exceeded the maximum number of allowed attempts for entering the MFA code, when they try to log in again, then their account should be temporarily locked and they should receive a notification for account security.

A user is classified as high-risk but chooses to authenticate using their biometric data.

Given the user has enabled biometric authentication, when they attempt to log in and provide their biometric data for verification, then their access should be granted if the biometric matches the stored data.

A user wishes to change their MFA method after logging in successfully.

Given the user is logged in, when they navigate to the security settings and select a different MFA method, then they should receive confirmation of the change and be prompted to configure the new method.

A user successfully completes the MFA process and accesses their account.

Given that the user has successfully entered their MFA verification code, when they log into the AgriVerse platform, then they should be redirected to their dashboard without any additional barriers.

Behavioral Analytics Dashboard

"As an agribusiness administrator, I want a dashboard that visualizes changes in user behavior so that I can identify potential security threats and respond to them effectively."

Description

The Behavioral Analytics Dashboard requirement involves creating an interactive interface that presents insights from user behavior data gathered through the context-aware authentication process. This feature will provide users and administrators with visual representations of unusual activities and trends over time, facilitating proactive security management. The dashboard will allow stakeholders to monitor login attempts, authentication failures, and trends in user behavior, thus empowering them to make informed decisions about security policies and interventions. This feature aims to enhance the user's understanding of their security posture and improve overall system security.

Acceptance Criteria

User accesses the Behavioral Analytics Dashboard after experiencing unusual login attempts.

Given the user is logged in to the AgriVerse platform, when they navigate to the Behavioral Analytics Dashboard, then they should see visualizations of their login attempts, authentication failures, and alerts for unusual activities in the last 30 days.

An administrator reviews the dashboard for trends in user behavior over the past month.

Given the administrator is accessing the Behavioral Analytics Dashboard, when they filter the data for the last 30 days, then they should see graphs illustrating trends in user behavior, authentication rates, and potential security risks identified.

A user receives a notification of unusual activity captured by the dashboard.

Given the system identifies unusual activity on the user's account, when this occurs, then the user should receive an immediate notification on the dashboard indicating the nature of the anomaly and suggested actions to secure their account.

A user accesses the dashboard for the first time and interacts with it.

Given the user is a new user of AgriVerse, when they first access the Behavioral Analytics Dashboard, then they should be guided by a tutorial that explains the various elements of the dashboard and how to interpret the data presented.

An administrator configures alert thresholds for unusual activities on the dashboard.

Given the administrator is on the settings page of the Behavioral Analytics Dashboard, when they set specific thresholds for alerts on user behavior, then the system should save these configurations and notify the administrator of changes in user behavior that cross these thresholds.

A user analyzes their authentication failure trends over the last three months.

Given the user selects the authentication failure trend option on the Behavioral Analytics Dashboard, when they view the graph, then they should see a detailed breakdown of authentication failures month-by-month for the last three months, with clear labels and actionable insights provided.

An administrator exports user behavior data for compliance reporting.

Given the administrator is on the Behavioral Analytics Dashboard, when they select the export option, then they should be able to download a CSV file containing user behavior data, including login attempts, authentication failures, and timestamps, formatted correctly for compliance reporting purposes.

Session Management Controls

"As a frequent user, I want to manage my active login sessions so that I can quickly address any unauthorized access to my account."

Description

The Session Management Controls requirement entails implementing controls for managing user sessions, including the ability to view active sessions, terminate sessions, and receive alerts for session anomalies. This feature will enhance security by allowing users to monitor their account's security in real-time, providing them with an overview of logged-in devices and session locations. Users will be able to ensure that only authorized devices are accessing their account and can immediately act if suspicious activity is detected. This enhancement ensures greater control over account settings and increases users’ confidence in the platform's security measures.

Acceptance Criteria

User views a dashboard displaying all active sessions associated with their account, including device names, locations, and timestamps.

Given the user is logged into their account, when they navigate to the session management screen, then they should see a list of all active sessions with corresponding details such as device name, IP address, and location.

User initiates termination of an active session from the session management screen.

Given the user can see a list of active sessions, when they select an active session and click the 'Terminate Session' button, then the session should be terminated, and a confirmation message should be displayed.

User receives an alert when an anomaly is detected in their session activity, such as a login from an unrecognized device or location.

Given the user has enabled session anomaly alerts, when an unrecognized login is detected, then an immediate notification should be sent to the user's registered email and mobile device.

User wants to ensure that all logged-in devices are authorized and that they can remove unauthorized ones.

Given the user is on the session management screen, when they review the list of active sessions, then they should have the option to mark a session as 'Unauthorized' and remove it from their account.

User receives a summary of their session management activities for added security awareness.

Given the user terminates an active session, then they should receive a summary notification of their session management activities, including which sessions were terminated and any noteworthy activity.

User accesses session management on a mobile device and checks active sessions while on the go.

Given the user is logged into the AgriVerse mobile app, when they tap on 'Session Management', then they should see a mobile-responsive layout with active session details, optimizing usability for small screens.

User includes security preferences for session alerts based on their risk tolerance level, choosing between different levels of notification urgency.

Given the user is on the security settings page, when they select their preferred level of session alert notifications (low, medium, high), then the application should adjust the alert sending criteria accordingly, reflecting their chosen risk tolerance.

User Education and Awareness Module

"As a user, I want to access educational resources about security features so that I can be better informed and take proactive measures to protect myself."

Description

The User Education and Awareness Module requirement focuses on creating an interactive tutorial and resource library that educates users about authentication security measures and best practices. This feature will guide users on recognizing unusual behaviors and understanding the importance of security settings. It aims to empower users to take proactive steps toward securing their accounts, thereby reducing the likelihood of security incidents. This educational module will be essential for cultivating a culture of security awareness within the AgriVerse community and ensuring that users are informed about the latest threats and protective measures.

Acceptance Criteria

User accesses the User Education and Awareness Module for the first time.

Given a new user accesses the User Education and Awareness Module, When the module is loaded, Then the user should see an interactive tutorial and resource library overview within the first 5 seconds.

User completes the interactive tutorial successfully.

Given the user has begun the interactive tutorial, When the user completes all steps of the tutorial, Then the user should receive a completion badge and a summary of their learnings via email.

User reads educational content related to security best practices.

Given the user navigates to the resource library, When the user selects a specific article on security best practices, Then the article should load fully within 3 seconds and allow the user to bookmark it.

User quizzes themselves to assess understanding of security measures.

Given the user has completed the tutorial, When the user accesses the quiz feature, Then they should be able to attempt the quiz and receive instant feedback on their answers, including correct explanations for any incorrect responses.

User receives alerts about unusual account activities.

Given the adaptive authentication detects unusual activity, When the user logs in, Then a prompt should appear explaining the unusual activity with an option to access a tutorial on how to recognize and report such activities.

Administrator reviews user engagement with the educational module.

Given the administrator accesses the system analytics, When they view the reports for the User Education and Awareness Module, Then they should see metrics on user engagement, including tutorial completion rates and quiz scores, updated in real-time.

Secure Session Management

This feature provides users with the ability to manage active session logins across devices, allowing them to terminate sessions remotely. It ensures that users can safeguard their data by logging out from unknown devices and maintain control over their account activity, reinforcing trust in the platform.

Requirements

Session Overview Dashboard

"As a farmer, I want to see all my active sessions so that I can manage my account security effectively and ensure that there are no unauthorized logins."

Description

The Session Overview Dashboard requirement provides users with a holistic view of all active sessions across different devices. Users can see when and where their account is logged in, including details such as device type, IP address, and last activity timestamp. This transparency empowers users to manage their accounts securely by identifying any unauthorized access promptly. It plays a crucial role in enhancing user trust and security within the AgriVerse platform, ensuring that farmers can monitor their account activity while using the platform’s features without fear of data breaches.

Acceptance Criteria

User checks the Session Overview Dashboard to view active sessions on various devices before leaving for a trip to ensure no unauthorized access.

Given a user is logged into AgriVerse, when they navigate to the Session Overview Dashboard, then they should see a list of all active sessions with device type, IP address, and last activity timestamp.

User identifies an unfamiliar IP address on the Session Overview Dashboard and decides to terminate the session.

Given a user identifies an unknown session on the dashboard, when they select the corresponding terminate session option, then the session should be successfully terminated, and the dashboard should be refreshed to reflect the change.

User wants to verify if the Session Overview Dashboard accurately displays sessions for multiple devices logged in simultaneously.

Given a user is logged in from multiple devices, when they access the Session Overview Dashboard, then all active sessions should be displayed accurately based on their respective device types and last activity timestamps.

User accesses the Session Overview Dashboard from a smartphone and tests the responsiveness of the interface.

Given a user accesses the dashboard from a smartphone, when they view the active sessions, then the dashboard should render correctly, maintaining usability and readability on the mobile interface.

User reviews the Session Overview Dashboard after receiving a security alert about a new device accessing their account.

Given a user has received a security alert, when they review the Session Overview Dashboard, then it should show the newly accessed device clearly indicating the time of access and allow the user to terminate it.

Remote Logout Functionality

"As a user, I want to be able to log out of all my sessions remotely so that I can protect my account if I forget to log out on a device I no longer use."

Description

The Remote Logout Functionality requirement enables users to terminate active sessions from devices they do not recognize or that are no longer in use. This feature will enhance user control over their accounts, as they can log out from any suspicious session remotely. The process is intended to be intuitive, enabling users to click a 'Logout from all devices' button or select individual devices for logout. By implementing this feature, AgriVerse will improve account safety and reinforce user confidence in the security measures of the platform.

Acceptance Criteria

User initiates a remote logout from an unknown device after receiving a security alert email.

Given the user receives a security alert for a suspicious session, When they access the Remote Logout Functionality, Then they should be able to see a list of devices currently logged in and have the option to terminate any session with a single click for each device or log out from all devices.

User successfully logs out from an individual device using the Remote Logout Functionality.

Given the user is viewing their list of active sessions, When they select an individual device to log out, Then the selected session should be terminated, and a confirmation message should be displayed to the user indicating successful logout.

User utilizes the 'Logout from all devices' feature to secure their account after losing a device.

Given the user has lost access to a device, When they click on the 'Logout from all devices' button, Then all active sessions should be terminated, and the user should receive a confirmation notification about the successful logout from all devices.

User views a confirmation message after successfully terminating a session.

Given the user has Logged out from an individual device, When the session is successfully terminated, Then a confirmation message should appear indicating that the logout was successful and the session is no longer active.

User attempts to log out from a device that has already been terminated externally.

Given the user tries to log out from a previously terminated device, When they refresh the session list, Then the terminated device should not be displayed, ensuring there are no invalid logout options available.

User checks their account activity logs post logout action to ensure security.

Given the user has logged out from all devices, When they review their account activity logs, Then there should be an entry reflecting the logout action specifying the time and devices that were logged out, ensuring users can track their session activities.

Session Activity Notifications

"As a user, I want to receive alerts whenever my account is accessed from a new device so that I can quickly respond to any unauthorized access."

Description

The Session Activity Notifications requirement involves notifying users about new logins and session activities via email or in-app notifications. This feature aims to keep users informed in real-time about access to their accounts from different devices. Users can receive alerts for unusual activities, prompting them to take immediate action if necessary. This proactive notification system is essential for strengthening account security and enhancing the overall user experience, especially for those managing sensitive agricultural data.

Acceptance Criteria

User is notified via email when a new login is detected on a different device.

Given a user has logged into AgriVerse from a new device, when the session is established, then the user should receive an email notification about the new login.

User receives an in-app notification about an active session being initiated from a different location.

Given a user logs into AgriVerse from a location that differs from their last known login location, when the login is completed, then the user should see an in-app notification of the new session.

User is alerted about a potential unauthorized access if the login occurs from an unknown device.

Given a user has security settings enabled, when a login attempt occurs from an unrecognized device, then the user should receive an immediate alert via their preferred notification method.

User can review their recent login activities within their account settings.

Given a user accesses the account settings, when they review the session activity log, then the log should display all recent logins with timestamps and device information.

User's ability to customize notification preferences for session activity alerts.

Given a user navigates to the notification settings page, when they update their preferences for session activity alerts, then those preferences should be saved and respected in subsequent notifications.

User receives a notification when they terminate a session remotely.

Given a user has terminated a session from their account, when the action is completed, then the user should receive a confirmation notification indicating the session has been successfully closed.

User is prompted to take action upon receiving a notification about suspicious login activity.

Given a user receives a notification for suspicious login activity, when they click on the alert, then they should be taken to a security options page where they can change their password or terminate sessions.

Session Expiration Control

"As a tech-savvy farmer, I want to set inactivity timers for my sessions so that I can ensure my account stays secure, especially when using public devices."

Description

The Session Expiration Control requirement allows users to set preferences for automatic session expiration based on inactivity. Users can define the duration after which their sessions will expire if inactive, ensuring that their accounts stay secure, especially when accessing the AgriVerse platform from public or shared devices. This feature is essential for maintaining data integrity and safeguarding sensitive information in the agricultural sector, contributing to a more secure operational environment for farmers.

Acceptance Criteria

User sets a session expiration duration for the first time through the AgriVerse settings menu.

Given the user is logged into AgriVerse, when they navigate to the session management settings and choose a session expiration duration, then their selected duration should be reflected in the settings, and all future sessions should expire after the specified time of inactivity.

User accesses AgriVerse on a shared device and remains inactive for the defined session expiration period.

Given the user has set a session expiration duration, when they leave the AgriVerse application inactive for that duration, then the application should automatically log them out and return to the login screen.

User wants to change the session expiration duration after it has been previously set.

Given the user has an existing session expiration set, when they change the duration in the session management settings, then the new expiration duration should take effect for future sessions without affecting currently active sessions.

User checks their active sessions list and verifies the correct session expiration logic.

Given the user has multiple active sessions on different devices, when they review the active sessions within their account settings, then the list should accurately show active sessions and indicate whether any sessions have expired or are about to expire based on the user's defined inactivity duration.

User logs back into AgriVerse after being automatically logged out due to session expiration.

Given the user was logged out due to inactivity, when they attempt to log back in, then they should be able to successfully authenticate and access their account immediately without any technical errors or data loss.

User receives a notification before their session expires due to inactivity.

Given the user has set a session expiration duration, when the session is about to expire due to inactivity, then the user should receive a notification alerting them of the impending logout, giving them the option to extend their session.

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Integration

"As a user, I want to enable multi-factor authentication on my account so that I can protect my sensitive data from unauthorized access."

Description

The Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Integration requirement mandates the implementation of an additional layer of security, requiring users to verify their identity through a secondary method (e.g., SMS code, email link) upon logging in from a new device. This feature significantly enhances account protection and helps prevent unauthorized access, as even if login credentials are compromised, an attacker would need the second factor to gain entry. This integration aligns with best practices in cybersecurity and builds user confidence in AgriVerse's commitment to security.

Acceptance Criteria

User attempts to log in to AgriVerse from a new device after having enabled Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) in their account settings.

Given the user has an active account and has enabled MFA, when they log in from a new device, then they should be prompted to enter a secondary verification code sent via SMS or email before accessing their account.

A user receives an unauthorized login attempt alert from AgriVerse while they are logged in on their registered device.

Given that the user has MFA enabled, when the unauthorized login attempt occurs, then an alert should be sent to the user's registered email or phone number immediately following the unsuccessful login attempt.

A user successfully logs in from a new device using MFA and wants to ensure that their session is secure across all devices.

Given the user has completed the MFA verification process successfully, when they access the session management interface, then they should see a list of active sessions and have the option to terminate any session from unknown devices.

A user who has forgotten their password attempts to access their account via password reset and is prompted to complete MFA verification.

Given the user has initiated a password reset, when the reset link is sent, then the user must also provide the secondary verification code via MFA to complete the password reset process successfully.

A user successfully activates MFA for their account and wants to ensure it is functioning correctly by testing it.

Given the user has enabled MFA in their account settings, when they log in from a new device, then they should receive the verification prompt, and after entering the correct code, they should access their account without issues.

User Role-Based Permissions

Implementing different access levels for users based on their roles within AgriVerse. This feature allows administrators to designate permissions that define what data and functionalities users can access, enhancing security by ensuring that sensitive information is only visible to those who need it.

Requirements

Role-Based Access Control

"As an Administrator, I want to assign specific permissions to users based on their roles so that I can ensure data security and appropriate access levels for all users."

Description

This requirement involves implementing a robust role-based access control system that defines user permissions based on their roles within the AgriVerse platform. By categorizing users into distinct roles such as Admin, Farmer, and Agribusiness Partner, the system will ensure that each user group has tailored access to relevant data and functionalities. This enhances security by limiting exposure to sensitive information and reducing the risk of unauthorized actions. Additionally, it simplifies user management for administrators, allowing them to easily update permissions as roles change within the organization. Effective role-based access control is crucial for maintaining data integrity and privacy within the platform.

Acceptance Criteria

Admin User Access to Settings and User Management

Given an Administrator role, when the user logs into AgriVerse, then they should be able to access and manage the settings and user management functionalities without restrictions.

Farmer User Access to Personal Crop Data

Given a Farmer role, when the user logs into AgriVerse, then they should only have access to view and update their own crop data and not be able to access data from other farmers.

Agribusiness Partner Access to Market Data

Given an Agribusiness Partner role, when the user logs into AgriVerse, then they should be able to access the market data relevant to their operations while being restricted from accessing sensitive user data.

Role Change Impact on Permissions

Given an Admin role, when the user changes the role of a user from Farmer to Agribusiness Partner, then the updated user should retain access only to the data and functionalities specified for the Agribusiness Partner role.

Unauthorized Access Attempt by a Farmer

Given a Farmer role, when the user attempts to access the Admin settings, then access should be denied with an appropriate error message displayed.

Audit Trail of Permission Changes

Given any user role, when a user's permissions are changed by an Admin, then an audit trail should be logged capturing the user affected, the previous role, the new role, and the timestamp of the change.

Permission Audit Trail

"As a Security Officer, I want to review an audit trail of user permission changes so that I can ensure compliance and identify any unauthorized access modifications."

Description

The Permission Audit Trail requirement focuses on creating a logging and reporting system that tracks changes to user permissions within the AgriVerse platform. This feature will ensure that all modifications to role assignments and access levels are recorded, providing a comprehensive audit trail for security and compliance purposes. Administrators will be able to view historical data on who made changes, when they were made, and what changes were applied. This transparency is vital for identifying potential security risks and ensuring that user access remains appropriate over time, thereby enhancing overall platform security.

Acceptance Criteria

As an administrator, I want to track changes to user permissions so that I can ensure compliance with security policies and identify unauthorized modifications.

Given that an administrator modifies a user’s permission, when the change is made, then the system records the user ID of the administrator, the previous permission level, the new permission level, and the timestamp of the change in the Permission Audit Trail log.

As an administrator, I want to generate a report of all permission changes within a specified date range to review compliance and assess security.

Given that the administrator specifies a date range, when they request the Permission Audit Trail report, then the report displays a comprehensive list of all permission changes made within that date range, including user IDs, previous and new permission levels, and timestamps.

As a developer, I need to ensure that the permission audit trail is resilient against data loss so that changes to permissions are never lost.

Given that a permission change occurs, when it is recorded in the database, then the system must ensure that each log entry is written to a secure, backed-up database to prevent data loss in the event of a system failure.

As an administrator, I want to filter the audit trail logs by user or role to quickly identify permission changes relevant to specific users or roles.

Given that administrators access the Permission Audit Trail, when they apply a filter by user ID or role, then only relevant entries corresponding to that user or role are displayed in the audit logs.

As an administrator, I want to receive notifications whenever critical permissions, such as admin-level access, are changed to ensure oversight and immediate awareness of potential security threats.

Given that an administrator changes critical permissions, when the change occurs, then an immediate notification is sent to designated security personnel to inform them of the change in user permissions.

Dynamic Role Management

"As an Administrator, I want to create and manage user roles dynamically so that I can quickly adapt access based on changing organizational needs."

Description

The Dynamic Role Management requirement entails developing an intuitive interface for administrators to easily create, modify, and delete user roles and associated permissions without requiring extensive technical knowledge. This feature should allow real-time updates to user access and should support defining custom roles based on specific organizational needs. By enabling dynamic management of roles, AgriVerse can quickly adapt to evolving business models and operational requirements, ensuring that user permissions are always aligned with current organizational structures and processes.

Acceptance Criteria

Administrator creates a new user role for field workers with specific permissions.

Given an administrator is logged in to the AgriVerse platform, when they navigate to the 'User Roles' section and select 'Create New Role', then they should be able to enter the role name, select the appropriate permissions, and save the new role successfully.

Administrator modifies existing user role permissions for agronomists.

Given the administrator is in the 'User Roles' section, when they select the 'Agronomist' role to edit permissions, then they should be able to remove and add specific permissions, and save the changes without losing the existing data.

Administrator deletes a user role that is no longer needed.

Given the administrator is viewing existing user roles, when they select the 'Delete' option for a specific role, then they should receive a confirmation prompt and, upon confirmation, the role should be removed from the system without affecting other users' access.

Administrator assigns a custom role to a new employee.

Given that an administrator is logged in and navigating to the 'User Management' interface, when they select a new employee and assign a previously created custom role, then the custom role should be applied successfully and show the correct permissions in the user profile.

Administrator updates user roles dynamically based on organizational changes.

Given that there has been a change in the organizational structure, when the administrator makes real-time updates to user roles and saves the changes, then all affected users should have their permissions updated immediately without the need to log out.

Administrator reviews and audits user role permissions.

Given that the administrator wants to review user roles, when they access the 'Role Permissions Audit' feature, then they should be able to view a detailed report of all roles and their corresponding permissions, ensuring compliance with security policies.

User Role Assignment Notifications

"As a User, I want to receive notifications about my role and permissions changes so that I am aware of my access level and can understand the functionalities available to me."

Description

This requirement includes designing a notification system that alerts users when their role assignment or permissions change within the AgriVerse platform. By informing users of their access level and any modifications, this feature promotes transparency and empowers users to understand their capabilities within the system. The notifications can be delivered via email or in-app alerts and will help reduce confusion regarding functionality access among users, leading to smoother operations and better user satisfaction.

Acceptance Criteria

User receives a notification when their role has been assigned for the first time on the AgriVerse platform.

Given a user is assigned a role for the first time, when the role assignment is saved, then the user should receive an email notification and an in-app alert informing them of their new role.

User receives an update notification when their existing role permissions are modified on the AgriVerse platform.

Given a user's role permissions have been modified, when the changes are saved, then the user should receive an email notification and an in-app alert highlighting the changes.

User can view a history log of their role assignments and changes on AgriVerse.

Given a user accesses the role assignment history section, when they review their history, then they should see a list of previous role assignments and changes with timestamps and details of modifications.

Admin modifies the roles of multiple users at once and sends notifications accordingly.

Given an admin changes role assignments for multiple users, when the assignments are saved, then all affected users should receive individual notifications via email and in-app alerts confirming their new roles.

System handles scenarios where a user does not receive a notification due to email issues.

Given that a user does not receive an email notification, when the user logs into the system, then an in-app alert should inform them about their role change to ensure awareness.

User could opt-out of receiving email notifications regarding role changes.

Given a user does not wish to receive email notifications, when they access their notification settings and opt out, then the system should not send further email notifications for role changes while still sending in-app alerts if enabled.

Notifications are sent in compliance with user language preferences as set in their profile.

Given a user has a preferred language set in their profile, when a notification for a role change is sent, then the notification should be delivered in the user's selected language (if supported by the platform).

Access Revocation Process

"As an Administrator, I want to have a clear process to revoke user access quickly so that I can ensure security in case of incidents or employee changes."

Description

The Access Revocation Process requirement outlines the necessity for a straightforward mechanism that allows administrators to quickly revoke or alter user access privileges in case of security breaches or organizational changes. This feature will include tools to either temporarily suspend access or permanently remove users from certain functionalities. A well-defined access revocation process is critical in emergency situations, ensuring that sensitive data and functionalities remain protected at all times.

Acceptance Criteria

Access Revocation for Security Breach

Given an administrator is logged into the AgriVerse platform, When they select a user account with the intent to revoke access due to a security breach, Then the platform should successfully remove all access privileges of that user within 5 minutes, with a confirmation notification sent to the administrator.

Temporary Suspension of User Access

Given an administrator is logged into the AgriVerse platform, When they choose to temporarily suspend a user’s access due to a pending investigation, Then the system must show that the user’s access is labeled as 'Suspended' and all functionalities are disabled within 2 minutes of the action.

Permanent User Access Revocation

Given an administrator is viewing the list of users in AgriVerse, When they permanently revoke a user’s access, Then that user should immediately lose all permissions, and an email confirmation of the revocation should be sent to the admin and the user within 1 minute.

Audit Logs for Access Changes

Given that access privileges have been modified, When an administrator views the audit logs, Then all changes, including timestamps, user affected, and admin who made the changes, should be logged and retrievable within 5 minutes.

Notification of Access Changes

Given that a user’s access has been revoked or suspended, When the change occurs, Then that user should receive an automated notification informing them of the change to their account access within 2 minutes.

Multiple Users Access Revocation

Given an administrator needs to revoke access for multiple users at once, When they select multiple accounts and initiate the revocation process, Then all selected users should have their access revoked simultaneously, with a confirmation message displayed indicating the number of users affected within 3 minutes.

Reinstating User Access After Suspension

Given an administrator has temporarily suspended a user's access, When they choose to reinstate that user's access, Then the user should regain their access to all previous functionalities, and they should receive a notification of reinstatement within 2 minutes.

Multi-Device Verification

A solution that requires users to verify their identity through multiple devices during the login process. For example, after entering credentials on a computer, the user may be required to confirm access via a mobile device. This adds an additional layer of security, effectively preventing unauthorized access.

Requirements

Multi-Device Authentication Process

"As a farmer using the AgriVerse platform, I want to verify my identity on multiple devices during login so that I can have peace of mind knowing my account is secure from unauthorized access."

Description

The Multi-Device Authentication Process requirement mandates that all users must verify their identity using multiple devices during the login process. This entails a sequential check where, for instance, after entering their login credentials on a desktop or laptop, users are required to confirm their login attempt via a mobile device (such as a smartphone or tablet). This layer of verification significantly enhances security, ensuring that any unauthorized access attempts are effectively thwarted. Moreover, this feature integrates seamlessly with the existing account management system, providing a smooth and secure user experience. By implementing this requirement, AgriVerse not only reduces the risk of credential theft but also builds trust among users by safeguarding their sensitive information, thus fostering a more secure agricultural ecosystem.

Acceptance Criteria

User initiates the login process on the AgriVerse web application by entering valid credentials from a desktop device.

Given valid user credentials are entered on the desktop, When the user submits the login form, Then the system sends a verification request to the user's registered mobile device.

After receiving the verification request on their mobile device, the user must confirm the login attempt.

Given the user receives the verification request on their mobile device, When the user approves the request, Then the system logs the user into their account and provides access to the main dashboard.

User attempts to log in using incorrect credentials on the desktop follow by verifying via mobile device.

Given invalid user credentials are entered on the desktop, When the user submits the login form, Then the system should not send a verification request to the user's mobile device and display an error message indicating incorrect credentials.

User attempts to log in but does not confirm the verification request sent to their mobile device.

Given a verification request has been sent to the mobile device, When the user does not respond within a specified time limit, Then the system should deny access and return to the login screen with a timeout message.

User initiates the login from a mobile device after logging in on a desktop and is asked to confirm the access again.

Given the user is already logged in on the desktop, When the user launches the AgriVerse app on their mobile device and tries to access sensitive features, Then the system sends a new verification request to the mobile device for additional confirmation.

Admin needs to audit login attempts for account security purposes.

Given the system captures all login actions, When an admin reviews the logs, Then they can see records of successful and failed login attempts, alongside timestamps and device information.

User attempts to log in from an unrecognized device or location.

Given the user enters valid credentials from an unknown device, When the user submits the login form, Then the system prompts the user with additional security questions or a verification request to their registered mobile device before granting access.

Real-Time Device Notification

"As a user of AgriVerse, I want to receive real-time notifications on my mobile device for verification requests so that I can approve or deny access to my account immediately, enhancing my account security."

Description

The Real-Time Device Notification requirement enables users to receive immediate alerts on their secondary devices (e.g., mobile phone) during the multi-device verification process. Whenever a login attempt is made, a notification is sent to the user's mobile device allowing them to approve or deny the access request. This ensures users are instantly informed of any login attempts, thereby affording them greater control over their account security. Furthermore, this feature enhances user engagement with the AgriVerse platform, as it fosters a proactive approach to security. Integration with existing notification systems will allow for seamless alerts via push notifications or SMS, ensuring users are always updated regardless of the device they're using, ultimately contributing to a more secure user experience.

Acceptance Criteria

User receives a notification on their mobile device upon a login attempt being made from an unrecognized device.

Given a user has credentials and a mobile device linked to their account, when an unauthorized login attempt is made, then the user receives a real-time push notification on their mobile device.

User can approve or deny a login attempt from their mobile device.

Given a user receives a push notification for a login attempt, when they choose to approve or deny the request, then the system reflects the user’s decision in real-time by granting or denying access.

User can customize their notification settings for multi-device verification alerts.

Given a user is accessing their account settings, when they modify the notification preferences for login alerts, then these settings are saved and applied for future login attempts.

System integrates seamlessly with existing notification systems to deliver alerts via SMS.

Given the user opts for SMS notifications, when a login attempt occurs, then an SMS alert is sent to the user’s registered mobile number alongside push notifications.

User's mobile device does not receive notifications for known (already verified) devices.

Given a user has previously verified a device, when that device attempts to log in, then the user should not receive a notification for that login attempt.

The response time for receiving notifications is within an acceptable range.

Given a login attempt is made, when the notification is triggered, then the user should receive the alert within 5 seconds.

User-Friendly Verification Interface

"As a user, I want an easy-to-navigate verification interface so that I can complete the multi-device verification quickly and without confusion, ensuring my account's security without unnecessary hassle."

Description

The User-Friendly Verification Interface requirement focuses on creating a streamlined and intuitive UI that guides users through the multi-device verification process. It includes clearly labeled instructions, progress indicators, and easily accessible help resources during the verification steps. The goal is to minimize user frustration while maximizing efficiency in completing the verification. A well-designed interface will not only enhance user satisfaction but also encourage adherence to the security process, particularly for users who may not be tech-savvy. The requirement also emphasizes the importance of responsive design, ensuring that the verification interface performs well across different devices and screen sizes, thus providing a consistent and easy experience irrespective of how users access AgriVerse.

Acceptance Criteria

User initiates the multi-device verification process after logging into AgriVerse using their computer and must confirm their identity via a mobile device.

Given the user is on the verification page, When they select the option to receive a verification code, Then they should receive the code on their registered mobile device within 30 seconds.

A user encounters the verification interface on a tablet and seeks guidance to complete the verification process.

Given the user is on the verification interface, When they click on any help resource, Then the help documentation should load within 3 seconds and provide clear instructions on the verification process.

A user attempts to verify their identity on a smartphone after logging in on a desktop.

Given the user has received a verification code on their smartphone, When they enter the code within 5 minutes, Then they should gain access to their account without additional prompts.

An elderly farmer uses the verification interface on a laptop to ensure secure access to AgriVerse while struggling with technology.

Given the user is on the interface, When they navigate through the steps, Then the interface should provide step-by-step guidance with large, readable text and clear buttons throughout the process.

A user with a low bandwidth connection attempts to complete the verification process.

Given the user is in a low bandwidth scenario, When the verification interface loads, Then it should fully load within 10 seconds without significant lag or errors to ensure accessibility.

A user completes the multi-device verification and receives confirmation of successful access to their account.

Given the verification is successful, When the user confirms their identity, Then they should receive a notification confirming successful access via email within 2 minutes.

Fallback Authentication Options

"As a farmer, I want to have backup authentication options available when I can't access my devices so that I won't be locked out of my AgriVerse account due to unexpected issues with device access."

Description

The Fallback Authentication Options requirement provides alternative methods for users who are unable to access their primary or secondary devices during the multi-device verification process. This can include options such as answering security questions, using backup codes, or sending verification via email. These fallback options are essential for accommodating users in scenarios where device access is hindered, thereby preventing legitimate users from being locked out of their accounts. Additionally, having robust fallback measures reinforces AgriVerse's commitment to user accessibility and security. This feature requires thoughtful integration with the existing user account settings and security protocols, ensuring that fallback methods are both effective and secure.

Acceptance Criteria

User is unable to access their primary device and needs to log in to AgriVerse while on the go.

Given the user is on a mobile device and cannot access their primary authentication method, when they attempt to log in, then they should be prompted with fallback authentication options including security questions, backup codes, and email verification.

User wants to log in from a computer but doesn't have access to their mobile device for verification.

Given the user is trying to log in from a computer without their secondary device, when they enter their credentials, then they should be able to choose an alternative method to receive a verification code via email or answer security questions.

User is locked out due to losing both their primary and secondary devices and needs to regain access to their account.

Given the user has lost access to both their primary and secondary authentication methods, when they request account recovery, then they should be able to use backup codes or verify identity via pre-set security questions to recover their access.

User receives a verification code via email and attempts to log in to AgriVerse.

Given the user selects email as a fallback authentication method, when they request a verification code, then the system should send the code to the registered email address prompting the user to enter it and successfully log in.

User tries to set up fallback authentication methods in their account settings.

Given the user is in their account settings, when they navigate to the fallback authentication section, then they should be able to add or modify security questions and generate backup codes with clear instructions provided for setup.

User attempts to use a backup code to log in after losing access to their devices.

Given the user has backup codes and chooses to use one during the login process, when they enter the code, then the system should validate the code and allow access to the account if the code is correct.

User updates their email address for fallback options and needs to confirm the new email.

Given the user updates their email address for receiving fallback authentication codes, when they submit the change, then the system should send a confirmation link to the new email and require confirmation before activation.

Multi-Language Support for Verification

"As a non-native English speaker using AgriVerse, I want the verification process to be available in my native language so that I can understand the steps clearly and feel more secure during the login process."

Description

The Multi-Language Support for Verification requirement ensures that the multi-device verification process is accessible to a diverse user base by providing language options in the verification prompts and notifications. This is crucial for AgriVerse, given its aim to cater to a global audience in diverse agricultural sectors. By offering multilingual support, the platform enhances user experience and inclusivity, allowing non-native speakers to navigate verification steps confidently. This requirement necessitates the localization of content in all relevant languages while ensuring that contextual meanings and instructions remain clear and accurate across translations, fostering a more user-friendly environment for all users.

Acceptance Criteria

Multi-Language Support for Verification Prompt Display

Given a user accessing the multi-device verification process, when they receive the verification prompt in their preferred language, then the prompt should display correctly localized content and instructions without any context errors.

Verification Notifications in Multiple Languages

Given a user has initiated the multi-device verification, when they receive the verification notifications on their mobile device, then the notifications should reflect the correct language chosen during setup and be fully understandable.

Language Selection is Available in User Settings

Given a user is in the account settings of AgriVerse, when they navigate to the language options, then they should be able to select from a list of available languages without any technical issues.

Multi-Language Support on Different Devices

Given a user trusts AgriVerse to perform the multi-device verification, when they log in from a computer and confirm their access on a mobile device, then both devices should present verification prompts in the user's selected language.

Consistency of Translated Content Across Languages

Given multiple users accessing the same language option, when they initiate the multi-device verification, then the translated content must remain consistent across all notifications and prompts, ensuring clarity of instructions.

Testing User Experience with Non-Native Speakers

Given the multi-language feature is implemented, when non-native speakers engage with the multi-device verification process, then the user experience should be evaluated positively for clarity and ease of understanding through user feedback.

Localization Accuracy Check of Verification Messages

Given that the system sends verification messages in multiple languages, when a quality assurance process is conducted, then all messages must be checked for accuracy in localization, ensuring there are no errors in translation or context.

Sustainability Index

The Sustainability Index feature calculates and displays a comprehensive score reflecting the ecological impact of farming practices. By analyzing various factors such as biodiversity, soil health, and water usage, this feature empowers researchers to quickly assess the sustainability of agricultural methods, promoting more responsible decision-making.

Requirements

Data Collection Module

"As a researcher, I want to collect and analyze data on various agricultural practices so that I can evaluate their sustainability impact effectively."

Description

The Data Collection Module gathers and consolidates data from multiple sources including weather patterns, soil samples, and farming practices to provide accurate input for the Sustainability Index calculations. This is crucial for ensuring that the Sustainability Index reflects real-time and historical agricultural practices accurately. The integration allows for seamless data flow and analysis, enhancing decision-making capabilities for researchers and farmers alike by providing insights into sustainable practices.

Acceptance Criteria

Data Collection for Sustainability Index Accuracy Assessment

Given weather patterns and soil sample data have been collected, When the Data Collection Module processes this data, Then the Sustainability Index should reflect accurate scores based on the latest inputs.

Real-time Data Integration for Farmers' Use

Given that the Data Collection Module is operational, When farmers input new farming practices, Then the module should instantly reflect this data in the Sustainability Index calculations in less than 5 minutes.

Comprehensive Data Source Connectivity

Given multiple data sources like weather services and soil analysis labs are integrated, When the Data Collection Module aggregates the information, Then all relevant data must be consolidated without loss and should be displayed on the dashboard.

Historical Data Analysis for Trend Identification

Given historical data is available in the system, When researchers access the Data Collection Module, Then they should be able to view trends in sustainability scores over time for comprehensive comparisons.

User Access Control for Data Collection

Given that multiple users access the Data Collection Module, When an authorized user attempts to enter data, Then the system should provide appropriate access controls and audit trails to ensure data integrity.

Error Handling and Feedback Mechanism

Given potential data input errors may occur, When an error is detected during data collection, Then the system should provide clear feedback messages to the user describing the nature of the error and steps to correct it.

Performance Benchmarking for Data Processing Speed

Given that the Data Collection Module is processing data entries, When the volume of data is high, Then the average processing time per data input should not exceed 3 seconds to maintain user experience.

User Interface Dashboard

"As a farmer, I want to have a dashboard that clearly shows the sustainability of my practices so that I can make informed adjustments to improve my ecological footprint."

Description

The User Interface Dashboard visually represents the Sustainability Index and associated metrics in an easily understandable format. It will feature graphs, charts, and key performance indicators that highlight the ecological impact of different farming practices. This feature is essential for enabling users to quickly interpret data and make informed decisions about their agricultural methods, thereby promoting sustainable practices effectively.

Acceptance Criteria

User navigates to the User Interface Dashboard to assess the Sustainability Index of their current farming practices.

Given that the user is on the dashboard, when they select the 'Sustainability Index' option, then the dashboard should display a score between 0 and 100, along with a brief description of what the score signifies.

User reviews the graphs and charts representing different ecological metrics related to their farming practices.

Given that the user is on the dashboard, when they view the sustainability metrics, then the interface should visually represent data through clear graphs and charts, with relevant legends and labels for easy understanding.

User applies filters to assess the Sustainability Index based on specific farming practices or time periods.

Given that the user has selected specific filters for farming practices and time periods, when they apply these filters, then the dashboard should dynamically update and display the Sustainability Index reflecting the selected parameters without page refresh.

User wants to download the Sustainability Index report for offline analysis.

Given that the user is on the dashboard, when they click on the 'Download Report' button, then a PDF report containing the current Sustainability Index and visual metrics should be generated and downloaded successfully.

User seeks to understand the components affecting their Sustainability Index score.

Given that the user is on the dashboard, when they hover over the Sustainability Index score, then a tooltip should appear detailing the factors influencing the score, such as biodiversity and water usage metrics.

User compares their Sustainability Index against industry benchmarks or other users' scores.

Given that the user selects the comparison option, when they view the comparison section, then the dashboard should display their Sustainability Index alongside benchmark data for a clear side-by-side comparison.

User experiences a slow loading time when accessing the dashboard.

Given that the user's Internet speed is adequate, when they access the User Interface Dashboard, then the loading time should not exceed 3 seconds for optimal user experience.

Reporting Tool

"As a farm manager, I want to generate detailed reports on sustainability practices so that I can share the results with stakeholders and improve transparency in my operations."

Description

The Reporting Tool allows users to generate detailed reports based on the Sustainability Index and other related metrics. This feature supports various formats for exporting that information, such as CSV, PDF, and printed reports, facilitating data sharing for regulatory compliance or internal assessments. The ability to produce comprehensive reports ensures that users can track their sustainability progress over time and provide necessary documentation for stakeholders.

Acceptance Criteria

User initiates a report generation for sustainability metrics during a quarterly review meeting.

Given the user has selected the Sustainability Index, When the user clicks on 'Generate Report', Then a report is produced in PDF format that includes all relevant metrics and is downloadable.

User wants to export sustainability data for compliance with regulatory requirements.

Given the user selects the CSV format, When the user clicks 'Export', Then the system generates a CSV file that accurately reflects the sustainability metrics selected by the user.

User requires a printed summary report of their sustainability progress for an upcoming stakeholder meeting.

Given the user selects 'Print Report', When the user confirms the print action, Then a formatted report is sent to the designated printer with all key metrics included.

A researcher needs to compare the sustainability scores of different farming practices over time.

Given the user selects multiple time periods for comparison, When the report is generated, Then the report visually displays the sustainability scores side by side for easy analysis.

An agribusiness needs to present sustainability performance metrics to potential investors.

Given the user generates a report in PDF format, When the user opens the PDF, Then all graphs and charts representing sustainability metrics are legible and correctly formatted.

User wants to share a sustainability report with a regulatory body via email.

Given the user has generated and saved the report, When the user selects 'Share via Email', Then the user can successfully send the report as an attachment through their email client.

Real-time Alert Feature

"As a farmer, I want to receive alerts on changes in sustainability metrics so that I can take immediate action to address potential issues."

Description

The Real-time Alert Feature notifies users about significant changes in sustainability metrics, such as drastic alterations in soil health or biodiversity. This capability is vital for proactive management, allowing farmers and researchers to respond promptly to any critical issues that may arise in their agricultural practices, thus helping to mitigate negative ecological impacts swiftly.

Acceptance Criteria

User receives a notification about a significant drop in soil health index due to recent drought conditions.

Given the user has a valid account and has opted in for notifications, when the soil health index drops below a predefined threshold, then the user receives an alert via the mobile app and email within 5 minutes of the change.

Researcher is notified about a significant increase in biodiversity loss detected during a routine assessment.

Given the researcher is logged into the system, when biodiversity metrics show a decrease of more than 20% from the previous reading, then the researcher receives an in-app notification and a summary report via email detailing the changes within 10 minutes.

User checks their notifications list for recent alerts related to sustainability metrics.

Given the user is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when they navigate to the notifications section, then they should see a list of all alerts generated in the past 30 days, displaying the type of alert and timestamp, sorted by most recent.

A farmer takes timely action based on a real-time alert about declining water usage efficiency.

Given the farmer receives an alert about water usage dropping below the acceptable level, when they read the alert, then they should be able to access actionable suggestions within the alert, including irrigation adjustments and links to related resources, and they document their actions after adjusting within 24 hours.

Admin reviews the system to ensure alerts are functioning correctly and reaching the intended recipients.

Given the admin has access to the alert system, when they generate a test alert for a mock scenario, then they should verify that all intended users receive the test alert within 5 minutes and confirm successful delivery, with a report generated on alert log.

User wants to customize the frequency of their notifications for sustainability metrics alerts.

Given the user is in their profile settings, when they select the notification frequency option, then they should be able to choose from 'Real-time', 'Daily summary', or 'Weekly summary' and save their preferences, which should take effect immediately after saving.

Integration with External Data Sources

"As a researcher, I want to access external data to enrich the Sustainability Index so that I can provide more accurate assessments of ecological impacts."

Description

The Integration with External Data Sources requirement enables the Sustainability Index to utilize data from third-party platforms, such as environmental monitoring systems and governmental agricultural databases. This integration will enhance the comprehensiveness and accuracy of the Sustainability Index by incorporating a broader range of data inputs, facilitating better-informed decisions for users in optimizing their agricultural practices.

Acceptance Criteria

Integration with third-party environmental monitoring systems and governmental agricultural databases to enhance the Sustainability Index.

Given the Sustainability Index feature is implemented, when a user initiates a data integration request, then the system should successfully connect to the external data source and import relevant data without errors.

Providing users with real-time updates on environmental changes affecting the Sustainability Index from integrated external data sources.

Given the external data source has new information, when the data is fetched, then the Sustainability Index should reflect the latest data updates within a maximum response time of 5 seconds.

Allowing users to manually refresh the data obtained from external sources for the Sustainability Index.

Given the user is on the Sustainability Index page, when the user clicks the 'Refresh Data' button, then the system should re-fetch and display the latest data from the connected external sources without requiring a page reload.

Displaying a comprehensive view of the sustainability score, including the contribution of each external data source.

Given the external data sources have been integrated, when a user views the Sustainability Index, then the displayed score should clearly indicate the percentage contribution from each source, along with a detailed breakdown of metrics used.

Ensuring secure and authenticated connections to third-party external data sources during the integration process.

Given the user initiates an integration request to an external data source, when the connection process is initiated, then the system must employ secure authentication protocols to validate the connection request.

Presenting error messages for failed connections to external data sources in the Sustainability Index.

Given the system attempts to connect to an external data source, when the connection fails due to network issues, then the user should receive a clear and informative error message indicating the nature of the failure and suggested actions.

Establishing a logging mechanism to track data retrieved from external sources for the Sustainability Index.

Given data has been successfully imported from an external source, when the data integration process is completed, then an entry should be logged in the system indicating the timestamp, data source, and volume of data retrieved.

Impact Visualization Tools

This feature includes a suite of graphing and mapping tools that enable users to visualize data trends and impacts over time. Researchers can create dynamic charts and geo-maps to illustrate the effects of farming practices on ecosystems, facilitating more impactful presentations of their findings to stakeholders.

Requirements

Dynamic Data Visualization

"As a researcher, I want to create dynamic charts and geo-maps of farming data so that I can illustrate the environmental impacts of farming practices to stakeholders effectively."

Description

This requirement encompasses the development of interactive graphing tools that allow users to create customized charts and visualizations of agricultural data trends. The feature should support multiple data formats and visualization types, enabling farmers and researchers to analyze the impacts of various farming practices over time. Integration with the existing data sources on the AgriVerse platform is essential to ensure real-time updates and enhance decision-making capabilities. This functionality will enable users to present their findings effectively to stakeholders, ultimately driving better agricultural practices and policy decisions.

Acceptance Criteria

Dynamic Data Visualization for Real-Time Crop Monitoring

Given a user has access to the AgriVerse platform, when they input real-time crop data, then the dynamic data visualization tool shall generate updated interactive graphs and charts that represent the most current data trends.

Custom Chart Creation for Farming Practice Analysis

Given a researcher selects a specific dataset from the AgriVerse platform, when they use the dynamic data visualization tools, then they should be able to create customized charts that accurately reflect the selected data parameters and time frames.

Integration with Existing Data Sources

Given the dynamic data visualization tool has been activated, when a user accesses it, then it must seamlessly pull data from existing AgriVerse databases, ensuring data accuracy and real-time updates without lag.

Multiple Data Format Support for Visualization

Given the requirement for diverse data analysis, when a user uploads various data formats (CSV, Excel), then the dynamic data visualization tool shall support these formats and generate corresponding visualizations effectively.

Exporting Visualization Results for Stakeholder Presentations

Given a user has completed their data visualizations, when they select the export option, then the tool shall provide the ability to download visualizations in multiple formats (PDF, PNG), suitable for presentations to stakeholders.

User-Friendly Interface for Visualization Tools

Given a user is accessing the dynamic data visualization feature, when they navigate through the tools, then the interface must be intuitive with clearly labeled functions, allowing users to create visualizations without needing extensive training.

Geo-Mapping Capabilities

"As an agronomist, I want to overlay farming data onto geo-maps so that I can identify environmental risks and address them proactively."

Description

This requirement involves integrating advanced mapping technologies that allow users to visualize geographic data related to farming. Users should be able to overlay farming data onto geographic maps to assess the spatial impacts of agriculture on ecosystems. This functionality will enable users to identify areas of concern, such as land degradation or pest outbreaks, and optimize resource allocation accordingly. This integration is essential for promoting sustainable farming practices and improving overall agricultural productivity.

Acceptance Criteria

Visualizing geographic data for assessing soil health in a specific region.

Given that the user has access to geographic soil data, when they overlay this data on the map, then they should be able to see the variations in soil health visually represented on the map with clear color coding.

Identifying pest outbreak risks in different farming zones using geo-mapping tools.

Given a user selects a particular farming zone, when they overlay pest outbreak data onto the geographic map, then the map should highlight the areas with high pest risks distinctly to facilitate timely interventions.

Presenting data on land degradation trends to stakeholders using geo-mapped visuals.

Given that a user has created geo-mapped visuals on land degradation trends, when they present this map in a meeting, then stakeholders should be able to interpret the impacts on land use practices clearly from the visual representation.

Optimizing resource allocation based on geo-mapping of water resources.

Given that a user has loaded geographic water resource data, when they overlay this data onto the farming map, then the map should illustrate optimal zones for resource allocation in real-time based on current water availability.

Generating reports on the economic impacts of specific farming practices across various regions.

Given that a user utilizes the geo-mapping tools, when they generate a report that includes mapped economic impacts, then the report should showcase clear geographic visuals illustrating the data over regions.

Assessing crop yield patterns across different geographic areas with overlay tools.

Given that a user inputs crop yield data into the geo-mapping tool, when they analyze the overlay of crop yields across the geographic map, then they should be able to identify high-yield areas and correlating factors effectively.

Understanding climate impact across varying regions through geographic overlays.

Given climate impact data is available, when a user overlays this information on the geographic map, then the map should display nuanced climate impact variations across different agricultural zones.

Trend Analysis and Reporting Tool

"As a farm manager, I want to generate detailed trend reports of our crop yields over the past year so that I can identify patterns and make data-driven decisions for the next planting season."

Description

This requirement focuses on developing features that facilitate trend analysis of farming data over time. Users should be able to generate monthly, quarterly, and annual reports on various metrics such as crop yields, weather impact, and soil health. This functionality should include options for exporting reports in multiple formats (PDF, Excel) for ease of distribution and presentation. Implementing this tool will enable stakeholders to make informed decisions based on historical data and future projections, thereby supporting the continuous improvement of agricultural practices.

Acceptance Criteria

Generating Monthly Reports for Crop Yields

Given the user selects the 'Monthly' report option for crop yields, when they submit the report request, then a PDF report with graphical visualizations of the crop yield trends for the selected month is generated and made available for download.

Exporting Reports in Multiple Formats

Given the user has generated a report, when they choose the 'Export' option, then they should be able to download the report in at least two formats: PDF and Excel.

Comparing Quarterly Soil Health Metrics

Given the user selects the 'Quarterly' report option for soil health, when they view the generated report, then it displays a comparison of soil health metrics with graphical charts for the last four quarters.

Visualizing Weather Impact on Crop Yields

Given the user chooses to include weather metrics in their report, when they generate the report, then the report contains a section with a graph illustrating the correlation between weather conditions and crop yields for the selected time period.

Accessing Historical Data Trends

Given the user requests a report for a specific year, when the report is generated, then it includes historical data trends for crop yields, weather impacts, and soil health metrics for that year.

Interactive Data Visualization Tools

Given the user is viewing the trend analysis report, when they interact with the graph (e.g., hover, click), then detailed information for specific data points should be displayed in a tooltip or modal.

Stakeholder Presentation Readiness

Given the user finalizes the report, when they select 'Prepare for Presentation', then the tool formats the report into a presentation-friendly layout with key metrics highlighted and visual aids included.

User Customization Options

"As a user, I want to customize my dashboard to display the most relevant data trends so that I can focus on the metrics that matter most to my farming operations."

Description

This requirement entails providing users with the ability to customize their dashboards and visualizations according to their specific needs. Users should be able to choose which datasets to display, select the visualization types, and configure the layout of their workspace. This flexibility will enhance the user experience and ensure that data presentation aligns with individual user preferences and project requirements. By adopting a user-centric approach, this functionality will empower users to derive maximum value from their data visualizations.

Acceptance Criteria

User Dashboard Customization for a Research Project Presentation

Given a user accessing the customization options, when they select specific datasets and visualization types, then the dashboard should reflect their selections without any lag or errors.

Dynamic Layout Adjustment on Variable Screen Sizes

Given a user with a customizable dashboard, when they change the screen resolution, then the layout should automatically adjust to optimize the display of selected visualizations and datasets.

Saving and Retrieving Customized Dashboard Settings

Given a user who customizes their dashboard, when they log out and log back in, then their previous customizations should be preserved and accurately displayed upon their return.

User Access to Multiple Visualization Types

Given a user accessing the impact visualization tools, when they choose a dataset and select different visualization types, then the tools should provide options for charts, graphs, and geo-maps seamlessly.

User Feedback on Visualization Adjustments

Given a user who has customized their dashboard, when they provide feedback on their experience, then the feedback mechanism should allow users to express satisfaction or dissatisfaction effectively and submit their comments.

Guided Customization Tutorial for New Users

Given a new user accessing the platform for the first time, when they navigate to the dashboard customization section, then a tutorial should guide them through the process of selecting datasets and configuring their workspace optimally.

Validation of Selected Datasets and Visualizations Accuracy

Given a user making selections on their dashboard, when they preview their visualization, then the displayed information must accurately reflect the latest data from the selected datasets without discrepancies.

Collaboration Features

"As a team member, I want to share my visualizations with colleagues and stakeholders so that we can discuss our findings and improve our agricultural strategies collectively."

Description

This requirement focuses on enabling collaboration among users through sharing visualizations and reports directly within the AgriVerse platform. Users should have the ability to share findings with stakeholders, annotate visualizations, and discuss data-driven insights in real time. This feature is critical for fostering teamwork and ensuring that all stakeholders are aligned on agricultural strategies and decisions. By providing a collaborative environment, AgriVerse will enhance communication and facilitate better outcomes in agricultural projects.

Acceptance Criteria

User shares a visualization with a stakeholder via AgriVerse platform

Given a user has created a visualization, when they select the share option and enter the stakeholder's email, then the stakeholder receives a link to access the visualization and any annotations made by the user.

User annotates a shared visualization in real-time

Given a user has access to a shared visualization, when they add an annotation and save their changes, then the annotation should be visible to all other users accessing the same visualization in real-time.

User discusses data-driven insights through a chat feature during visualization sharing

Given a user is sharing a visualization, when they initiate a chat session with stakeholders, then all participants should be able to send and receive messages during the session regarding the data insights.

Collaborators filter visualization data to focus on specific metrics

Given a shared visualization, when the user applies filters to adjust the metrics displayed, then the changes should reflect in real-time for all stakeholders viewing the visualization.

User exports a shared visualization report for stakeholders

Given a user has shared a visualization, when they choose to export the report, then the generated report should include the visualization, annotations, and comments in a downloadable format such as PDF or Excel.

User receives a notification for comments added to shared visualization

Given a user has shared a visualization, when another user adds a comment to that visualization, then all users who have access to that visualization should receive a notification of the new comment.

User creates a new visualization based on feedback from stakeholders

Given a user has received feedback on a shared visualization, when they create a new visualization incorporating the feedback, then the new visualization should be accessible to all original stakeholders who can review the updates.

Best Practice Repository

The Best Practice Repository is a curated database of sustainable farming techniques and strategies. Users can access and contribute their knowledge of successful farming practices, fostering a community of shared insights and promoting the adoption of eco-friendly methods across the agricultural community.

Requirements

User Contribution Module

"As a farmer, I want to contribute my successful farming techniques to the Best Practice Repository so that I can share my knowledge with others and help promote sustainable agriculture in my community."

Description

The User Contribution Module allows users to easily add, edit, and manage their own entries in the Best Practice Repository. This feature will include a user-friendly interface for submitting new farming practices, tagging them with relevant categories, and providing detailed descriptions. The integration of this module will empower users to share their insights and experiences, further enriching the repository's content. It is essential for fostering a community-driven platform where users feel engaged and valued as contributors.

Acceptance Criteria

User submits a new farming practice to the Best Practice Repository.

Given the user is logged into their account, when they navigate to the User Contribution Module and fill out the submission form with a valid title, description, and selected categories, then the submission should be successfully saved and visible in the repository.

User edits an existing entry in the Best Practice Repository.

Given the user is viewing their previously submitted entries, when they select an entry to edit, modify the title or description, and save the changes, then the updated entry should reflect the changes made and display the most recent modification date.

User deletes their entry from the Best Practice Repository.

Given the user is viewing their submitted entries, when they select an entry to delete and confirm the action, then the entry should be removed from the repository and no longer visible to other users.

User tags a new farming practice with relevant categories during submission.

Given the user is submitting a new entry, when they select multiple categories from the provided list, then the tagged entry should display all selected categories on its detail page, enhancing searchability and organization.

User views the Best Practice Repository and filters practices by category.

Given the user is on the Best Practice Repository page, when they apply filters based on specific categories, then the displayed practices should only include those that match the selected filters, ensuring relevant content is shown.

User receives confirmation after submitting a new practice.

Given the user has successfully submitted a new farming practice, when the submission is completed, then the user should receive a confirmation message indicating the practice has been submitted for review, enhancing user experience.

Search and Filter Functionality

"As a user, I want to search for sustainable farming practices based on specific keywords so that I can quickly find relevant information tailored to my needs."

Description

This requirement entails implementing advanced search and filtering options within the Best Practice Repository. Users will be able to search for specific practices based on keywords, categories, or tags, allowing for a more focused and efficient discovery of relevant content. By enhancing the search capabilities, users can quickly find best practices that suit their specific needs, thereby increasing the usability and value of the repository.

Acceptance Criteria

User searches for a sustainable farming technique based on specific keywords.

Given the user has navigated to the Best Practice Repository, when they enter keywords related to a farming technique in the search bar, then the system should return a list of relevant practices that match the keywords within 2 seconds.

User filters best practices by category to narrow down results.

Given the user is on the Best Practice Repository page, when they select a specific category from the filter options, then only best practices that belong to the selected category should be displayed in the results.

User uses tags to find focused content.

Given the user is viewing a list of best practices, when they click on a tag associated with a practice, then the user should see all practices tagged with that specific tag displayed on the screen, updating the results accordingly.

User combines multiple filters for a refined search.

Given the user has applied both a keyword search and selected a category filter, when they execute the search, then the system should return practices that meet both criteria within 3 seconds.

User experiences no results for their search criteria.

Given the user has entered keywords that return no matches, when the search is executed, then the system should display a message indicating 'No results found' and suggest alternative search strategies.

User accesses help for searching and filtering.

Given the user is on the Best Practice Repository page, when they click on the 'Help' icon, then the system should display a pop-up with instructions on how to use search and filter functionalities effectively.

User views detailed information of a selected best practice after searching.

Given the user has successfully found a relevant best practice through search or filter, when they click on the practice title, then the system should navigate to a detailed view of that best practice, displaying all relevant information clearly.

Rating and Review System

"As a user, I want to rate and review farming practices I’ve tried to help others identify the most effective techniques and improve overall community knowledge."

Description

The Rating and Review System will allow users to rate and provide feedback on practices they have implemented from the Best Practice Repository. This feature will enable the community to highlight effective strategies and provide a measure of quality assurance for users seeking guidance. By integrating this system, the repository can establish credibility and promote continuous improvement through user feedback.

Acceptance Criteria

User submits a review for a farming practice they have applied from the Best Practice Repository.

Given a user has successfully implemented a farming practice, when they navigate to the review section and submit their feedback, then their review should be displayed under the corresponding practice and the total review count should increment by one.

User views ratings and reviews for a specific farming practice in the Best Practice Repository.

Given a user selects a specific farming practice, when they access the ratings and reviews section, then they should see an average rating clearly displayed and a list of all user reviews with timestamps and user names.

Admin moderates reviews to ensure adherence to community guidelines.

Given an admin accesses the moderation panel, when they review submissions flagged by users, then they can approve, edit, or delete inappropriate reviews, and the changes are reflected in real-time on the user interface.

User filters reviews by rating level (e.g., 1 to 5 stars).

Given a user is viewing the reviews for a specific practice, when they apply a filter to display reviews by a specific star rating, then the list of reviews should update to only show those that meet the filter criteria.

User receives notification of new reviews on practices they have rated.

Given a user has submitted a review for a farming practice, when a new review is posted for that practice, then the user should receive a notification in their account dashboard and via email if opted in.

User edits their previously submitted review.

Given a user wishes to edit their previous review, when they access the review editing feature and submit the updated review, then the changes should be saved and the updated review should be displayed in the review section.

System prevents users from submitting multiple reviews for the same practice.

Given a user has already submitted a review for a specific farming practice, when they attempt to submit another review for the same practice, then the system should display an error message indicating that they can only submit one review per practice.

Mobile Accessibility

"As a farmer, I want to access the Best Practice Repository on my mobile device so that I can find useful farming practices while I am out in the field."

Description

Enhancing mobile accessibility ensures that the Best Practice Repository is fully functional on mobile devices. This includes responsive design, mobile-friendly layouts, and optimized navigation for users accessing the repository from their smartphones or tablets. By prioritizing mobile accessibility, users can conveniently access vital farming information on-the-go, which is crucial for modern farmers operating in the field.

Acceptance Criteria

Mobile User Accessing the Best Practice Repository in the Field

Given that a user is accessing the Best Practice Repository on a smartphone, when they navigate through the repository, then all pages should load within 3 seconds and the layout should adapt appropriately without loss of functionality.

User Contributing Best Practices via Mobile Device

Given that a user is on a mobile device attempting to submit a new best practice, when they fill out the form and click submit, then the system should successfully save the entry and provide a confirmation message within 5 seconds.

Searching for Best Practices on Mobile

Given that a user is searching for farming techniques on the Best Practice Repository using a mobile device, when they enter a search term, then relevant search results should display within 3 seconds accurately based on the entered keywords.

Navigating the Repository Menus on Mobile

Given that a user is on a mobile device, when they access the main menu, then all menu items should be visible and easily clickable, with no overlaps or hidden links.

Viewing Video Content on Mobile

Given that a user selects a video tutorial in the Best Practice Repository on a mobile device, when they play the video, then it should buffer within 2 seconds and play seamlessly with options to pause, rewind, and adjust volume.

Accessing Offline Resources from Mobile

Given that a user has saved certain best practice documents for offline use on their mobile device, when they access the offline section, then all saved documents should be listed and accessible without an internet connection.

Integration with Social Media

"As a user, I want to share successful farming practices on my social media so that I can inspire others to adopt sustainable methods and grow our community."

Description

This requirement involves integrating social media sharing features within the Best Practice Repository. Users will be able to share practices they find beneficial on their social media platforms, promoting the repository and encouraging other farmers to join the community. This integration will help drive user engagement and increase the visibility of sustainable practices to a wider audience, thus enhancing community involvement.

Acceptance Criteria

User shares a sustainable farming practice from the Best Practice Repository on Facebook.

Given the user is logged in to their AgriVerse account and has accessed a specific farming practice, when they select the 'Share on Facebook' button, then a share dialog should open pre-filled with the practice title, a description, and a link to the practice in the repository.

User successfully shares a practice on Instagram from the Best Practice Repository.

Given the user has navigated to a farming practice in the Best Practice Repository, when they click on 'Share on Instagram,' then the mobile sharing interface should open with the practice image and a customizable caption that includes the practice title and link.

User receives confirmation after sharing a practice on Twitter.

Given the user has shared a farming practice on Twitter, when the tweet is successfully posted, then the user should receive a confirmation message on the platform indicating 'Your practice has been shared on Twitter!' along with a view tweet button.

User encounters an error while sharing on social media.

Given the user tries to share a practice but their social media account is not connected, when they click on the 'Share' button, then an error message should display indicating 'Please connect your social media account to share.'

User can view social media share options for a practice in the Best Practice Repository.

Given the user is on a specific practice page, when they view the share section, then it should display icons for Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram with the corresponding share buttons.

User receives analytics on shares made from their profile.

Given the user has shared practices from their account, when they access the analytics page, then they should see metrics for the number of shares made, including breakdowns by platform (e.g., Facebook, Twitter, Instagram).

User can edit the content before sharing a practice.

Given the user selects to share a farming practice, when the share dialog opens, then the user should have the ability to edit the title and description before posting.

Real-Time Environmental Alerts

This feature sends instant notifications to users regarding significant ecological changes or events, such as sudden shifts in weather patterns or emerging pest outbreaks. By providing timely alerts, researchers can respond promptly to mitigate ecological risks and adapt their strategies to protect sustainability.

Requirements

Environmental Event Notification System

"As a farmer, I want to receive instant notifications about significant environmental changes, so that I can respond quickly and adjust my farming practices to mitigate risks and protect my crops."

Description

The Environmental Event Notification System provides real-time notifications to users regarding significant ecological changes or events. This system is designed to monitor various environmental factors, including weather patterns, pest activity, and other ecological changes. By integrating with existing data sources, the system guarantees immediate alerts, enabling farmers and agribusiness professionals to take proactive measures. Timely notifications can help mitigate risks such as crop loss due to pest outbreaks or adverse weather, promoting sustainability and improved farm management practices. The alerts will be customizable to fit user preferences, ensuring relevance and efficiency in response. Overall, this requirement aims to enhance decision-making, reduce risks, and ultimately support more resilient agricultural practices.

Acceptance Criteria

Farmer receives an alert about a severe weather warning affecting his crop location.

Given the user has registered with their location and preferences, when a severe weather warning is issued, then the user receives an instant notification via SMS and app alert within 5 minutes of the warning.

Agribusiness professional is notified about a pest outbreak detected in nearby fields that could impact their supply chain.

Given the system monitors pest activity in the region, when a pest outbreak is detected, then the professional receives an email alert detailing the outbreak within 10 minutes.

Researcher adjusts notification settings to receive alerts only for certain types of environmental events.

Given the user has access to notification settings, when the user customizes alert preferences for specific environmental events, then the system respects these preferences and sends alerts only for selected types of events.

User evaluates the effectiveness of the notifications received over the season.

Given the user has received multiple notifications during the season, when the user reviews the logged alerts, then at least 80% of the alerts correspond to significant events that impacted their farm operations, as indicated by user feedback.

User reports an issue with not receiving alerts for a critical environmental event that occurred.

Given the user experiences a failure to receive an expected alert, when the user submits a support ticket regarding the issue, then the support team must respond and investigate the issue within 24 hours.

New user registers for the Environmental Event Notification System and sets their alert preferences.

Given a new user accesses the registration interface, when the user completes the registration and sets up their alert preferences, then they should receive a confirmation email summarizing their selected settings within 15 minutes.

AI-Powered Risk Analysis

"As a researcher, I want to receive comprehensive risk analysis about environmental threats, so that I can develop effective strategies to safeguard agricultural resilience against these risks."

Description

AI-Powered Risk Analysis employs machine learning algorithms to assess and predict potential ecological threats based on historical data and real-time inputs. By analyzing weather conditions, pest life cycles, and emerging disease reports, this feature provides users with insights into potential risks to their crops and lands. It integrates seamlessly with the Environmental Event Notification System, enhancing the data analysis capabilities and allowing for better-informed decision-making. Users will receive alerts alongside analysis results, offering them actionable strategies to mitigate identified threats. The risk analysis will be regularly updated with new data to improve accuracy and relevance over time, making it an essential tool for modern agricultural practices focused on sustainable and efficient farming.

Acceptance Criteria

AI-Powered Risk Analysis generates alerts based on sudden weather changes such as an unexpected frost warning in a specific region.

Given a user has subscribed to real-time alerts, when a significant weather change occurs, then the user should receive an instant notification and a detailed risk analysis report including suggested mitigative actions.

The AI system analyzes pest life cycles and sends notifications regarding potential infestations in real-time to affected farmers.

Given the AI-Powered Risk Analysis feature is active, when historical data indicates a pest outbreak in the user's region, then the user should receive an alert with analysis results and preventive measures within 5 minutes of the analysis being triggered.

The feature updates its risk analysis capabilities with new weather data collected daily from rural weather stations.

Given that new weather data is available, when the system performs its daily update, then the user should see updated risk analysis based on the latest data, including changes in risk levels and recommendations to mitigate those risks.

The AI-Powered Risk Analysis combines multiple data streams to forecast potential ecological threats ahead of time, including diseases.

Given the integration with various data sources is successful, when the AI processes the combined data, then it should forecast potential threats with at least 85% accuracy and provide an actionable summary to the user.

Researchers utilize the risk analysis results to create actionable strategies for farmer training sessions.

Given the analysis results are generated, when a researcher accesses the report, then they should be able to extract and summarize actionable strategies directly from the report for training purposes.

Farmers receive a user-friendly dashboard that visualizes the ecological risk levels and suggested actions.

Given that the risk analysis has been conducted, when a user accesses the dashboard, then they should see a clear visualization of current risk levels alongside recommended actions for mitigation in an intuitive layout.

The system allows users to provide feedback on the received alerts and analysis for continuous improvement of the AI model.

Given a user receives an alert, when they select the feedback option, then they should be able to rate the alert’s usefulness and suggest improvements, which should then be logged for future analysis by the development team.

Customizable Alert Settings

"As an agribusiness manager, I want to customize my alert settings, so that I can receive the most relevant information that directly impacts my business operations and decision-making processes."

Description

Customizable Alert Settings empower users to personalize their notification preferences based on their specific farming needs and circumstances. Users can determine the types of events they wish to be alerted about, including weather changes, pest outbreaks, or disease warnings. They can also set thresholds for alert prioritization, ensuring that the most critical changes are emphasized. This feature enhances user engagement and ensures that alerts are relevant and actionable, reducing information overload. Integrating these settings into the Environmental Event Notification System will allow users to tailor their experience, leading to better responses and management of agricultural challenges while optimizing their productivity.

Acceptance Criteria

User successfully accesses the customizable alert settings to configure their notifications for specific environmental events.

Given a user is logged into AgriVerse, when they navigate to the customizable alert settings page, then they must be able to view and modify the types of events available for notification, including weather changes, pest outbreaks, and disease warnings.

User sets a threshold for alert prioritization and receives notifications based on those settings.

Given a user has set specific thresholds within the customizable alert settings, when an event occurs that meets the user's criteria, then they must receive timely notifications that reflect their prioritization settings.

User can enable or disable notifications for certain types of events based on their farming needs.

Given a user is on the customizable alert settings page, when they toggle the switch for specific event types, then the changes must be saved and reflected in their notification preferences, ensuring they only receive alerts for enabled events.

User gets a preview of how notifications will appear based on their customized settings before saving changes.

Given a user has modified their alert settings, when they click on the preview button, then they should see a simulated notification display that reflects their current configuration, allowing for verification before saving.

User receives feedback on the effectiveness of their alert settings over time.

Given that a user has customized their alert settings, when significant events occur and alerts are triggered, then the system should track and report back to the user on the accuracy and timeliness of those notifications in a user-friendly format.

Carbon Footprint Calculator

The Carbon Footprint Calculator estimates the carbon emissions associated with specific farming practices. This tool allows researchers to assess the environmental costs of different methods and explore strategies for reducing their carbon footprint, promoting greener agricultural practices.

Requirements

Real-Time Emission Tracking

"As a farmer, I want to track my carbon emissions in real-time so that I can adjust my farming practices immediately to reduce my environmental impact."

Description

The Real-Time Emission Tracking feature allows users to monitor carbon emissions of their farming activities as they occur. This tool integrates with existing sensors and data inputs to provide instantaneous data on emissions per activity, enabling users to make informed decisions in the moment. By linking this feature with user-operational practices, AgriVerse will empower farmers to optimize their practices for better sustainability outcomes. This functionality enhances user engagement and promotes proactive emission management, supporting overall environmental goals.

Acceptance Criteria

Carbon emission tracking during real-time farming activities.

Given a farmer is using the Real-Time Emission Tracking feature, when they perform a farming activity, then the system should display the current carbon emissions immediately after the activity is completed.

Integration with existing sensors for data accuracy.

Given the Real-Time Emission Tracking feature is set up, when the user connects their existing sensors, then the emissions data should be accurately reflected in the system with a maximum variance of 5% from actual measurements.

User notifications for emission thresholds.

Given a user is monitoring their carbon emissions, when the emissions reach a predefined threshold, then the system should send an instant notification to the user to enable immediate action.

Data visualization of emission trends over time.

Given the user accesses the Real-Time Emission Tracking dashboard, when the user selects a specific time frame, then the system should present a clear visual representation of carbon emissions trends and patterns during that time period.

Comparative analysis of different farming activities.

Given the user has logged multiple farming activities, when they request a comparative analysis, then the system should provide insights on carbon emissions for each activity to promote informed decision-making.

User feedback on emission reduction tips.

Given the Real-Time Emission Tracking feature is active, when the user achieves a reduction in carbon emissions, then the system should prompt the user to provide feedback on the provided tips for further improvement.

Historical emission data access.

Given that a user wants to review past performance, when they request historical emission data, then the system should retrieve and display emissions for any selected previous date, searchable by activity type.

Historical Emissions Analysis

"As a researcher, I want to analyze historical carbon emission data so that I can identify trends and relationships in farming practices to promote sustainable farming."

Description

This feature allows users to analyze historical data related to carbon emissions over time linked to their farming activities. By providing visualization tools and reporting capabilities, users can assess the effectiveness of their practices historically and make informed decisions about future changes. The Historical Emissions Analysis will integrate with existing data repositories to aggregate and display emissions data, fostering insights that influence decision-making and sustainability strategies.

Acceptance Criteria

User accesses the Historical Emissions Analysis tool to review their past farming carbon emissions data over the last five years, utilizing filtering options to categorize the data by crop type.

Given a user is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when they navigate to the Historical Emissions Analysis tool and select a five-year timeframe with crop filters, then the system should display the carbon emissions data accurately aggregated and visualized.

User generates a report on their historical carbon emissions and downloads it in CSV format for external analysis.

Given a user is in the Historical Emissions Analysis section and has entered the necessary parameters for the report, when they click the 'Generate Report' button, then the system should create a downloadable CSV file containing the requested emissions data.

User compares historical emissions data to current farming practices to assess potential improvements in sustainability.

Given a user has accessed their historical emissions data, when they apply the comparison tool to juxtapose past and current practices, then the tool should visually represent gaps and improvements through charts and summary statistics.

User sets a notification for updates or changes in their historical emissions data based on new practices implemented.

Given a user is on the Historical Emissions Analysis page, when they enable notifications for data changes, then the platform should schedule automatic updates and alert the user via email when their emissions data is updated due to changes in practices.

User seeks assistance regarding the features of the Historical Emissions Analysis tool via the help section.

Given a user is looking for guidance on using the Historical Emissions Analysis, when they access the help section, then the user should find relevant tutorials and FAQs that address common queries and usage instructions for the tool.

Administrator reviews system performance metrics related to the Historical Emissions Analysis tool for potential optimizations.

Given an administrator accesses the backend performance dashboard, when they select the Historical Emissions Analysis section, then they should see metrics such as uptime, response time, and user engagement levels displayed graphically.

Carbon Offset Recommendations

"As a farmer, I want to receive recommendations for carbon offset projects so that I can effectively lower my carbon footprint and support environmental conservation."

Description

The Carbon Offset Recommendations feature offers tailored suggestions for carbon offset projects based on users' farming practices and emissions data. This tool will analyze users’ individual profiles and recommend appropriate offset strategies, such as reforestation or renewable energy projects. By aligning recommendations with user-specific farming methods, this feature encourages users to engage in impactful sustainability actions while providing a net-positive environmental contribution.

Acceptance Criteria

User submits their farming profile to receive carbon offset recommendations

Given a user has entered their farming practices and emissions data into the Carbon Footprint Calculator, When they request carbon offset recommendations, Then the system should provide at least three tailored suggestions that match their practices.

User reviews the carbon offset recommendations provided by the system

Given the user has submitted their profile and received recommendations, When the user views the recommendations, Then they should see clear descriptions of each offset project, including potential carbon savings and estimated costs.

User selects a recommended carbon offset project to implement

Given the user has received at least one recommendation, When the user selects a recommended project to pursue, Then the system should provide a follow-up action plan that includes steps to implement the project effectively.

User provides feedback on the carbon offset recommendations they received

Given the user has implemented one of the recommendations or decided not to pursue it, When they provide their feedback, Then the feedback should be recorded and linked to their user profile for future recommendation improvements.

System updates recommendations based on changing farming practices

Given that a user updates their farming practices, When the user resubmits their profile, Then the system should automatically re-evaluate and provide updated carbon offset recommendations that reflect the new practices.

Integration with Regulatory Reporting

"As an agribusiness owner, I want to automate my regulatory carbon emissions reporting so that I can save time and ensure compliance with environmental regulations."

Description

This requirement involves creating an integration layer that allows users to easily report their carbon emissions data to relevant regulatory bodies. The Integration with Regulatory Reporting will automate data compilation and submission, ensuring compliance with local and national agricultural regulations. By simplifying this process, AgriVerse will save users time and reduce the complexity of maintaining regulatory compliance, thus promoting holistic environmental responsibility within the agricultural community.

Acceptance Criteria

Users must be able to input their carbon emissions data through the Carbon Footprint Calculator and select the appropriate regulatory reporting template for submission based on their location and farming practices.

Given the user is on the Carbon Footprint Calculator page, when they input their data and select the regulatory reporting template, then the system should confirm the template selection and prepare the data for submission.

The system should automatically compile the carbon emissions data from the Carbon Footprint Calculator and generate a report in the format required by regulatory bodies.

Given the user has completed the carbon emission data input, when they initiate the report generation, then the system should generate a compliance report that matches the specified format set by the relevant regulatory body.

Users must receive notifications upon successful submission of their carbon emissions data to regulatory authorities, including confirmation of receipt and any relevant follow-up actions required.

Given the user has submitted the report, when the submission to the regulatory body is completed, then the system should send a notification to the user confirming the submission and summarizing any next steps.

The integration must include data validation checks to ensure all required fields are filled out correctly before submission.

Given the user is about to submit their data, when they click the submit button, then the system should validate all fields; if any required fields are missing or incorrect, then the system should not allow submission and notify the user of the errors.

Users should have access to a history of submitted reports for their records and future reference within the AgriVerse platform.

Given the user is on their dashboard, when they navigate to the reporting history section, then they should see a list of all submitted reports with corresponding timestamps and statuses.

The system must allow users to edit their submitted carbon emissions data within a specified timeframe before finalizing the report to the regulatory body.

Given the user has submitted a report, when they attempt to edit the emissions data within the allowed timeframe, then the system should permit editing and update the report accordingly before final submission.

The integration should seamlessly connect with the user’s existing profile, automatically pulling required information such as farm type and location for regulatory reporting.

Given the user is logged in, when they initiate the regulatory reporting process, then the system should automatically populate the report with the required data from the user's profile, reducing manual entry.

User Feedback Mechanism

"As a user of the Carbon Footprint Calculator, I want to provide feedback on the tool's usability so that the developers can improve its functionality based on real user experiences."

Description

The User Feedback Mechanism expands user interaction by allowing users to provide insights and feedback on the Carbon Footprint Calculator's performance and utility. By implementing surveys and feedback forms directly in the application, users can communicate their experiences and suggestions for improvement. This ongoing communication enhances the product's adaptability and relevance, ensuring that the tools provided continue to meet evolving user needs in sustainable agriculture.

Acceptance Criteria

User submits feedback via the embedded feedback form after using the Carbon Footprint Calculator.

Given that a user has accessed the Carbon Footprint Calculator, when they fill out and submit the feedback form, then their feedback should be successfully recorded in the database, and a confirmation message should be displayed.

Collecting user feedback through a survey targeting Carbon Footprint Calculator users to assess their experience.

Given that a survey has been deployed to users of the Carbon Footprint Calculator, when users complete the survey, then the responses should be aggregated and accessible for analysis by the admin team within a predefined time frame.

Reviewing user feedback for the Carbon Footprint Calculator to identify areas for improvement.

Given that there is a collection of user feedback, when the product team reviews this feedback, then a report should be generated highlighting key themes, suggestions, and a prioritized list of features for potential updates.

Monitoring user interaction with the feedback mechanism to evaluate its effectiveness and usability.

Given that the feedback mechanism is live, when users interact with the feedback forms, then usage statistics (e.g., number of submissions and completion rate) should be tracked and reported to measure engagement.

Closing the loop on user feedback by communicating changes made as a result of user recommendations.

Given that changes have been implemented based on user feedback, when the product team notifies users through an update channel (e.g., email or app notification), then users should receive clear communication regarding what feedback was addressed and what improvements were made.

Educational Resource Center

"As a farmer, I want access to educational resources about reducing my carbon footprint so that I can implement better practices and engage in sustainable agriculture."

Description

The Educational Resource Center feature will curate informative content on carbon footprint reduction best practices, guidelines, and tips for users. This centralized resource will provide articles, videos, and case studies that educate users on sustainable farming practices related to carbon emissions. By offering these educational materials, AgriVerse will empower users with knowledge that aids their decision-making process and fosters a culture of sustainability within the agricultural community.

Acceptance Criteria

Users can access the Educational Resource Center from the main dashboard of AgriVerse.

Given that the user is logged into AgriVerse, when they click on the 'Educational Resource Center' link on the dashboard, then they should be directed to the main resource page which lists all available educational content.

Users can filter the educational content based on their needs, such as articles, videos, or case studies.

Given that the user is on the Educational Resource Center page, when they select a content type filter (e.g., articles, videos, case studies), then only the selected content type should be displayed, and the URL should update accordingly.

Users can successfully search for specific topics related to carbon footprint reduction within the Educational Resource Center.

Given that the user is on the Educational Resource Center page, when they enter a keyword related to carbon footprint reduction in the search bar and hit enter, then the search results should display relevant content that matches the keyword, with clear titles and descriptions.

Users can bookmark articles or resources for later reference.

Given that the user is viewing an article in the Educational Resource Center, when they click on the 'Bookmark' button, then the article should be saved in the user's profile under 'Bookmarked Resources' for easy access in the future.

Users can share educational resources on social media platforms directly from the Educational Resource Center.

Given that the user is viewing a resource in the Educational Resource Center, when they click on the 'Share' button, then options for sharing on social media platforms (e.g., Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn) should be displayed, and the user should be able to successfully share the resource link on their profile.

Users can provide feedback on the educational content to help improve future resources.

Given that the user has read an article, when they click on the 'Provide Feedback' link, then a feedback form should open, allowing the user to rate the content and leave comments, which should be saved to the backend system.

Collaboration Hub

The Collaboration Hub feature allows users to connect and collaborate on research projects focused on sustainable agriculture. By enabling knowledge sharing and joint efforts, this feature fosters partnerships between researchers, farmers, and environmental advocates, driving collective impacts for a sustainable future.

Requirements

User Registration & Profiles

"As a researcher, I want to create a user profile so that I can connect with other professionals and share my research in sustainable agriculture."

Description

The User Registration & Profiles requirement will enable users to create and manage their profiles within the Collaboration Hub. This includes providing an interface for entering personal details, expertise, and areas of interest in sustainable agriculture. Users can upload documents and projects related to their research for easy access and interaction with other researchers and farmers. This feature is crucial as it personalizes the experience, fosters user engagement, and facilitates networking among users, ultimately driving collaborative research efforts and information sharing.

Acceptance Criteria

User Registration Process

Given a user navigates to the registration page, when they enter valid personal details and click 'Submit', then their profile should be created successfully with a confirmation message displayed.

Profile Management Interface

Given a user is logged in, when they access their profile settings, then they should be able to update their personal details, expertise, and areas of interest without errors.

Document Upload Functionality

Given a user is on their profile page, when they upload a document related to their research, then the document should be saved successfully and be visible on their profile.

User Networking Features

Given multiple users have registered, when one user views another user's profile, then they should see the option to connect or message that user for collaboration.

Profile Visibility Settings

Given a user is updating their profile, when they select their visibility settings, then their choices should be saved and reflected immediately to other users viewing their profile.

Authentication Process

Given a user attempts to log in, when they enter valid credentials, then they should be granted access to their profile and the Collaboration Hub features.

Error Handling for Registration

Given a user is registering, when they submit the form with missing required fields, then appropriate error messages should be displayed indicating the field(s) that need correction.

Collaborative Project Creation

"As a farmer, I want to create a collaborative project so that I can work with researchers and advocates to tackle issues in sustainable agriculture together."

Description

This requirement outlines the ability for users to create, manage, and participate in collaborative projects within the Collaboration Hub. Users will have the option to set project goals, outline deliverables, and establish timelines. This capability is vital for organizing collective efforts toward sustainable agriculture initiatives. It ensures users can coordinate effectively, leverage each other's strengths, and enhance the overall impact of their work. The project dashboard will provide updates and notifications to keep all participants informed and engaged throughout the project lifecycle.

Acceptance Criteria

Collaborative Project Creation by a Research Team

Given the users have authorization to create projects, when they fill in the project details such as goals, deliverables, and timelines, then a new collaborative project should be created and visible on the project dashboard.

Updating Project Details by Participants

Given a collaborative project has been created, when a participant updates the project goals or timelines, then the changes should be reflected on the project dashboard for all participants in real-time.

Notifications for Project Updates

Given a collaborative project is ongoing, when any participant makes changes or posts updates, then all project participants should receive a notification regarding the update within 5 minutes.

Tracking Deliverables Progress

Given a collaborative project with defined deliverables, when a participant updates the status of a deliverable, then the updated status should be visible on the project dashboard for all participants to track progress.

Closing a Collaborative Project

Given a collaborative project has met its goals and timelines, when the project leader indicates the project is complete, then the project should be marked as closed and archived in the system.

User Role Assignment in Projects

Given a new collaborative project is created, when the project leader assigns roles to users (e.g., researcher, farmer, advocate), then each user should receive a confirmation of their assigned role and responsibilities.

Project Document Sharing among Participants

Given a collaborative project is in progress, when a participant uploads documents to the project repository, then all other participants should be able to access and view the uploaded documents.

Knowledge Base & Resource Sharing

"As an environmental advocate, I want to access a shared knowledge base so that I can learn from past research and apply best practices in sustainability efforts."

Description

The Knowledge Base & Resource Sharing requirement will enable users to contribute to and access a shared repository of information including research papers, case studies, and best practices in sustainable agriculture. Users can post articles, upload documents, and link to external resources. This feature is essential for fostering a culture of knowledge sharing within the hub, allowing users to learn from each other’s experiences. Improved access to this wealth of information can lead to better decisions and innovative approaches in users' agricultural practices.

Acceptance Criteria

As a researcher, I want to upload a research paper to the Knowledge Base so that other users can access valuable insights about sustainable agriculture practices.

Given that I have the appropriate user permissions, when I upload the research paper, then it should be successfully added to the Knowledge Base and be searchable by other users.

As a farmer, I want to link to an external resource within the Knowledge Base so that I can share relevant online tools and information with my peers.

Given that I am logged into the Collaboration Hub, when I add an external link to the Knowledge Base, then the link should be validated, stored, and visible to all users in the repository.

As an environmental advocate, I want to contribute a case study to the Knowledge Base, enabling users to learn from successful sustainable practices.

Given that I have filled out the required fields for the case study submission, when I submit it, then the case study should be available to other users and confirm a notification of successful submission.

As a user, I want to search for articles in the Knowledge Base related to organic farming to enhance my understanding and practices.

Given that I input relevant keywords in the search bar, when I perform the search, then the results should display all articles aligned with the keywords within three seconds.

As an administrator, I want to review uploaded documents to ensure they meet quality standards before they are public in the Knowledge Base.

Given that I access the admin panel, when I look at the list of uploaded documents, then I should be able to approve or reject submissions based on specific quality criteria within 2 business days.

As a user, I want to see statistics on the most accessed resources in the Knowledge Base so that I can prioritize my reading and research.

Given that I am navigating the Knowledge Base, when I view the statistics section, then I should see the top 5 most accessed resources updated in real time.

As a user, I want to comment on the articles in the Knowledge Base to foster discussion and knowledge sharing with other users.

Given that I have read an article, when I submit a comment, then the comment should appear under the article immediately and notify other users of new discussions.

Discussion Forums

"As a participant in sustainable agriculture research, I want to join discussion forums so that I can exchange ideas and seek advice on best practices with other professionals."

Description

This requirement establishes discussion forums for users to engage in conversations surrounding research topics, challenges, and innovations in sustainable agriculture. Each forum can focus on specific themes, allowing users to ask questions, share insights, and collaborate on solutions. This interactive component enhances user engagement, supports dynamic and ongoing dialogue, and helps build a vibrant community of practice around sustainable agriculture. It’s crucial for providing a space for real-world problem-solving and idea generation.

Acceptance Criteria

Users can access the Discussion Forums from their dashboard.

Given a logged-in user, when they navigate to the dashboard, then they should see a 'Discussion Forums' link that leads to the forums page.

Users can create a new discussion topic within the forums based on specific themes.

Given a user on the forums page, when they click on 'Create New Topic', then they should be able to enter a title and body for the discussion and submit it successfully.

Users can reply to existing discussion topics.

Given a user viewing an existing discussion, when they click on 'Reply', then they should be able to enter a response and see their reply appended to the discussion thread after submission.

Users can filter discussions by theme or category.

Given a user on the forums page, when they use the filter options, then discussions should dynamically update to only show topics related to the selected theme or category.

Users receive notifications for replies to their discussion topics or comments.

Given a user who created a discussion, when another user replies to their post, then the original user should receive an email notification about the reply.

Users can search for specific discussions using keywords.

Given a user on the forums page, when they enter a keyword in the search bar, then the system should display discussions that contain the keyword in the title or body.

Users can report inappropriate content in discussions.

Given a user viewing a discussion, when they click on 'Report', then a prompt should appear to confirm the reporting and details should be sent to moderation for review.

Event Calendar & Notifications

"As a researcher, I want to view and be notified of upcoming events in sustainable agriculture so that I can participate and network with other professionals."

Description

The Event Calendar & Notifications requirement facilitates users to organize, promote, and participate in events related to sustainable agriculture, such as webinars, workshops, and conferences. Users can view upcoming events, RSVP, and receive notifications for event reminders or updates. This feature enhances community engagement, provides networking opportunities, and encourages continual learning in the field of sustainable agriculture. Having an organized calendar and notification system ensures users stay informed and engaged in relevant activities.

Acceptance Criteria

As a user, I want to view a list of upcoming events related to sustainable agriculture within the Collaboration Hub so that I can easily find relevant educational opportunities.

Given I am logged into the AgriVerse platform, when I navigate to the Collaboration Hub and select the Event Calendar, then I should see a list of upcoming events with titles, dates, and brief descriptions.

As a user, I want to RSVP to events I am interested in attending to ensure I reserve my spot and receive notifications.

Given I have browsed the list of events, when I select an event and click the RSVP button, then I should see a confirmation message and receive an email notification confirming my RSVP.

As a user, I want to receive notifications for events that I have RSVP'd to so that I can stay up-to-date with any changes or reminders.

Given I have RSVP'd for an event, when the event date is approaching, then I should receive an email reminder notification at least one day before the event along with any updates related to the event.

As a user, I want to filter events by category (e.g., workshops, webinars, conferences) within the Event Calendar to easily find specific types of events.

Given I am on the Event Calendar page, when I select a filter option (like Workshops), then the displayed events should be limited to those categorized as Workshops only.

As a user, I want to access past events to review content or materials shared during those events for continued learning purposes.

Given I am on the Event Calendar page, when I click on a tab for Past Events, then I should see a list of previously held events with titles, dates, and available resources for each event.

As a user, I want to have the option to add an event to my personal calendar (e.g., Google Calendar, Outlook) for easy tracking.

Given I am viewing the details of an event, when I click the 'Add to Calendar' button, then I should be prompted to save the event details to my selected external calendar service.

Interactive Scenario Planner

The Interactive Scenario Planner allows users to model potential changes in farming practices and their prospective environmental impacts. By simulating different agricultural strategies, researchers can predict outcomes, aiding in the development of policies that maximize sustainability while maintaining productivity.

Requirements

Dynamic Simulation Engine

"As a researcher, I want to model different farming scenarios dynamically so that I can evaluate their potential impact on sustainability and productivity before implementation."

Description

The Dynamic Simulation Engine is a core component of the Interactive Scenario Planner that enables users to create, modify, and evaluate various farming scenarios in real time. This engine will integrate with existing weather data, soil conditions, and crop performance metrics to allow users to input different variables and instantly see how changes affect outcomes such as yield, resource consumption, and environmental impact. By providing a user-friendly interface and visual outputs, the engine enhances the overall user experience and supports decision-making with data-driven insights, ultimately aiding researchers and policymakers in developing more effective agricultural strategies.

Acceptance Criteria

User inputs various farming strategies using the Dynamic Simulation Engine to forecast the environmental impacts and yields of different crops during a simulated growth cycle.

Given a user has accessed the Dynamic Simulation Engine, when they input selected farming strategies, then the system should display a real-time simulation of yield, resource consumption, and environmental impact metrics within 5 seconds.

The user modifies specific variables within the Dynamic Simulation Engine to evaluate the effects of altered weather conditions on crop performance.

Given that a user modifies weather parameters in the simulation, when they initiate the simulation, then the system should accurately reflect changes in yield and environmental impact based on input variables within 3 seconds.

Researchers utilize the Dynamic Simulation Engine to compare outcomes of multiple farming scenarios side by side to determine the most sustainable practices.

Given that multiple scenarios are set for comparison, when the user selects to view side-by-side metrics, then the system should provide an accurate and clear comparison of yield, resource usage, and environmental impacts for each scenario.

The user checks the integration of real-time soil condition data with the Dynamic Simulation Engine to ensure accurate simulation outcomes.

Given that the Dynamic Simulation Engine is integrated with current soil condition data, when the user initiates a simulation based on these conditions, then the resulting metrics should align closely with the predicted outcomes within an acceptable margin of error (less than 10%).

Users aim to print or export the simulation results after running multiple scenarios on the Dynamic Simulation Engine for further analysis.

Given that the user has run simulations, when they select the option to export results, then the system should successfully generate a downloadable report in PDF format containing all relevant simulation data within 10 seconds.

Policymakers use the Dynamic Simulation Engine to visualize potential long-term impacts of different agricultural practices on sustainability.

Given that policymakers are using the Dynamic Simulation Engine, when they select a long-term forecast period, then the system should generate a visual representation of sustainability impacts over the specified duration, accurately capturing trends in yield and resource consumption.

The user tries to access Dynamic Simulation Engine tutorials for assistance while navigating the platform.

Given that a user is on the platform, when they click on the tutorial link for the Dynamic Simulation Engine, then the system should navigate to an informative tutorial page containing step-by-step guidance for effective use of the feature.

Outcome Visualization Tool

"As a farmer, I want to visually compare the outcomes of different agricultural practices so that I can make informed decisions about which methods will optimize my sustainability and productivity."

Description

The Outcome Visualization Tool enhances the Interactive Scenario Planner's functionality by providing graphical representations of projected scenarios. Users can visualize yields, environmental impacts, and resource usage through charts and graphs, making complex data more accessible and interpretable. This tool will help users quickly identify the most effective agricultural strategies and communicate findings effectively to stakeholders, contributing to informed decision-making processes that align with sustainability goals.

Acceptance Criteria

User interacts with the Outcome Visualization Tool by selecting different agricultural scenarios and requires an instant graphical representation of each scenario's projected yields and resource usage.

Given the Outcome Visualization Tool is open, when a user selects an agricultural scenario and clicks 'Visualize', then the tool displays corresponding graphs of projected yields and resource usage within 5 seconds.

A researcher needs to share the visualizations generated by the Outcome Visualization Tool with stakeholders in a presentation format.

Given visualizations are generated by the Outcome Visualization Tool, when the user selects the 'Export' option, then the tool allows the user to save the visualizations as a PDF or PPT file without loss of quality.

The Outcome Visualization Tool is accessed by multiple users simultaneously to analyze different farming strategies and their impacts without system lag.

Given multiple users are logged into the Outcome Visualization Tool, when each user interacts with the tool simultaneously, then the system maintains a response time of less than 2 seconds for all user actions.

Users want to understand the environmental impact of selected farming practices through the Outcome Visualization Tool, specifically the carbon footprint and water usage.

Given a farming strategy is selected in the Outcome Visualization Tool, when the user clicks on 'Environmental Impact', then the tool displays detailed metrics of carbon footprint and water usage in a comprehensible format.

A user is required to analyze historical data trends along with their visual outputs in the Outcome Visualization Tool.

Given the user is utilizing the Outcome Visualization Tool, when they access the 'Historical Data' feature, then the tool provides a comparison graph of historical yields against projected future yields side by side.

A farmer is testing different irrigation techniques within the Outcome Visualization Tool to visualize water conservation benefits.

Given the farmer selects an irrigation technique scenario, when they click 'Visualize', then the tool generates a graph showing projected water usage reduction compared to traditional methods within 3 seconds.

Users want to ensure that the Outcome Visualization Tool operates correctly on different devices and screen sizes.

Given the Outcome Visualization Tool is accessed from a mobile device, tablet, or desktop, when the user navigates through the tool, then the layout adjusts appropriately and maintains functionality across all devices.

Collaboration Hub

"As an agribusiness consultant, I want to collaborate with other users on scenario planning so that I can gain insights from their experiences and enhance my recommendations for clients."

Description

The Collaboration Hub is designed to facilitate communication and knowledge sharing among users of the Interactive Scenario Planner. It will allow users to share their scenarios, outcomes, and best practices, encouraging community engagement and collaborative problem solving. This feature aims to create a vibrant user community that can collectively contribute to agricultural innovation and sustainability, making the tool more versatile and valuable to a diverse set of users.

Acceptance Criteria

User creates a new scenario in the Collaboration Hub and invites other users to contribute.

Given a user is logged into AgriVerse, when they create a new scenario, then they must have an option to invite at least three other users to collaborate on the scenario.

Users can share their scenario outcomes with the community in the Collaboration Hub.

Given a user has completed a scenario simulation, when they choose to share the outcome, then the outcome must be visible to all users in the Collaboration Hub with an option for feedback.

Users can comment on shared scenarios and replies are visible in the Collaboration Hub.

Given a scenario is shared by a user, when another user adds a comment, then this comment should be visible to all users who have access to the scenario.

Users can filter scenarios based on popularity and relevance in the Collaboration Hub.

Given a user visits the Collaboration Hub, when they apply filters for popularity and relevance, then the displayed scenarios must change to reflect the selected filters accurately.

Users receive notifications for any new comments or updates on scenarios they are involved in.

Given a user is participating in multiple scenarios, when there are new comments or updates, then the user must receive a notification within AgriVerse on their dashboard.

Users can report inappropriate content within the Collaboration Hub.

Given a user encounters a scenario or comment that violates community guidelines, when they select the report option, then they must be able to submit a report that is sent to the admin team for review.

Integrated Data Inputs

"As an agronomist, I want to use integrated data from multiple sources in my scenario planning so that I can accurately reflect current conditions and improve the quality of my predictions."

Description

Integrated Data Inputs will ensure seamless connectivity with external data sources such as satellite imagery, IoT sensors, and agricultural databases. By incorporating various data streams, this feature will empower users to base their scenarios on real-time and historical data, improving accuracy and relevance. This integration is crucial for developing effective scenarios and ensuring that users have access to comprehensive insights, allowing for better informed agricultural practices.

Acceptance Criteria

User imports satellite imagery and sensor data into the Interactive Scenario Planner to model potential changes in farming practices.

Given the user has access to satellite imagery and IoT sensor data, when they upload the data into the platform, then the data should be processed and integrated successfully without errors, and the user should receive a confirmation message indicating that the data is ready for use.

A researcher uses the integrated data inputs to simulate different farming scenarios based on historical data.

Given the user selects a historical data range for past agricultural performance, when they initiate a simulation, then the system should utilize the selected data to accurately model and display the predicted outcomes for each scenario within 5 seconds.

Users need to validate the data integration accuracy from different sources in the Interactive Scenario Planner.

Given the user integrates data from multiple external sources, when they review the aggregated data summary, then the accuracy of the integrated data must match at least 95% against expected benchmarks as provided by trusted agricultural datasets.

A farmer uses real-time data inputs from IoT sensors to adjust their farming strategy in the Interactive Scenario Planner.

Given the user accesses real-time data from IoT sensors, when they adjust their farming practices in response to the data alerts, then the system should provide updated scenario predictions within 3 minutes reflecting these changes.

Users access various agricultural databases to pull specific crop performance metrics for planning.

Given the user is connected to external agricultural databases, when they query for crop performance metrics, then the system should return relevant data in less than 4 seconds, maintaining a connection reliability of 99% during peak usage hours.

The Interactive Scenario Planner generates reports based on the integrated data inputs for stakeholders.

Given the user has completed simulations using integrated data inputs, when they generate a report, then the system should produce a comprehensive report that includes visual graphs, predictions, and data sources cited, ready for export in PDF format within 2 minutes.

A user conducts a comparative analysis of different simulation outcomes using integrated data.

Given the user has multiple simulation runs, when they request a comparative analysis report, then the system should display a side-by-side comparison of outcomes, highlighting key differences and insights clearly within a user-friendly interface.

Scenario Export Functionality

"As a policy maker, I want to export scenario results so that I can share the findings with my team and stakeholders for further analysis and policy development."

Description

The Scenario Export Functionality will allow users to save and export their modeled scenarios and results in various formats, such as PDF, CSV, or Excel. This feature is crucial for sharing findings with external stakeholders, such as government agencies or agricultural organizations. The ability to export data facilitates transparency and reinforces the legitimacy of user analyses, contributing to broader discussions on agricultural policy and sustainability.

Acceptance Criteria

User exports a modeled scenario as a PDF to share findings with stakeholders.

Given the user has successfully created a scenario, when they choose the PDF export option and click 'Export', then a PDF file should be generated without errors and contain all scenario details accurately.

User wants to export data in CSV format for further analysis.

Given the user has completed a scenario, when they select the CSV format and initiate the export, then the system should produce a CSV file that includes all relevant data fields and is structured correctly for analysis tools.

User needs to export scenarios in Excel format for presentations.

Given an active scenario with results, when the user opts for the Excel export and submits, then an Excel file should be created, properly formatted, and include all metrics used in the scenario.

User checks the exported files for data integrity and accuracy after exporting in different formats.

Given the user has exported scenarios in PDF, CSV, and Excel formats, when they review the files, then each format should match the original scenario data without discrepancies or missing information.

User wants to share the exported scenario file via email directly from the AgriVerse platform.

Given the user has a completed scenario and an exported file, when they select the 'Email' option, then the platform should allow them to input recipient details and send the file successfully without errors.

User attempts to export a scenario that has not been saved.

Given the user has modified a scenario but has not saved it, when they try to export the scenario, then a message should prompt them to save the scenario before exporting.

User needs to export the scenario data with visualization included.

Given the user has created graphical representations within the scenario, when they export the scenario, then the output file should include the visualizations alongside the data in the respective formats chosen.

Yield Exchange Network

The Yield Exchange Network facilitates a collaborative trading platform where farmers can exchange their crop yields directly with each other. This feature enhances liquidity and ensures farmers get fair trade values for their products, promoting a sense of community and local support.

Requirements

Crop Yield Listing

"As a farmer, I want to list my available crop yields on the platform so that other farmers can see what I have to offer and make direct trades."

Description

The Crop Yield Listing requirement allows farmers to post their available crop yields on the Yield Exchange Network. This functionality should support various crop types, quantities, pricing, and harvest dates. Users will benefit from a user-friendly interface to enter their information, and the system should ensure that listings are visible to other farmers in real time. This requirement enhances transparency and helps farmers manage their inventory effectively, driving direct trades within the community.

Acceptance Criteria

Farmer creates a new crop yield listing in the Yield Exchange Network.

Given a farmer has access to the Yield Exchange Network, when they fill in the crop type, quantity, pricing, and harvest date, then the listing should be successfully submitted and visible to other farmers in real-time.

Farmer views available crop yield listings from others in the Yield Exchange Network.

Given a farmer is logged into the Yield Exchange Network, when they navigate to the crop yield listings page, then they should see all available listings with accurate details of crop types, quantities, prices, and harvest dates.

Farmer updates an existing crop yield listing.

Given a farmer has an existing crop yield listing, when they update the quantity or price of their listing, then the changes should be reflected in real-time on the Yield Exchange Network for all users.

Farmer deletes a crop yield listing from the Yield Exchange Network.

Given a farmer has an active crop yield listing, when they choose to delete the listing, then it should be removed from the Yield Exchange Network and no longer visible to other farmers.

User receives a notification of a successful crop yield listing creation.

Given a farmer has just successfully submitted a crop yield listing, when the listing is created, then a confirmation notification should be sent to the farmer’s registered email address.

System handles an invalid crop yield listing submission.

Given a farmer attempts to submit a crop yield listing with incomplete or invalid data, when the submission is made, then an error message should be displayed prompting the user to correct the errors before resubmitting.

Farmers search for specific crop yields in the network.

Given a farmer is on the crop yield listings page, when they enter search criteria such as crop type or price range, then the results should filter to show only those listings that match the search parameters.

Yield Trading Mechanism

"As a farmer, I want to trade my crop yields directly with other farmers on the platform so that I can obtain fair prices and reduce dependency on intermediaries."

Description

The Yield Trading Mechanism requirement enables farmers to engage in trading directly through the Yield Exchange Network. This functionality should include a system for negotiation, trade validation, and secure transactions between users. By implementing this requirement, farmers can quickly negotiate prices and exchange yields while ensuring fair trade practices. The integration of a feedback system will also assist users in maintaining community trust and transparency in trades.

Acceptance Criteria

Farmers negotiate trade prices using the Yield Trading Mechanism within the Yield Exchange Network.

Given a farmer wants to trade crops, when they initiate a trade negotiation with another farmer, then both parties should be able to propose and counter-propose prices until a mutually acceptable price is reached.

The Yield Trading Mechanism securely validates trades between farmers.

Given a trade agreement has been reached, when the farmers finalize the trade, then the system should validate the transaction ensuring both crop details and prices are accurately recorded before processing the transaction.

Farmers access a feedback system to rate their trading experience.

Given a trade has been completed, when a farmer submits their feedback, then the system should allow both parties to provide ratings, which should be reflected in their user profiles for transparency and trust.

The Yield Trading Mechanism enables real-time notifications for users about trade proposals.

Given a farmer receives a trade proposal, when they log into the Yield Exchange Network, then the system should display all pending trade proposals and send push notifications to alert them of new proposals.

Farmers access historical trading data to inform future trades.

Given the need for informed trading decisions, when a farmer checks their trading history within the Yield Trading Mechanism, then the system should provide a comprehensive log of past trades including dates, prices, and counterparty information.

The Yield Trading Mechanism ensures a smooth user interface for easy navigation.

Given a user is accessing the Yield Trading Mechanism, when they navigate through the platform, then the user interface should be intuitive, and all trading functionalities should be accessible within three clicks.

Farmers ensure compliance with fair trading practices using the Yield Trading Mechanism.

Given the importance of fair trading, when a trade is initiated, then the system should automatically check for compliance to ensure all trades meet predefined ethical standards and guidelines.

Real-time Notifications System

"As a farmer, I want to receive real-time notifications about trade offers and inquiries so that I can respond quickly and make informed decisions about my crop yields."

Description

The Real-time Notifications System provides users with timely alerts regarding potential trades, offers, or inquiries related to their listed yields. This requirement ensures that farmers are promptly notified via the app and email, enabling them to act quickly on opportunities. The expectation is that this system will enhance user engagement, promote active trading, and help farmers seize market opportunities as they arise.

Acceptance Criteria

User receives a notification about a new trade offer for their listed yields during the peak trading season.

Given the user has listed their yield on the Yield Exchange Network, when a new trade offer is made that matches their listing, then the user receives an in-app notification and an email alerting them of the trade offer within 5 minutes.

A farmer wants to know if they received any inquiries about their crop yields after updating their listing.

Given the farmer has updated their crop yield listing, when any inquiries are made about their listing, then they receive notifications via the app and email within 10 minutes of the inquiry being made.

Farmers check their notifications after logging into the app to review any trade opportunities.

Given a farmer logs into the app, when they access the notifications section, then they should see all missed notifications clearly displayed, including timestamps and trade offers made while they were offline.

A farmer receives a notification alert for a potential trade that matches their desired price range.

Given a farmer has set specific price range preferences for their crops, when a trade offer is created that falls within that range, then the farmer receives an immediate alert via email and in-app notification.

The notification system must ensure users are not inundated with alerts for minor changes.

Given a trade offer has been updated, when the change is minor and does not affect the user's listing, then no notifications should be sent, to prevent alert fatigue among farmers.

A user wants to disable notifications for a specific type of trade alert.

Given a user has opted to disable notifications for specific alerts (e.g., low offers), when they toggle this setting off, then they should no longer receive those types of notifications.

Users want to provide feedback on the notification system's effectiveness.

Given a user has received notifications for trade offers in the last month, when they are prompted for feedback, then they should be able to rate the usefulness and timeliness of the notifications on a scale of 1 to 5.

Profile Verification Process

"As a farmer, I want to have my profile verified so that other users can trust my identity when engaging in trade deals."

Description

The Profile Verification Process requirement establishes clear guidelines and mechanisms for verifying the identities of farmers on the Yield Exchange Network. This function is essential for building trust within the community and ensuring that trades are conducted between legitimate users. It includes the collection of user information, documents for validation, and a follow-up procedure to verify profiles. This will empower users to trade confidently and support the growth of the network.

Acceptance Criteria

User submits their profile for verification on the Yield Exchange Network after registration.

Given a user has registered and provided all required documents, when the user submits their profile for verification, then the system should confirm the submission and send a notification to the user regarding the verification process status.

System verifies the submitted documents and profile information of a farmer.

Given a farmer's profile has been submitted, when the verification process is initiated, then the system should validate the documents against the database and mark the profile as 'verified' or 'needs additional information' based on the results.

User receives feedback on the verification status of their profile.

Given a user's profile verification status has been updated, when the user checks their profile, then the system should display the current status (verified, needs additional information, or rejected) alongside specific feedback if applicable.

Resubmission of documents after initial profile denial.

Given a user's profile has been denied due to missing or invalid documents, when the user submits the requested documents again, then the system should process the resubmission and update the verification status accordingly, informing the user of the outcome.

Admin reviews and manages verification requests for the Yield Exchange Network.

Given an admin is reviewing the verification queue, when they access a user's profile for verification, then the system should allow them to approve, deny, or require additional documents with proper logging of actions taken.

Multiple verification attempts by the same user lead to a cooldown period for resubmission.

Given a user has had their profile denied three times, when the user attempts to submit their profile again, then the system should enforce a cooldown period before allowing another submission and notify the user of the cooldown.

User is able to see the privacy policy and terms of service during the verification process.

Given a user is starting the profile verification process, when they access the verification section, then the system should display the privacy policy and terms of service for user acknowledgement before proceeding.

Analytics Dashboard

"As a farmer, I want to access an analytics dashboard that provides insights on my trading activity and market trends so that I can make informed decisions about future crops and trades."

Description

The Analytics Dashboard requirement provides users with a comprehensive overview of their trading activity, crop yield performance, and market trends. This feature will enable farmers to assess their trading patterns and optimize their yield distributions effectively. Integration with visual data representation tools will enhance the usability of this dashboard, making it a valuable resource for decision-making and strategic planning.

Acceptance Criteria

Farmers access the Analytics Dashboard to evaluate their trading history and crop yield performance at the end of the harvest season.

Given a registered farmer logs into the AgriVerse platform, when they navigate to the Analytics Dashboard, then they should see a summary of their total crop yields and trading activities during the harvest season.

Farmers utilize the Analytics Dashboard to compare their yield performance with market trends and identify areas of improvement.

Given a farmer views the Analytics Dashboard, when they apply filters to display specific crops and time frames, then the dashboard should update to reflect the selected data, showcasing their yield vs market averages visually.

Farmers receive real-time insights from the Analytics Dashboard to make adjustments to their trading strategies.

Given a farmer is logged into the Analytics Dashboard, when there are significant changes in market trends, then they should receive an alert on the dashboard prompting them to review and adjust their trading strategy accordingly.

Farmers engage with visual data representation tools on the Analytics Dashboard for better understanding of their performance metrics.

Given a farmer is viewing the Analytics Dashboard, when they select the visual analytics feature, then they should be presented with interactive charts and graphs that depict their trading performance and crop yield metrics over time.

Farmers evaluate the effectiveness of their crop distribution strategies after trading through the Yield Exchange Network using the Analytics Dashboard.

Given a farmer completes a series of trades, when they review the Analytics Dashboard, then they should see an updated report detailing the impact of those trades on their yield distribution strategy, along with any financial performance metrics.

Farmers need to export their trading activity and crop yield performance data from the Analytics Dashboard for external reporting.

Given a farmer is on the Analytics Dashboard, when they select the 'Export Data' option, then they should be able to download a comprehensive report of their trading activities and yield performance in CSV format.

Harvest Value Estimator

This feature provides real-time estimates of the monetary value of various crop yields based on market trends. Farmers can assess their harvest value promptly, making informed decisions on whether to sell or trade their yields, ultimately maximizing their financial returns.

Requirements

Real-time Pricing Integration

"As a farmer, I want to receive real-time crop price information so that I can make informed decisions about when to sell my harvest for maximum profit."

Description

This requirement involves integrating a live market pricing API that enables the Harvest Value Estimator to pull real-time data regarding crop prices during the harvest period. This will allow farmers to have up-to-date information on market trends and enables them to make well-informed decisions about selling or trading their yields. By streamlining this process, the feature can enhance financial decision-making and ultimately lead to improved economic outcomes for the farmers using the AgriVerse platform.

Acceptance Criteria

As a farmer, I want to access real-time market pricing information for my crop yields during the harvesting season so that I can make informed decisions about selling or trading my produce.

Given that the Harvest Value Estimator is open, when a farmer selects a specific crop type, then the system should display the current market price for that crop in real-time from the live pricing API.

As a farmer, I want to receive alerts for significant changes in crop prices so that I can react swiftly to market trends during the harvesting period.

Given that real-time pricing data is integrated, when there is a price fluctuation of more than 10% in the crop selected by the farmer, then an alert notification should be sent to the farmer via the AgriVerse platform.

As a farmer, I want to see historical pricing trends for my crops over the past month so that I can evaluate the market dynamics during the harvesting phase.

Given that the historical pricing data is available, when a farmer requests to view the historical prices for a specific crop, then the system should display a chart showing daily prices for the past 30 days along with average pricing information.

As a farmer using the Harvest Value Estimator, I want to ensure that the pricing API responds quickly so that I can make timely decisions during the harvest.

Given that a pricing API integration is established, when the farmer refreshes the market price information, then the system should retrieve and display the updated price within 3 seconds.

As a farmer, I want to ensure that the pricing API provides accurate data to gain reliable estimates of my crop yields' monetary value.

Given that the pricing API is integrated, when a farmer compares the estimated crop yield value based on current prices, then the value generated must be within 5% accuracy when compared against the source of the live market price feed.

As an agribusiness owner, I want to use the Harvest Value Estimator to assess the collective financial value of multiple crops so that I can manage my business effectively.

Given that multiple crop types are selected by the agribusiness, when the total estimated value is calculated in the Harvest Value Estimator, then the system should provide a combined total value reflecting current market prices for each selected crop.

User-friendly Dashboard

"As a farmer, I want to have a simple and clear dashboard that shows me the estimated value of my crops so that I can quickly assess my financial situation without confusion."

Description

This requirement focuses on developing a user-friendly dashboard within the Harvest Value Estimator that displays the estimated monetary values of various crops in an intuitive format. The dashboard should feature visual elements such as graphs and charts to represent market trends, estimated values, and yield statistics. A well-designed dashboard will enable users to easily interpret the information and make quick decisions, making the tool accessible to all users, regardless of their technological expertise.

Acceptance Criteria

User accesses the Harvest Value Estimator dashboard for the first time to evaluate potential crop yields.

Given the user is on the Harvest Value Estimator dashboard, when they access the page, then the dashboard should load within 3 seconds and display an overview of estimated crop values using intuitive visual elements like graphs and charts.

User interacts with the dashboard to filter crop estimates based on specific criteria, such as crop type and market trends.

Given the user selects a specific crop type and date range, when they apply the filter, then the dashboard should update and display the corresponding estimated monetary values accurately and in real-time within 2 seconds.

User wants to download the estimated values and trends displayed on the dashboard for offline analysis.

Given the user requests to download the crop estimates as a CSV file, when the download is initiated, then a downloadable file should be generated within 5 seconds containing all relevant data as displayed on the dashboard.

User aims to understand the change in crop values over time using the dashboard's historical data feature.

Given the user navigates to the historical data section of the dashboard, when they select a specific time frame, then the dashboard should visually represent the changes in estimated crop values with clear graphs for that selected period.

User requests help or information regarding how to interpret the data presented on the dashboard.

Given the user clicks on the help icon within the dashboard, when they access the help section, then they should see a contextual guide explaining the various visual elements, terms used, and how to make decisions based on the displayed data.

User shares the dashboard's crop estimate values with other stakeholders through a direct link or share functionality.

Given the user wants to share the dashboard view, when they click on the share button, then a unique link should be generated that, when accessed, displays the same dashboard context to other users without compromising data security.

Historical Data Analysis

"As a farmer, I want to analyze historical crop pricing data so that I can understand market trends and make better selling decisions for my harvest."

Description

This requirement entails incorporating a feature within the Harvest Value Estimator that allows users to access historical pricing data for various crops. By analyzing past market trends, farmers can gain valuable insights into pricing fluctuations, which can assist them in forecasting potential future prices. This feature can aid in better planning and decision-making regarding crop sales, which can ultimately lead to improved yields and profitability.

Acceptance Criteria

Accessing Historical Pricing Data for Crops

Given the user is on the Harvest Value Estimator page, when they select a crop and request historical pricing data, then the system should display the pricing data for at least the past five years in a clear and understandable format.

Analyzing Market Trends Through Historical Data

Given the user has accessed the historical pricing data, when they analyze the data trends for a specific crop, then the system should provide visual representations (graphs/charts) highlighting significant pricing fluctuations over the selected timeframe.

Forecasting Future Prices Using Historical Data

Given the user has reviewed historical pricing data, when they request a forecast of future prices, then the system should generate a forecast based on the historical trends, providing a set of potential price ranges for the next harvest season.

Exporting Historical Data for External Analysis

Given the user is viewing the historical pricing data, when they select the option to export this data, then the system should allow them to download the data in a commonly used format (CSV or Excel) for further analysis.

User Feedback on Historical Pricing Feature

Given the user has interacted with the historical pricing feature, when they provide feedback on its usefulness and functionality, then the system should capture and store this feedback for future improvements.

User Notification of Data Updates

Given the historical pricing data is updated regularly, when changes occur in the market data, then the system should notify users through alerts or notifications on the Harvest Value Estimator page.

Accuracy of Historical Data Display

Given the user retrieves historical pricing data, when the data is displayed, then it should match the actual market data from the recognized agricultural market databases for accuracy confirmation.

Localized Market Insights

"As a farmer, I want to receive localized market insights based on my location so that I can make better decisions reflecting the conditions specific to my area."

Description

This requirement involves tailoring the Harvest Value Estimator to provide localized market insights based on the user's geographical location. By considering regional pricing trends and demand, the tool can offer farmers specific advice on the best times and methods for selling their crops. This customization enhances the tool's relevance to individual users, ultimately leading to more informed financial decisions and greater profitability.

Acceptance Criteria

Localized Market Insights for Vegetable Farmers in California

Given a vegetable farmer located in California, when the Harvest Value Estimator is accessed, then it should display current local market prices for vegetables, including pricing trends for the last month, as well as recommendations on the optimal time to sell based on historical data.

Localized Market Insights for Fruit Farmers in Florida

Given a fruit farmer located in Florida, when the Harvest Value Estimator is accessed, then it should present local market trends specific to fruits, including average selling prices, demand forecasts, and the best platforms for selling based on regional preferences.

Comparison of Harvest Value Based on Location

Given a farmer from two different geographical locations using the Harvest Value Estimator, when they enter the same crop type, then the system should provide distinct localized market insights reflecting differences in prices and selling strategies for each location.

Real-Time Notifications for Market Changes

Given a farmer using the Harvest Value Estimator, when there is a significant market price change in their local area for a specific crop, then the system should send a real-time notification alerting the farmer to the new pricing opportunities.

User Customization of Crop Types and Location

Given a user in the Harvest Value Estimator, when they input their geographical location and select the crops they are interested in, then the system should save their preferences and tailor future insights based on this data.

Integration with Local Supply Chain Data

Given a farmer using the Harvest Value Estimator, when they request market insights, then the system should combine local supply chain data to recommend the best selling methods based on inventory levels and market demand.

Alerts for Market Changes

"As a farmer, I want to receive alerts for significant market changes so that I can act quickly to maximize the profitability of my harvest."

Description

The requirement is to implement an alert system within the Harvest Value Estimator that notifies users of significant market changes or trends relevant to their crops. This alerts system can help farmers stay updated on price volatility, potential selling opportunities, and shifts in demand. Timely notifications can empower farmers to take swift actions that could enhance their financial outcomes based on real-time information.

Acceptance Criteria

Alert notifications for significant price changes after market fluctuations.

Given the user has enabled alerts for market changes, when there is a significant price fluctuation of their monitored crops, then the user receives a notification within 5 minutes of the market change.

User subscription preferences for receiving alerts.

Given the user is in the settings menu, when the user selects preferred types of crops and price change thresholds for alerts, then the user's selections are saved and correctly reflected in the notification system.

Real-time updates reflecting market trends in the estimator tool.

Given the user accesses the Harvest Value Estimator, when the market trends change, then the estimates must update automatically, reflecting the changes within 1 minute.

Daily summary of market trends sent to users.

Given the user opts in for daily summaries, when the system compiles market data, then the user receives a daily email summary with key market changes relevant to their crops by 7 AM.

User's interaction with alert notifications.

Given the user receives a market alert notification, when the user clicks on the alert, then they should be redirected to the Harvest Value Estimator page highlighting the affected crop's market data.

Adjusting alert thresholds for market notifications.

Given the user is on the notification settings page, when the user adjusts the price change thresholds for alerts, then the alerts should reflect the new thresholds without requiring a system restart.

Feedback mechanism for alert effectiveness.

Given the user receives and interacts with market alerts, when they provide feedback on the alert's relevance, then the feedback is recorded and accessible for future analysis by the development team.

Mobile Compatibility

"As a farmer, I want to access the Harvest Value Estimator from my mobile device so that I can monitor my crop's market value while working on my farm."

Description

This requirement focuses on ensuring that the Harvest Value Estimator is fully compatible with mobile devices, allowing farmers to access and utilize the tool on-the-go. By providing a mobile-friendly version of the estimator, users can check their estimated crop values, receive alerts, and analyze market trends from anywhere. This flexibility can enhance usability and ensure that farmers can make timely decisions regardless of their location.

Acceptance Criteria

Mobile farmers access the Harvest Value Estimator while out in the field, needing to quickly check the current market value of their crops before deciding whether to sell or store them.

Given the user is using a mobile device, when they navigate to the Harvest Value Estimator feature, then the interface should display the current crop values based on real-time market data without any lag time exceeding 2 seconds.

A farmer receives a real-time alert on their mobile device regarding a significant market price change for a crop they plan to harvest.

Given the user has enabled notifications, when there is a price change for their crops, then they should receive an alert via push notification within 1 minute of the market data update.

Farmers need to analyze market trends over time while using the Harvest Value Estimator on their mobile devices to help with long-term decision-making.

Given the user accesses the Historical Market Data section, when they select a crop, then they should be able to view a graphical representation of market trends for the past 6 months on their mobile device.

Farmers working in low-connectivity regions need to access estimated crop values without fully relying on internet access.

Given the user is in a low connectivity area, when they open the Harvest Value Estimator, then they should have the last known crop value data available offline and be notified of the last successful update time.

Farmers should be able to easily input different variables (like crop type, quantity, etc.) to get accurate estimates for their specific circumstances on a mobile platform.

Given the user is using the mobile Harvest Value Estimator, when they input their crop details and submit, then the application shall display an accurate estimated value tailored to their inputs within 3 seconds.

Users should be able to switch between different devices smoothly while using the Harvest Value Estimator without losing their session or data input.

Given the user is logged into the Harvest Value Estimator on their mobile device, when they switch to another device (e.g., tablet or desktop), then their session and any unsaved input should be retained seamlessly.

Crop Trading Dashboard

The Crop Trading Dashboard is an intuitive interface that displays current market trends, demand for various crops, and available trading opportunities. This feature enhances user experience by providing essential data at a glance, enabling farmers to make strategic trading decisions.

Requirements

Real-time Market Data Integration

"As a farmer, I want to see real-time market prices for crops so that I can make informed trading decisions that maximize my profits."

Description

This requirement involves the integration of real-time market data feeds into the Crop Trading Dashboard, allowing users to view current prices, supply levels, and demand metrics for various crops. By providing accurate and timely information, this feature enables farmers to make informed trading decisions based on up-to-the-minute data. Integration will support multiple data sources, ensuring comprehensive coverage of market dynamics and trends. This functionality is crucial as it enhances the credibility and efficiency of trading operations within the dashboard, ultimately leading to better profitability for users.

Acceptance Criteria

Accessing Real-Time Market Data for Crop Trading Decisions

Given that a user is logged into the Crop Trading Dashboard, when the user navigates to the market data section, then the dashboard displays real-time prices, supply levels, and demand metrics for at least 10 different crops without any delay.

Integration of Multiple Real-Time Data Sources

Given that multiple data sources have been integrated, when the user views market data, then the prices, supply levels, and demand metrics shown on the dashboard accurately reflect the data from all integrated sources, with no discrepancies greater than 2%.

User Notifications for Significant Market Changes

Given that the real-time market data is being monitored, when a significant change (greater than 10%) in the price of any crop occurs, then the user receives an alert notification through the dashboard and an optional email as configured in their user settings.

Data Refresh Frequency on the Dashboard

Given that the user is viewing the Crop Trading Dashboard, when the dashboard loads, then the real-time market data is refreshed at intervals not exceeding 5 minutes, ensuring that users have the most current information.

Display of Historical Price Trends on Demand

Given that a user selects a specific crop from the market data section, when the user requests to view historical price trends, then the dashboard displays at least 6 months of price trend data in a graphical format that is easy to understand.

User Feedback Mechanism for Market Data Accuracy

Given the real-time market data feature, when a user identifies a discrepancy in the data displayed, then the user can submit feedback via a dedicated feedback form, and the submitted feedback is logged and tracked for resolution.

User-friendly Visualization Tools

"As a trader, I want to use visual tools to analyze market trends so that I can quickly identify profitable trading opportunities."

Description

This requirement focuses on providing users with intuitive visualization tools to represent market trends and trading opportunities effectively within the Crop Trading Dashboard. These tools will include charts, graphs, and heat maps that depict price fluctuations, demand trends, and historical data. The goal is to enhance user experience by making data easily digestible and actionable. Users can quickly identify patterns, which aids in strategic planning and decision-making. This feature is essential as it directly influences the user’s ability to interpret data and act accordingly, ensuring they stay competitive in the market.

Acceptance Criteria

As a farmer, I want to view real-time market trends on the Crop Trading Dashboard so that I can make informed decisions about when to sell my crops.

Given I am on the Crop Trading Dashboard, when I access the market trends section, then I should see a live chart displaying price fluctuations for the past 30 days with accurate data points.

As a farmer, I want to visualize demand trends for specific crops over time so that I can estimate potential sales and adjust my planting accordingly.

Given I select a specific crop on the dashboard, when I view the demand trends graph, then it should display a clear line graph indicating demand fluctuations over the last year with monthly intervals.

As a trader, I want to utilize heat maps to quickly assess where my trading opportunities lie so that I can prioritize my efforts.

Given I open the trading opportunities section, when I view the heat map, then it should highlight regions with high demand and supply in contrasting colors, making it visually easy to identify key areas for trading.

As an agribusiness owner, I want to compare historical trading data with current trends to assess market shifts and impacts on my business.

Given I navigate to the historical data comparison tool, when I select my parameters, then I should see a comprehensive bar graph comparing historical prices and current market trends side by side.

As a user, I want to customize the visualization settings on the Crop Trading Dashboard so that I can tailor the views to my preferences and enhance my analytical capabilities.

Given I access the settings menu, when I change my visualization preferences (e.g., chart type, color scheme), then the dashboard should immediately reflect my selected preferences without needing to refresh the page.

As a farmer, I want to receive alerts on significant market changes through the Crop Trading Dashboard so that I can react promptly to capitalize on trading opportunities.

Given I set my trading preferences, when a market change occurs that exceeds my defined thresholds, then I should receive a real-time notification on the dashboard indicating the change and its relevance.

Custom Alert Notifications

"As a farmer, I want to receive notifications about market changes so that I can act quickly on trading opportunities."

Description

This requirement entails implementing customizable alert notifications within the Crop Trading Dashboard. Users will be able to set up alerts for specific market conditions, such as price thresholds or sudden market changes. The alerts will be delivered via email or push notifications, ensuring users receive timely updates. This feature empowers farmers and traders to stay aware of critical market changes without constantly monitoring the dashboard, enhancing responsiveness and facilitating prompt trading actions. It is essential for helping users capitalize on transient market opportunities and mitigate potential losses.

Acceptance Criteria

User sets up a custom alert for significant price drops in wheat commodities.

Given the user is logged into the Crop Trading Dashboard, when they set up an alert for wheat prices below $5 per bushel, then the alert should be saved and a confirmation message displayed.

User receives an alert notification when the market price of corn rises above a specified threshold.

Given the user has set an alert for corn prices exceeding $3.50 per bushel, when the market price crosses this threshold, then the user should receive a push notification and/or an email alert.

User modifies an existing alert for soybean prices.

Given the user wants to update an existing alert for soybean prices from $10 to $9.50 per bushel, when the user edits the alert and saves the changes, then the alert should reflect the updated price and a confirmation message should be displayed.

User attempts to set an alert for invalid market conditions.

Given the user is in the process of setting an alert, when the user enters a negative price for any crop, then the system should display an error message indicating that the price must be a positive value.

User checks alert history for previous notifications.

Given the user has set multiple alerts in the past, when the user navigates to the alert history section, then they should be able to view a list of all past alerts received, including timestamps and conditions met.

User deletes an existing alert from their dashboard.

Given the user has an active alert for rice prices, when the user selects the option to delete the alert and confirms the action, then the alert should be removed from their dashboard and a success message should be displayed.

User receives no alerts when market conditions do not meet set thresholds.

Given the user has an alert for carrot prices at $2.00 and the price remains below this threshold, when the price does not reach $2.00 during the designated time frame, then the user should not receive any notification during that period.

Trading History Archive

"As a trader, I want to review my past trading history so that I can learn from my previous decisions and improve my future trades."

Description

This requirement involves the creation of a comprehensive archive feature that allows users to access their trading history within the Crop Trading Dashboard. Users will be able to review past trading performance, analyze historical trading decisions, and gain insights into market behavior. This functionality is fundamental for traders to improve their strategies based on past successes and failures. By analyzing their history, farmers can refine their approaches to trading and make data-driven decisions that enhance their overall profitability. The archive should be easily accessible and filterable by date, crop type, and trade outcome.

Acceptance Criteria

User accesses the Crop Trading Dashboard and selects the Trading History Archive feature to review previous trades.

Given the user is logged into the Crop Trading Dashboard, when they click on the Trading History Archive feature, then they should be presented with a list of all past trades arranged in chronological order.

User applies filters to the Trading History Archive to view trades of specific crops within a selected date range.

Given the user is viewing the Trading History Archive, when they select a crop type and set a date range, then the dashboard should display only the trades that match the selected criteria.

User reviews the details of a selected trade from the Trading History Archive to analyze performance.

Given the user is viewing their trading history, when they click on a specific trade entry, then they should see a detailed view that includes trade date, crop type, quantity traded, trade outcome, and market conditions at the time of the trade.

User attempts to access the Trading History Archive without being logged in.

Given a user is not logged into the Crop Trading Dashboard, when they attempt to access the Trading History Archive, then they should be redirected to the login page with a message indicating that login is required.

User needs to download their trading history for offline analysis.

Given the user is viewing the Trading History Archive, when they click on the 'Download' button, then they should receive a CSV file containing the complete trading history including all displayed filters.

User wants to gauge performance trends over a timeframe by visualizing their trading history data.

Given the user is in the Trading History Archive, when they apply a filter for a specific date range, then they should see a graphical representation of their trading performance trends, such as profit and loss over that period.

Multi-language Support

"As an international trader, I want to use the dashboard in my native language so that I can understand all the features and data without confusion."

Description

This requirement centers around providing multi-language support for the Crop Trading Dashboard, catering to a diverse user base. The feature will enable users to switch the interface language to their preferred choice, enhancing accessibility and usability. By localizing the content, users from various regions can comfortably interact with the platform, ensuring they understand market data and trading opportunities without language barriers. This capability is important for expanding AgriVerse's reach and ensuring inclusivity, ultimately fostering a widespread user adoption.

Acceptance Criteria

User switches the dashboard language to Spanish for the first time after logging in to the AgriVerse platform.

Given the user is logged in and on the Crop Trading Dashboard, when the user selects 'Spanish' from the language options, then the interface should display all text in Spanish without any untranslated content.

A user familiar with French attempts to navigate the Crop Trading Dashboard using the French language option.

Given the user has selected 'French' as their preferred language, when the user accesses the dashboard, then all sections, including market trends and trading opportunities, must be accurately translated into French.

A multi-language user tests the Crop Trading Dashboard by switching from English to German while viewing market data.

Given the user is viewing market data in English, when the user switches the language to 'German', then the user should see all market data and controls refreshing to German within 3 seconds without a page reload.

A new user from Brazil accesses the Crop Trading Dashboard for the first time and selects Portuguese as their language preference.

Given the new user selects Portuguese during their first login, when they enter the Crop Trading Dashboard, then all content must be displayed in Portuguese, ensuring clarity and ease of understanding.

An existing user checks if the dashboard supports switching between multiple languages during usage.

Given the user is on the Crop Trading Dashboard in English, when the user switches between various languages (e.g., English, Spanish, French), then the user should be able to switch back and forth seamlessly without any data loss or distortion in the interface.

A user with limited technical skills is trying to change the language setting on the Crop Trading Dashboard.

Given the user is navigating the dashboard, when they attempt to locate and use the language selection feature, then they should find it intuitive and understand how to change the language within 2 minutes without any external assistance.

Validation of help text and error messages in multiple languages on the Crop Trading Dashboard.

Given a user encounters an error on the dashboard, when the system displays an error message, then the message must be shown in the user’s selected language (e.g., Spanish or German) and be easily understandable within 5 seconds of occurrence.

Sustainable Trade Incentives

This feature rewards users with trade credits or discounts for adhering to sustainable farming practices. By incentivizing eco-friendly methods, farmers can enhance their trade potential while contributing positively to the environment, fostering a sustainable agricultural community.

Requirements

Trade Credit Calculation

"As a farmer, I want to receive trade credits for practicing sustainable farming so that I can enhance my income while contributing to environmental conservation."

Description

Implement a robust system for calculating trade credits based on sustainable farming practices. This system will analyze user-reported data on eco-friendly methods and automatically quantify the trade credits earned. The feature should integrate seamlessly with the existing trading platform, ensuring transparency and accuracy in credit allocation. This functionality will encourage farmers to adhere to sustainable practices by providing them with tangible benefits, thus promoting sustainability in agriculture.

Acceptance Criteria

Trade Credit Calculation for Reported Eco-Friendly Practices

Given a user reports their sustainable farming practices in the platform, when the data is received, then the system should accurately calculate and display the trade credits earned based on predefined eco-friendly criteria.

Integration of Trade Credit System with Trading Platform

Given the trade credit calculation system has been implemented, when a user navigates to the trading platform, then the trade credits should be reflected in the user's account balance in real-time without discrepancies.

User Notification of Earned Trade Credits

Given a user has earned trade credits, when the credits are calculated, then the user should receive an immediate notification detailing the amount of credits earned and how they can be used in future transactions.

Validation of Eco-Friendly Practices Data

Given a user submits data on their eco-friendly practices, when the data is processed, then the system should validate the authenticity of the reported practices against a set of established criteria and reject non-compliant submissions.

Reporting Historical Trade Credit Accumulation

Given a user has been using the platform for multiple farming seasons, when they request a report, then the system should generate a comprehensive history of trade credits earned, including detailed records of each reported sustainable practice.

Eco-Friendly Practices Database

"As a farmer, I want to reference a database of sustainable farming practices so that I can ensure my methods comply with eco-friendly standards and maximize my trade credits."

Description

Develop a comprehensive database of defined sustainable farming practices that will serve as a reference for users. This database should include best practices, guidelines, and case studies on eco-friendly farming methods. It should be regularly updated to include new research findings and user contributions, allowing for a community-driven approach. This ensures that farmers have access to the latest information and can implement effective sustainable practices.

Acceptance Criteria

Users can access the Eco-Friendly Practices Database from their dashboard within the AgriVerse platform.

Given the user is logged into AgriVerse, when they navigate to the Eco-Friendly Practices Database section, then they should see a list of sustainable farming practices with search and filter options available.

Users can submit new eco-friendly practices to the database for community review.

Given the user is on the Eco-Friendly Practices Database page, when they fill out the 'Submit a Practice' form with valid information and click submit, then the user should receive a confirmation message indicating their practice is under review.

The Eco-Friendly Practices Database includes up-to-date information reflecting recent research findings and user contributions.

Given the administrator accesses the Eco-Friendly Practices Database, when they view the last updated date for each practice, then all entries should reflect updates made within the last 6 months for accuracy and relevance.

Users can view detailed case studies related to sustainable farming practices listed in the database.

Given the user selects a specific eco-friendly practice, when they click on 'View Case Study', then they should see a detailed case study with real-world examples, outcomes, and metrics on the effectiveness of the practice.

Users can rate and comment on practices within the Eco-Friendly Practices Database.

Given a user has accessed a practice's details page, when they enter a rating from 1 to 5 and write a comment, then this feedback should be saved and displayed on the practice's page for other users to see.

Users can access the Eco-Friendly Practices Database on mobile devices seamlessly.

Given the user accesses AgriVerse via a mobile device, when they navigate to the Eco-Friendly Practices Database, then the interface should be responsive and all functionalities should be fully accessible without errors.

The Eco-Friendly Practices Database should highlight practices that have been endorsed by certified agricultural organizations.

Given a user is browsing the database, when they filter for 'Endorsed Practices', then only practices that have been certified by recognized agricultural organizations should be displayed clearly marked as endorsed.

User Dashboard for Trade Incentives

"As a farmer, I want to view my trade credits and sustainable practices on a dashboard so that I can manage my benefits and understand how my efforts contribute to sustainability."

Description

Create a user-friendly dashboard that provides farmers with an overview of their sustainable practices, earned trade credits, and available discounts. The dashboard should allow users to track their progress over time, visualize their contributions to sustainability, and redeem their trade credits easily. This functionality will enhance user engagement and allow farmers to see the direct impact of their eco-friendly efforts on their trading potential.

Acceptance Criteria

User views their dashboard upon logging into AgriVerse for the first time.

Given the user has logged into the platform for the first time, when they navigate to the Trade Incentives dashboard, then they should see a welcome message, a summary of sustainable practices, and an overview of earned trade credits and available discounts.

User updates their sustainable practices data through the dashboard.

Given the user has updated their sustainable practices in the dashboard, when they save the changes, then the dashboard should reflect the updated data within 5 seconds and recalibrate the trade credits accordingly.

User attempts to redeem trade credits on the dashboard.

Given the user has sufficient trade credits available, when they select the redeem option, then they should receive a confirmation message and the trade credits should be deducted from their balance immediately after the redemption.

User wants to track their progress in sustainable practices over the last year.

Given the user accesses the dashboard, when they view the tracking section, then they should see a graphical representation of their sustainable practices progress over the past 12 months, along with specific metrics such as total trade credits earned and discounts redeemed.

User wants to receive alerts about their sustainable practices and trade credit status.

Given the user has opted in for alerts, when new sustainable practice achievements are recorded or when trade credits are nearing expiration, then the user should receive a notification on the dashboard within 24 hours of the event.

User explores available discounts based on their sustainable practices.

Given the user has accessed the discounts section of their dashboard, when they filter discounts based on their earned trade credits, then they should see a relevant list of available discounts that match their eligibility criteria.

User finds help resources related to sustainable practices and trade credits.

Given the user is on the dashboard, when they click on the help section, then they should see a list of educational resources, FAQs, and contact options for assistance related to sustainable practices and trade incentives.

Automated Reporting for Compliance

"As a farmer, I want to automatically generate reports on my sustainable practices so that I can comply with regulatory requirements without manual tracking."

Description

Implement an automated reporting tool that allows farmers to generate reports on their sustainable farming activities for regulatory compliance or internal assessment. This tool would simplify the documentation process, making it easier for users to demonstrate their adherence to eco-friendly standards and access potential funding or support programs. The feature should integrate with existing reporting frameworks to ensure alignment with industry standards.

Acceptance Criteria

Farmers utilize the automated reporting tool during a regular compliance audit to generate documentation of their sustainable farming practices.

Given a user is logged into AgriVerse, when they select the 'Generate Compliance Report' option, then the system should compile a report detailing all relevant sustainable practices within the specified time frame.

A farmer prepares for an upcoming funding application that requires proof of sustainable farming practices and needs to access the automated reporting tool.

Given a user has completed sustainable farming activities, when they choose to generate a report, then the report should include all necessary metrics such as water usage, waste management, and pesticide application rates according to the predefined standards.

A regulatory body reviews submitted compliance reports to ensure farmers are following eco-friendly standards set by legislation.

Given the compliance report has been generated, when it is submitted to the regulatory body, then it should meet all formatting requirements and include mandatory information as per industry standards to be considered valid.

Farmers track their progress in meeting sustainability goals and need to evaluate their past activities automatically.

Given the user selects a date range in the reporting tool, when they generate the report, then the system should display historical data related to sustainable practices and highlight areas for improvement based on compliance metrics.

Farmers need to share their compliance reports with potential buyers who prioritize sustainable sourcing.

Given a compliance report has been generated, when the user opts to export the report, then the system should provide options to download the report in multiple formats such as PDF, CSV, or Excel.

The platform needs to ensure that the reporting tool remains up-to-date with changes in sustainability regulations.

Given that an update is released regarding sustainability standards, when the reporting tool processes a report, then it should automatically reference the most recent regulations to ensure compliance accuracy.

Farmers are alerted to any discrepancies or incomplete information in their generated compliance reports before submission.

Given a user generates a compliance report, when the report is produced, then there should be a validation check to notify the user of any missing required fields or inconsistencies in their data.

Community Recognition Program

"As a farmer, I want to be recognized for my sustainable practices within the community so that I feel motivated and encourage others to adopt eco-friendly methods."

Description

Establish a community recognition program that highlights farmers who excel in sustainable practices. This program would include rewards, badges, and public recognition within the AgriVerse platform. By showcasing exceptional contributions, the program will foster a sense of community and motivate others to improve their practices. This feature will not only incentivize sustainable methods but also create a collaborative environment among users.

Acceptance Criteria

Farmers submit their sustainable practices for community recognition through the AgriVerse platform.

Given a farmer has completed sustainable farming activities, when they submit their information for recognition, then the submission should be successfully received and acknowledged by the system with a confirmation message.

Community members can view the recognition list of farmers excelling in sustainable practices.

Given the community recognition program is established, when users access the recognition section of the AgriVerse platform, then they should see a list of recognized farmers along with their awarded badges and remarks on their sustainable practices.

Farmers receive badges for their contributions to sustainable practices.

Given a farmer is recognized for their sustainable practices, when the award of the badge occurs, then the badge should be visible on their profile and included in the public recognition section.

The program disseminates information about the benefits of sustainable practices to encourage participation.

Given the existence of the community recognition program, when users access information regarding the benefits of joining the program, then they should be able to view clear and informative content that explains the rewards and recognition process.

Farmers are notified of their recognition status and rewards through the platform.

Given a farmer’s submission for recognition is approved, when the notification process is triggered, then the farmer should receive an automated message detailing their recognition and associated rewards on the AgriVerse platform.

The program tracks and displays metrics to measure the impact of sustainable farming practices within the community.

Given that the community recognition program is operational, when users review community metrics, then they should see measurable data that shows the increase in sustainable farming practices and the number of farmers recognized.

Users can provide feedback on the community recognition program to facilitate improvements.

Given that the community recognition program is live, when users submit feedback, then their feedback should be collected and stored in the system for analysis and improving the program functionalities.

Smart Transaction Tracker

The Smart Transaction Tracker allows users to monitor their trades and payments in real-time. This feature enhances transparency and trust by providing detailed transaction history, including confirmations and payment statuses, ensuring users always know the whereabouts and status of their trades.

Requirements

Real-Time Transaction Monitoring

"As a farmer, I want to monitor my trades and payments in real-time so that I can have continuous visibility over my financial transactions and react promptly to any issues."

Description

The Real-Time Transaction Monitoring requirement ensures that users can track their transactions as they occur, providing up-to-the-minute updates on trade statuses and payment confirmations. This requirement enhances user confidence and satisfaction by enabling immediate access to transaction information. It should integrate seamlessly with existing AgriVerse tools, allowing users to view relevant updates without navigating away from their main dashboard. The functionality includes notifications for completed, pending, or failed transactions, thereby empowering users to act swiftly based on their financial activities.

Acceptance Criteria

User accesses the Smart Transaction Tracker feature from the main AgriVerse dashboard to monitor their trades and payments in real-time.

Given the user is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when they navigate to the Smart Transaction Tracker section, then they should see a list of all transactions with real-time updates on their statuses (completed, pending, or failed).

User receives a notification for a completed transaction while using the mobile version of the AgriVerse platform.

Given the user has enabled notifications for the Smart Transaction Tracker, when a transaction is completed, then the user should receive an instant push notification with transaction details including amount, status, and timestamp.

User filters transaction history by date range to view transactions made in the last week.

Given the user is in the Smart Transaction Tracker, when they apply a date range filter for the last week, then the displayed transaction history should only include transactions that occurred within that time frame.

User tries to access transaction information when offline (without internet connection).

Given the user is offline, when they attempt to access the Smart Transaction Tracker, then they should see a message that informs them they need to be online to view real-time transaction data.

User opens the transaction history to examine the details of a failed transaction.

Given the user has a failed transaction in their history, when they click on that transaction, then they should see detailed information including the reason for failure and suggested next actions or troubleshooting steps.

Detailed Transaction History

"As a user, I want to access a detailed history of my transactions so that I can review my trading performance and track any discrepancies in payments."

Description

The Detailed Transaction History requirement will keep a comprehensive record of all user transactions within the system. This feature provides users with access to a detailed log of previous trades, including timestamps, amounts, payment methods, and transaction statuses. This functionality not only aids in personal accountability and budgeting but also serves as a critical resource during audits or disputes, ultimately fostering trust within the platform. The requirement must allow users to filter and search through the transaction logs for efficiency.

Acceptance Criteria

User accesses the Detailed Transaction History feature to review past trades and analyze their financial performance over a selected time period.

Given a user is logged into their AgriVerse account, When they navigate to the Detailed Transaction History section, Then they should see a complete list of all past transactions, including timestamps, amounts, payment methods, and current statuses.

User uses filtering options to locate specific transactions within their Detailed Transaction History.

Given a user is viewing their Detailed Transaction History, When they apply a filter for a specific date range or payment method, Then the list of transactions should update to only display those that match the applied filter criteria.

User searches for a transaction using the search functionality within the Detailed Transaction History.

Given a user is viewing their Detailed Transaction History, When they enter a search term related to a past transaction (e.g., an amount or seller name), Then the system should provide a filtered list of transactions that include the search term.

A user wants to verify the details of a recent transaction during an audit or dispute.

Given a user has accessed their Detailed Transaction History, When they select a specific transaction from the list, Then all details, including the date, amount, payment method, and status, should be displayed in an easily readable format.

A user expects to download their Detailed Transaction History for offline viewing or record-keeping.

Given a user is viewing their Detailed Transaction History, When they choose to download the transaction log, Then a correctly formatted file should be generated and made available for download, containing the full list of transactions for the selected time period.

Users should be notified of any updates or changes to transaction statuses in their Detailed Transaction History.

Given a user's transaction status has changed (e.g., from pending to completed), When the change occurs, Then the user should receive a notification in their account and potentially via email informing them of this update.

A user wishes to view transactions related to a specific supplier or buyer for better relationship management.

Given a user is accessing their Detailed Transaction History, When they select to filter transactions by a specific supplier or buyer, Then the system should only display transactions involving that selected supplier or buyer, including full details.

User Notification System

"As a trader, I want to receive notifications about my transaction statuses so that I can stay informed and take action as needed without constantly checking the platform."

Description

The User Notification System requirement involves creating an alert mechanism that informs users of significant changes or updates to their transactions. This includes alerts for payment confirmations, rate changes, and transaction failures. By utilizing various channels such as email and in-app notifications, this requirement ensures that users receive timely information that enables them to manage their transactions proactively. This integration with other AgriVerse features is vital for maintaining a seamless user experience.

Acceptance Criteria

User receives a notification of a successful payment for their transaction via email.

Given the user initiates a payment, when the payment is confirmed, then the user receives an email notification within 5 minutes of payment confirmation.

User receives an in-app alert for a significant rate change affecting their pending transactions.

Given there is a rate change impacting the user's transaction, when the change occurs, then the user receives an in-app notification within 10 minutes of the update.

User is notified about a transaction failure via text message.

Given a transaction fails, when the failure is confirmed, then the user receives a text message alerting them of the failure within 3 minutes of confirmation.

User accesses their transaction history and views detailed status updates.

Given the user navigates to the transaction history page, when viewing the transaction details, then the user can see payment status, confirmation timestamps, and any alerts related to the transaction.

User receives a reminder email for upcoming payment due dates.

Given the user has a payment due in 3 days, when the date is reached, then the user receives a reminder email 2 days before the due date.

User can customize their notification preferences for different alerts.

Given the user accesses the notification settings, when they customize their alert preferences, then the system should save their preferences and apply them to future notifications without error.

User is informed of upcoming maintenance that may affect transaction processing.

Given scheduled maintenance is upcoming, when the maintenance schedule is confirmed, then all users should receive an in-app notification and an email alerting them at least 24 hours in advance.

User Access Control for Transaction Data

"As a finance manager, I want to have secure access to transaction data so that I can review trades without compromising sensitive information."

Description

The User Access Control for Transaction Data requirement ensures that sensitive transaction information is accessible only to authorized users. This requirement involves defining user roles and permissions, allowing only specific users (such as managers or financial analysts) to view detailed transaction data. By implementing this control, AgriVerse reinforces data security and maintains confidentiality, which is crucial in building user trust within the platform. This must be integrated with the existing user management system to streamline role assignments.

Acceptance Criteria

User with Manager role tries to access transaction data.

Given a user with the Manager role, when they log into AgriVerse, then they should be able to view detailed transaction data without any access errors.

User with Analyst role attempts to view transaction details.

Given a user with the Analyst role, when they access the Smart Transaction Tracker, then they should see all transactions related to their assigned projects and no others.

Unauthorized user attempts to access transaction data.

Given a user without authorized access, when they attempt to access transaction details, then they should receive an error message indicating insufficient permissions.

System administrator assigns user roles in the user management system.

Given an administrator in AgriVerse, when they assign a Manager role to a user, then that user should have the correct access permissions to view transaction data immediately.

User role changes and their access permissions are updated.

Given a user who has their role changed from 'User' to 'Manager', when they log in again, then they should see the updated access to detailed transaction data.

Audit trail for user access to transaction data.

Given the system tracks user access, when a user views transaction data, then an entry should be created in the audit log indicating who accessed the data and when.

Handling session time-outs for access to transaction data.

Given a user is logged into AgriVerse and after 30 minutes of inactivity, when they try to view transaction data again, then they should be prompted to log in again to verify their identity.

Mobile-Friendly Interface for Transaction Access

"As a mobile user, I want to access my transaction information on my smartphone so that I can manage my trades while working in the field."

Description

The Mobile-Friendly Interface for Transaction Access requirement focuses on ensuring that users can access and monitor their transaction data via mobile devices seamlessly. This involves optimizing the user interface and experience for smartphones and tablets, making it easy for users to track their trades on the go. The implementation of responsive design principles will enhance user engagement and accessibility, catering to the needs of modern farmers who may not always be at their desks.

Acceptance Criteria

Accessing Transaction Data on a Mobile Device during Field Work

Given that the user is logged into their AgriVerse account on a mobile device, when they navigate to the Smart Transaction Tracker feature, then they should be able to view their transaction history and payment statuses without layout issues or excessive scrolling.

Real-Time Notifications for Transaction Updates on Mobile

Given that a user has enabled notifications on their mobile app, when a transaction status changes (e.g., completed, pending, or failed), then the user should receive a push notification with the relevant update immediately.

Optimized User Experience on Various Mobile Devices

Given that the user accesses the Smart Transaction Tracker on different mobile devices (iOS, Android, tablets), when they view the interface, then the design should adjust responsively, displaying all elements clearly and correctly without any loss of functionality.

Offline Access to Recent Transaction Data

Given that the user is in an area with poor internet connectivity, when they open the Smart Transaction Tracker feature, then they should be able to access their three most recent transactions without requiring an internet connection.

Intuitive Navigation for Quick Transaction Lookup

Given that the user is using the mobile interface, when they attempt to find a specific transaction using the search function, then they should be able to successfully locate the transaction by entering keywords or dates in less than three taps or clicks.

Accessibility Features for Diverse Users

Given that the user has visual impairments, when they utilize the mobile platform, then they should be able to navigate the Smart Transaction Tracker using screen readers and easily adjust text sizing for readability.

Security Measures for Sensitive Transaction Data

Given that the user has accessed the Smart Transaction Tracker on their mobile device, when they attempt to view sensitive transaction details, then they should be prompted to enter a password or use biometric authentication to ensure data security.

Analytics Dashboard for Transaction Insights

"As a trader, I want to visualize my transaction data in an analytics dashboard so that I can identify trends and optimize my trading strategies accordingly."

Description

The Analytics Dashboard for Transaction Insights requirement introduces a data visualization tool that allows users to analyze their transaction data. This dashboard will provide graphical representations of trading patterns, payment trends, and performance metrics, allowing users to make informed decisions. The implementation of this requirement aims to transform raw transaction data into actionable insights, supporting farmers and traders in optimizing their trading strategies based on historical performance.

Acceptance Criteria

User accesses the Analytics Dashboard for Transaction Insights to view their transaction data after a month of trading activity.

Given a user with completed transactions, When they log into the AgriVerse platform and navigate to the Analytics Dashboard, Then the dashboard displays a graphical representation of their trading patterns and transaction history for the past month.

User generates a report from the Analytics Dashboard for specific date ranges to analyze payment trends.

Given a user on the Analytics Dashboard, When they select a date range and click 'Generate Report', Then the system generates and displays a report showing payment trends within the specified period in a downloadable format.

User utilizes the Analytics Dashboard to compare performance metrics against previous trading periods.

Given a user has historical transaction data, When they select the 'Compare with Previous Period' option, Then the dashboard presents a comparative analysis of performance metrics in an easy-to-read format.

User seeks detailed insights into certain trades through the Analytics Dashboard.

Given a user interacting with the Analytics Dashboard, When they click on individual transactions, Then the system outlines detailed insights such as timestamps, amounts, and statuses for each selected trade.

User checks the impact of seasonal changes on their trading behavior using the Analytics Dashboard.

Given a user with access to seasonal data, When they review the Analytics Dashboard, Then they can view visualizations that correlate their transaction data with seasonal changes over the past year.

User receives alerts for unusual transaction activities via the Analytics Dashboard.

Given the Analytics Dashboard is monitoring transactions, When unusual activity is detected, Then the user receives an alert notification on the dashboard with relevant details about the activities.

User integrates external trading data to enhance the Analytics Dashboard insights.

Given a user wants to visualize external trading data, When they upload an external dataset to the Analytics Dashboard, Then the system incorporates this data and displays it alongside internal transaction insights.

Crop Currency Wallet

The Crop Currency Wallet is a secure digital wallet that enables users to store, manage, and transfer their crop currency. This feature simplifies transactions and enhances user convenience by allowing seamless payments and trades directly through the AgriVerse platform.

Requirements

Secure User Authentication

"As a farmer, I want to securely log into my Crop Currency Wallet so that I can safely manage my finances without worrying about unauthorized access."

Description

The Secure User Authentication requirement ensures that all users accessing the Crop Currency Wallet feature undergo a rigorous authentication process. This includes multi-factor authentication (MFA) measures to verify identities, ensuring maximum security for users' financial transactions and data. By enhancing security protocols, this requirement aims to protect users from potential fraud and cyber threats while maintaining a seamless user experience during login and transaction processes.

Acceptance Criteria

User initiates a login to the Crop Currency Wallet feature to make a transaction after having registered on the AgriVerse platform.

Given a registered user attempts to log in, when they enter their username and password, then they should receive a prompt for a multifactor authentication code.

User receives a multifactor authentication code through their registered email or mobile device after successful entry of their login credentials.

Given the user has completed the initial login phase, when they enter the MFA code sent to their registered email or mobile, then they should be granted access to the Crop Currency Wallet.

User forgets their password and wants to reset it before logging into the Crop Currency Wallet.

Given a user clicks on the 'Forgot Password' link, when they enter their registered email, then they should receive an email with instructions for setting a new password within 5 minutes.

User is logged into the Crop Currency Wallet and wants to conduct a transaction using their stored crop currency.

Given a user is logged in and has sufficient crop currency, when they select an amount to transfer and confirm the transaction, then the transaction should be processed successfully and a confirmation notification should be displayed.

User attempts to log into the Crop Currency Wallet with incorrect credentials.

Given a user enters an incorrect username or password, when the login attempt fails, then a message should be displayed indicating that the username or password is incorrect, without disclosing which one is wrong.

User's session expires while using the Crop Currency Wallet due to inactivity.

Given a user is logged into the Crop Currency Wallet, when 15 minutes of inactivity elapses, then the user should be logged out automatically and prompted to log in again to ensure security.

User enables and configures multifactor authentication settings for added security on their account.

Given a logged-in user navigates to the security settings, when they opt to enable multifactor authentication and choose their preferred method (email or SMS), then the selected method should be activated for future logins and the user should receive a confirmation message.

Real-time Transaction Processing

"As an agribusiness owner, I want to complete transactions in real-time so that I can take advantage of immediate trading opportunities without delays."

Description

The Real-time Transaction Processing requirement allows users to initiate and complete transactions instantaneously within the Crop Currency Wallet. This includes deposits, withdrawals, and transfers of crop currency. The system must provide immediate feedback on transaction success or failure, improving user satisfaction and trust in the platform. Efficient real-time processing enhances operational efficiency and ensures users can quickly respond to market opportunities.

Acceptance Criteria

User initiates a deposit of crop currency into their Crop Currency Wallet through the AgriVerse platform.

Given the user has logged into their account, when they select the deposit option and enter the amount, then the transaction should be processed instantly, and the wallet balance should reflect the new total.

User initiates a withdrawal of crop currency from their Crop Currency Wallet to their bank account.

Given the user has sufficient balance, when they select the withdrawal option and specify the amount, then the transaction should be processed immediately, and the wallet balance updated accordingly.

User transfers crop currency to another user within the AgriVerse platform.

Given the user selects a recipient and enters an amount to transfer, when the transfer is initiated, then the recipient should receive the funds, and both users should see updated balances in real-time.

System provides feedback to the user after initiating a transaction within the Crop Currency Wallet.

Given the user has initiated a transaction, when the transaction processing is complete, then the system should display a success or failure message promptly, along with transaction details.

User wants to cancel a transaction before it is completed.

Given the user has initiated a transaction but has not yet received confirmation, when they select the cancel transaction option, then the transaction should be halted and no changes made to their wallet balance.

System handles a transaction failure due to insufficient funds in the Crop Currency Wallet.

Given the user attempts to initiate a withdrawal or transfer with insufficient funds, when the transaction is processed, then the system should display an error message indicating insufficient funds and prevent the transaction from completing.

Transaction History and Reporting

"As a user, I want to access my transaction history so that I can review my financial activities and manage my crop earnings effectively."

Description

The Transaction History and Reporting requirement involves providing users with access to a comprehensive view of all past transactions conducted through the Crop Currency Wallet. This feature must include filterable options such as date range, transaction type, and amounts. By enabling users to view detailed reports and download them for external use, this requirement supports financial planning, tax reporting, and transparency in financial management.

Acceptance Criteria

User accesses the Crop Currency Wallet and navigates to the Transaction History section to view all previous transactions.

Given that the user is logged into AgriVerse, when they click on the Transaction History section, then they should see a list of all transactions with relevant details like date, type, and amount.

User applies filters to the Transaction History to view transactions within a specific date range.

Given that the user is in the Transaction History section, when they apply a date range filter, then the displayed transactions should update to show only those within the selected range.

User wants to view transaction types within the Transaction History to analyze their spending patterns.

Given that the user is viewing the Transaction History, when they apply a filter for transaction type, then the results should display only the selected transaction types.

User downloads a report of their transaction history for external use such as tax reporting.

Given that the user is in the Transaction History section, when they click the download button, then a report should be generated and downloaded in CSV format containing all filtered transactions.

User accesses the Transaction History feature and does not see any transactions if they haven't made any.

Given that the user is in the Transaction History section and has no past transactions, then they should see a message indicating 'No transactions found.'

User wants to verify that amounts displayed in the Transaction History are accurate.

Given that the user views the Transaction History, when they check the amounts displayed for each transaction, then the amounts should match with the confirmed transaction records in the wallet.

User looks for an option to reset filters in the Transaction History section to view all transactions again.

Given that the user has applied filters on the Transaction History, when they click the reset button, then all filters should be cleared and the complete transaction list should be displayed.

User-friendly Interface Design

"As a less tech-savvy farmer, I want the Crop Currency Wallet to be easy to navigate so that I can manage my funds without confusion or frustration."

Description

The User-friendly Interface Design requirement focuses on creating an intuitive and easy-to-navigate interface for the Crop Currency Wallet. This design should cater to varying levels of technical proficiency among users, ensuring that even non-tech-savvy individuals can manage their crop currency effortlessly. Enhanced user experience through thoughtful design promotes greater adoption and satisfaction among users of the AgriVerse platform.

Acceptance Criteria

Intuitive Navigation for Non-Tech-Savvy Users

Given a user with basic digital skills, when they access the Crop Currency Wallet, then they can locate and utilize features such as 'Send', 'Receive', and 'View Balance' without assistance within two minutes.

Accessibility Features for Diverse Users

Given a user with visual impairments, when they open the Crop Currency Wallet, then they can navigate the interface using screen reader software and access all features without barriers.

Responsive Design on Various Devices

Given users accessing the Crop Currency Wallet on different devices (tablet, smartphone, desktop), when they navigate the wallet, then the layout and functionality should be consistent and fully operational on all devices.

Error Handling and User Guidance

Given a user encounters an error while trying to send crop currency, when they receive an error message, then the message should provide clear instructions on how to resolve the issue and retry.

Onboarding Tutorial for New Users

Given a new user accessing the Crop Currency Wallet for the first time, when they complete the onboarding process, then they should feel comfortable using the wallet and score at least 80% in a quick post-tutorial survey regarding their understanding of core features.

Feedback Mechanism for User Experience Improvement

Given a user who has used the Crop Currency Wallet for a month, when prompted for feedback, then they should provide specific suggestions for improvement that can be easily analyzed and prioritized.

Integration with Supply Chain Platforms

"As an agribusiness, I want to seamlessly use my Crop Currency Wallet with my supply chain platform so that I can streamline my purchasing and sales processes."

Description

The Integration with Supply Chain Platforms requirement allows the Crop Currency Wallet to communicate with various supply chain platforms utilized in agriculture. This feature must enable users to easily transact using their digital wallet with suppliers and buyers, thereby enhancing workflow and reducing friction in completing transactions. Such integration fosters seamless financial operations and boosts overall productivity within the AgriVerse ecosystem.

Acceptance Criteria

Seamless Transaction between Users and Suppliers

Given a user wishes to make a purchase from a supplier using their Crop Currency Wallet, when the user initiates the transaction, then the wallet should successfully connect to the supplier's platform and complete the transaction without errors.

Real-time Balance Update

Given a user completes a transaction using the Crop Currency Wallet, when the transaction is processed, then the user's wallet balance should update in real-time to reflect the new balance immediately after the transaction.

Secure Authentication for Transactions

Given a user wants to execute a transaction using the Crop Currency Wallet, when they initiate the transaction, then the system should require secure authentication (e.g., password, biometric) before processing the transaction.

Integration with Multiple Supply Chain Platforms

Given a user wants to transact with different suppliers, when they access the Crop Currency Wallet, then they should be able to select from multiple integrated supply chain platforms to complete their transaction.

Transaction History Visibility

Given a user has completed transactions using the Crop Currency Wallet, when they view their wallet history, then all transactions should be listed with details such as date, amount, and supplier name.

Error Handling for Failed Transactions

Given a user attempts a transaction that fails due to an integration error, when the error occurs, then the system should provide a clear error message and an option to retry the transaction.

User-Friendly Interface for Transactions

Given a user navigates the Crop Currency Wallet, when they wish to conduct a transaction, then the interface should be intuitive and allow users to easily complete transactions with minimal steps.

Local Market Connect

Local Market Connect links farmers and agribusinesses to local markets seeking their crop yields. This feature expands trading opportunities, reduces transactional friction, and supports regional economies by promoting local consumption of agricultural products.

Requirements

Market Demand Analysis

"As a farmer, I want to access real-time market demand data so that I can make informed decisions about what to plant and when, maximizing my profits and reducing waste."

Description

The Market Demand Analysis feature allows farmers to access real-time data about local market trends and consumer preferences specific to their crops. By integrating advanced analytics tools and machine learning algorithms, this feature provides insights into demand fluctuations, helping farmers make informed decisions on crop production and pricing strategies. This functionality enhances market responsiveness, optimizes yield distributions, and ensures that farmers can target their products effectively, improving sales opportunities and profitability while reducing the risk of surplus and waste in local markets.

Acceptance Criteria

Real-time Market Trend Access

Given a registered farmer accesses the Market Demand Analysis feature, when they select their crop type, then they should receive real-time data demonstrating current market trends and demands for that specific crop in their local area.

Consumer Preference Insights

Given the farmer is using the Market Demand Analysis feature, when they request consumer preferences for their selected crop, then the system must provide a breakdown of preferences by demographics and buying patterns within the local market.

Demand Fluctuation Notifications

Given the farmer wants to stay informed about market changes, when there is a significant demand fluctuation for their crop, then they should receive an automated notification via the AgriVerse app or email alerting them to the change.

Pricing Strategy Suggestions

Given a farmer using the Market Demand Analysis tool, when they view the market data, then the system should provide recommended pricing strategies based on current demand and historical pricing data.

Surplus and Waste Risk Analysis

Given a farmer generates demand analysis reports, when they analyze potential yield quantities against market demand, then the system must provide insights regarding the risk of surplus or waste along with suggestions for mitigation.

Data Visualization of Market Trends

Given the farmer reviews market trends, when they access the visual analytics dashboard, then they should be able to see graphs and charts displaying historical demand data alongside current trends for easy comparison.

Integration with Local Market Platforms

Given a farmer uses the Market Demand Analysis feature, when they retrieve market demand data, then they should be able to seamlessly connect and share that information with local market platforms for instant offering visibility.

Seamless Transaction Processing

"As a farmer, I want to have a seamless and secure payment process for my sales, so that I can focus on farming while ensuring timely payments and reducing administrative tasks."

Description

This feature facilitates a streamlined and secure transaction processing system for farmers selling their crops on the platform. It supports various payment methods, ensures compliance with local regulations, and provides a user-friendly interface for both buyers and sellers. By incorporating automated invoicing and payment tracking, this feature will reduce the administrative burden on farmers, enhance trust among participants, and improve overall trading efficiency, contributing to a smoother trading experience and encouraging more transactions between local suppliers and consumers.

Acceptance Criteria

Transaction Completion for Farmers

Given a farmer has selected a buyer and agreed on the price, when the farmer submits the transaction request, then the payment should be processed successfully and reflected in both the farmer's and buyer's accounts within 5 minutes.

Multiple Payment Method Support

Given a buyer has selected a crop to purchase, when the buyer chooses a payment method (credit card, bank transfer, etc.), then the system should process the payment through the chosen method without errors.

Automated Invoicing for Sellers

Given a successful transaction has occurred, when the transaction details are processed, then an automated invoice should be generated and emailed to the seller within 1 hour of the transaction completion.

User Interface for Payment Tracking

Given a seller is logged into their account, when they navigate to the payment tracking section, then they should see a clear list of all past transactions, including status, date, and amounts, displayed in a user-friendly format.

Compliance with Local Regulations

Given the specifics of the local regulations for transactions in agriculture, when a transaction is initiated, then the system should verify compliance with all relevant local laws before processing the transaction.

Error Handling during Transactions

Given a buyer attempts to purchase a crop, when there is an error in payment processing (insufficient funds, etc.), then the system should display an informative error message and suggest corrective actions to the buyer.

Trust Signals for Participants

Given a new buyer using the platform, when they view the profile of a seller, then it should include trust signals such as ratings, transaction history, and user reviews to help the buyer make an informed decision.

Local Produce Promotion

"As a farmer, I want to promote my crops to local consumers so that I can increase my sales and build stronger connections with my community."

Description

The Local Produce Promotion feature enables farmers to promote their products directly to consumers through targeted marketing campaigns and promotional offers on the platform. This capability supports farmers in highlighting the benefits of purchasing locally sourced produce, encouraging community engagement and supporting local economies. By integrating social media sharing options and customizable marketing tools, farmers can easily reach a wider audience, drive consumer interest, and ultimately increase their sales. This feature plays a crucial role in connecting consumers with local agriculture, fostering a culture of sustainability and community support.

Acceptance Criteria

Farmers create and launch a targeted marketing campaign for their local produce using the platform's promotional tools.

Given a registered farmer on the AgriVerse platform, when they select the 'Create Campaign' option and fill in the required fields with their local produce details, then the campaign should be successfully created, visible to consumers in the targeted local market, and trackable for performance analytics.

Consumers interact with the marketing campaigns shared by farmers and express interest in local produce.

Given a consumer using the AgriVerse platform, when they view the local produce promotional campaign and click the 'Interested' button, then the system should store their interest and notify the farmer about the consumer's engagement.

Farmers share their marketing campaign on social media to increase visibility and engagement.

Given a farmer has created a marketing campaign, when they use the social media sharing options to post it on platforms like Facebook and Twitter, then the campaign should be reflected in the respective social media feeds with correct linking back to the AgriVerse platform.

Farmers can customize their promotional offers and campaigns to suit different consumer preferences.

Given a farmer has access to the marketing tools, when they select customization options for their promotional campaign (such as discounts, visuals, and messages), then the platform should allow the changes and display the updated version in real-time.

The platform successfully tracks the effectiveness of the marketing campaigns launched by farmers.

Given a completed marketing campaign by a farmer, when the designated analytics review period has ended, then the platform should generate a detailed report showing metrics such as reach, engagement, and sales conversion related to that campaign.

Farmers can analyze community feedback on their promotional campaigns to adjust future strategies.

Given feedback collection has been enabled for a particular campaign, when the analysis tools are used, then the platform should provide actionable insights and trends based on consumer feedback and interactions.

Feedback and Rating System

"As a consumer, I want to see ratings and reviews for local farmers so that I can make informed decisions about purchasing their products based on trustworthy feedback."

Description

The Feedback and Rating System allows users to leave reviews and ratings for farmers and their products, building trust within the marketplace. This feature encourages accountability and helps maintain product quality, as well as fostering community engagement among users. By providing insights into customer satisfaction, farmers can understand their strengths and areas for improvement, driving continuous enhancement of their products and services. This integration not only influences consumer behavior but also incentivizes farmers to deliver quality produce, thus enhancing the overall marketplace experience.

Acceptance Criteria

User submits a feedback rating for a farmer's product after purchasing it from the marketplace.

Given a user has purchased a product, when the user navigates to the product page, then the user can leave a rating between 1 to 5 stars and a review containing at least 10 characters.

Users can view feedback and ratings for farmer products to make informed purchasing decisions.

Given a product has received ratings and reviews, when users visit the product page, then they can see the average rating prominently displayed, along with detailed reviews from previous customers.

Farmers can respond to reviews left by users, fostering community engagement.

Given a user has left a review on a farmer's product, when the farmer navigates to their product page, then they should have the ability to reply to the review with a maximum of 250 characters.

Users receive notification prompts when a farmer responds to their review.

Given a user has left a review and the farmer has replied, when the farmer submits their response, then the user should receive a push notification and an email alerting them of the response.

The system ensures that reviews are filtered and moderated to prevent spam or inappropriate content.

Given a user submits a review, when the review is entered into the system, then the system must check for prohibited content and filter out any reviews that do not meet the community guidelines before displaying them.

Farmers can track their ratings and feedback over time to assess their product quality and customer satisfaction.

Given a farmer is logged into their dashboard, when they access the feedback section, then they can view a report detailing the average ratings, number of reviews, and trends over the past 30, 60, and 90 days.

Inventory Management Integration

"As a farmer, I want to manage my crop inventory efficiently so that I can avoid surplus and ensure I meet market demand without wasting resources."

Description

An Inventory Management Integration feature allows farmers to manage their crop inventories effectively within the platform. This feature should include tools for tracking stock levels, forecasting crop yields, and generating alerts for low inventory situations. By integrating with the Local Market Connect feature, farmers can link their inventory status with market demand, ensuring they can fulfill orders efficiently without overproducing or under-stocking. As a result, this capability is essential for optimizing supply chain management and reducing waste while ensuring that market demands are met promptly.

Acceptance Criteria

Farmers utilize the Inventory Management Integration feature to update crop stock levels after a harvest.

Given a farmer has completed a harvest, when they input the new stock levels into the Inventory Management Integration, then the system should reflect the updated stock levels within 5 minutes.

Farmers receive alerts for low inventory situations based on their set thresholds.

Given a farmer has set a low inventory threshold for a specific crop, when the stock level falls below this threshold, then the system should send an alert notification via the platform and email.

Farmers forecast crop yields for the upcoming season using the integration features.

Given a farmer inputs historical yield data into the platform, when they request a yield forecast for the upcoming season, then the system should generate and display a forecast report within 10 seconds.

Farmers link their inventory status with market demand on the Local Market Connect feature.

Given a farmer has integrated their inventory status with the Local Market Connect feature, when a local market requests a specific crop, then the system should display available stock and suggest adjustments to pricing based on inventory levels.

Farmers generate inventory reports for tracking overproduction and identifying trends.

Given a farmer selects the report generation option, when they enter the desired time frame, then the system should provide a comprehensive inventory report detailing stock levels, sales, and overproduction incidents within 15 seconds.

Real-Time Pest Alerts

Receive instant notifications on detected pest activity through an intuitive alert system. This feature empowers farmers to take immediate action when pest threats are detected, minimizing crop damage and ensuring faster response times for effective pest management.

Requirements

Instant Pest Detection Integration

"As a farmer, I want to receive instant alerts on pest activity detected in my fields so that I can take immediate action to protect my crops and reduce potential losses."

Description

This requirement involves integrating advanced pest detection algorithms that utilize real-time data from IoT sensors deployed across the farmland. These algorithms will analyze sensor data to identify pest activity instantly and send alerts to the farmers through the AgriVerse platform. By maintaining a seamless integration with the existing tools within AgriVerse, this functionality aims to provide a swift and reliable method for detecting pests, thereby minimizing response time and potential crop damage. The benefit of this requirement is that it enhances users’ ability to monitor their fields proactively and react promptly to pest threats, ultimately leading to healthier crops and higher yields.

Acceptance Criteria

Farmers receive alerts on their mobile devices when pest activity is detected by IoT sensors deployed across their fields, allowing them to take immediate action to mitigate potential crop damage within minutes of detection.

Given that a pest detection algorithm is integrated with sensor data, When a pest is detected in the monitored area, Then a notification is sent to the farmer’s mobile device within 2 minutes.

Farmers can view an interactive map displaying real-time pest activity across their fields based on data received from IoT sensors, enabling them to prioritize areas that need immediate attention.

Given that pest data is collected from sensors, When the data is processed, Then the interactive map should refresh every 5 minutes to reflect the current pest activity and hotspots.

Farmers can set specific thresholds for pest alerts, customizing notifications based on the type and level of pest activity, helping them manage alerts effectively without overwhelming notifications.

Given that the user has access to alert settings, When a user sets a threshold for pest alerts, Then only notifications that meet or exceed that threshold should be sent to their device.

Farmers receive a summary report of pest activity over a specified time frame, which helps in analyzing pest trends and planning future actions accordingly.

Given that pest activity data is collected over time, When a user requests a summary report, Then the report should display pest activity trends, including type, frequency, and affected areas within 24 hours.

Farmers can share pest alert notifications with their agronomic advisors or fellow farmers through the AgriVerse platform, facilitating collaboration and advisory responses.

Given that pest alerts are generated, When a farmer chooses to share the alert, Then the selected advisory contacts should receive the notification through the AgriVerse platform immediately.

Farmers can access historical data on pest alerts and actions taken within the AgriVerse platform to assess the effectiveness of their pest management strategies.

Given that historical pest data is available, When a farmer accesses the pest management section, Then they should be able to view past alerts, the corresponding actions taken, and any resultant crop outcomes.

The pest detection algorithms should be tested for accuracy and efficiency by simulating pest activity based on real-world scenarios encountered by farmers.

Given that simulation tests are conducted, When pest activity is simulated, Then the detection algorithms should identify the pests with over 90% accuracy and notify the farmer within the defined time.

User-Friendly Alert Dashboard

"As a farmer, I want a centralized dashboard to view all pest alerts and necessary actions so that I can make informed decisions without having to navigate through multiple screens."

Description

The user-friendly alert dashboard requirement focuses on creating an intuitive visual interface that consolidates all pest-related notifications and updates in one location within the AgriVerse platform. This dashboard will provide users with key metrics about pest activity, alerts history, and action items necessary for pest control. The importance of this feature lies in its ability to present complex data in an easily digestible format, enabling farmers to make quick decisions based on accurate information. By effectively organizing this data, the alert dashboard significantly enhances user experience and ensures that essential information is readily available.

Acceptance Criteria

User accesses the alert dashboard to review pest activity after receiving a notification of pest threat.

Given the user is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when they navigate to the alert dashboard, then they should see a summary of current pest alerts with timestamps and locations of detected pest activity.

User searches for historical pest alerts to analyze past pest activity and response effectiveness.

Given the user is on the alert dashboard, when they apply a date filter to view alerts from the past month, then the dashboard should display a list of all alerts issued during that timeframe, along with their resolutions.

User receives an alert for a new pest detection and checks the action items associated with it.

Given that a pest alert is triggered, when the user views the alert on the dashboard, then the system should display suggested action items related to that specific pest along with any recommended pesticides or methods for control.

User wants to set preferences for how they receive pest alerts on the dashboard.

Given the user is on the alert dashboard, when they access the settings menu, then they should be able to customize alert types, notification methods (email or SMS), and frequency of alerts.

User interacts with the dashboard to mark specific alerts as resolved after taking appropriate action.

Given a user views a listed pest alert on the dashboard, when they click the 'mark as resolved' button, then the alert should be updated to reflect its resolved status and removed from the active alerts list.

User needs to understand the severity of the pest threat based on current alerts.

Given the user is viewing the alert dashboard, when they hover over a pest alert icon, then a tooltip should display the severity level of the pest threat (low, medium, high) along with potential impact information.

User accesses the dashboard from a mobile device to check for any urgent pest alerts while in the field.

Given the user is logged into the mobile version of the AgriVerse platform, when they navigate to the alert dashboard, then the layout should be responsive and display all important information clearly on the mobile screen without any loss of functionality.

Automated Pest Threat Assessment

"As a farmer, I want automated pest threat assessments to guide my control measures so that I can respond effectively and sustainably to pest outbreaks."

Description

This requirement entails implementing an automated threat assessment system that evaluates the severity of the pest activity detected and provides tailored recommendations for control measures. Through AI-driven analysis of historical pest data, weather conditions, and current pest alerts, this feature aims to offer satisfactory responses to mitigate pest threats. The system’s recommendations will guide farmers on the most effective pest control measures and enhance their decision-making process. This feature is essential for improving the efficacy of pest management strategies and ensuring sustainable agricultural practices within the AgriVerse ecosystem.

Acceptance Criteria

Farmers receive real-time alerts during unexpected pest outbreaks when the automated threat assessment system evaluates pest activity severity and sends timely notifications via the AgriVerse platform.

Given that the automated pest threat assessment system detects a sudden increase in pest activity, When the system evaluates the severity level and determines it requires immediate attention, Then it should send alerts to the farmers within 5 minutes of detection.

After receiving a pest alert, farmers access the recommendations provided by the automated threat assessment system through the AgriVerse platform for effective pest control.

Given that the farmer has received a pest alert, When they access the pest threat assessment recommendations on the AgriVerse platform, Then the system should display recommended control measures tailored to the severity of the detected pest threat.

Farmers utilize historical pest data to understand pest behavior and risk trends as part of the automated pest threat assessment process.

Given that the farmer reviews historical pest data through the AgriVerse platform, When they analyze the provided data alongside current weather conditions, Then the platform should highlight any correlation between historical pest activity and current pest alerts.

The automated pest threat assessment system should incorporate user feedback to continually improve its recommendations for pest control measures.

Given that the farmer has implemented a recommended control measure, When they provide feedback on the effectiveness of the recommendation via the AgriVerse platform, Then the system should log this feedback and adjust future recommendations based on aggregated user feedback.

Farmers need to track the effectiveness of implemented pest control measures as recommended by the automated assessment system.

Given that the farmer implements pest control measures based on the recommendations, When they review the effectiveness of those measures on the AgriVerse platform after two weeks, Then the system should provide analytics on crop health and pest levels to confirm the impact of the action taken.

The automated pest threat assessment should ensure compatibility with various devices to enhance user accessibility for farmers.

Given that a farmer accesses the AgriVerse platform from a smartphone, tablet, or desktop, When they receive a pest alert, Then the system should ensure that the notification and recommendations are fully accessible and optimized for all devices.

Farmers should be able to customize alerts and recommendations according to their specific crop types and growth stages.

Given that a farmer sets up their profile in the AgriVerse platform for specific crop types, When a pest alert is generated, Then the recommendations provided by the automated system should be tailored to the farmer's particular crops and their current growth stages.

AI-Powered Visual Analysis

Leverage advanced image recognition technology to analyze crop images and identify pest infestations accurately. This tool simplifies the pest detection process, enhancing the accuracy of detection while minimizing the risk of human error, ultimately promoting healthier crops.

Requirements

Crop Image Upload

"As a farmer, I want to upload images of my crops quickly and easily so that I can receive timely pest detection analysis without complications."

Description

Allow users to easily upload images of their crops from various devices (smartphones, tablets, computers) to the AgriVerse platform for analysis. This feature ensures that the process of submitting images is user-friendly and straightforward, thereby increasing user engagement and facilitating timely pest detection. It should support various image formats and provide instant feedback on successful uploads to improve user experience.

Acceptance Criteria

User uploads an image of a crop from a smartphone for pest analysis on the AgriVerse platform, ensuring the image meets the necessary guidelines and triggers the analysis process.

Given that the user selects an image file under 5MB from their smartphone, when the upload is initiated, then the platform accepts the file and generates a confirmation message for a successful upload.

A user attempts to upload an unsupported image format from their tablet, leading to an appropriate response from the AgriVerse platform.

Given that the user chooses an image in an unsupported format (e.g., .gif or .bmp), when the upload is attempted, then the platform displays an error message indicating unsupported file type and provides guidance on acceptable formats.

A user uploads an image of a crop from a computer, and the platform provides instant feedback on the success of the upload and the expected time for analysis.

Given that the user uploads a valid image file from a computer, when the upload is completed, then the system confirms the upload success within 2 seconds and informs the user that the analysis will begin shortly with an estimated time.

User visits the AgriVerse platform and uploads multiple images of crops in succession for pest analysis.

Given that the user uploads multiple valid image files, when the uploads are completed, then the platform successfully processes each image without errors and presents a summary of all successful uploads in a consolidated message.

User uploads an image and subsequently requests help for troubleshooting an upload issue in real-time.

Given that the user encounters an issue during the image upload process, when they click on the 'Help' button, then the system should display a help dialogue with step-by-step troubleshooting tips and links to the user manual.

The AgriVerse platform handles image uploads during peak usage times, ensuring consistent performance.

Given that the platform experiences a surge in user uploads, when multiple users attempt to upload images simultaneously, then the upload process remains functional, with at least 95% of uploads completed within the expected timeframe without errors.

Pest Detection Alerts

"As a farmer, I want to receive immediate alerts when pest infestations are detected in my crops so that I can take prompt action to mitigate damage."

Description

Implement real-time alerts based on the analysis of uploaded crop images that notify users of pest infestations and provide actionable recommendations. These alerts should be customizable based on severity and user preferences, ensuring that farmers can prioritize their response to various threats. Furthermore, a historical log of alerts should be maintained to help users track pest patterns over time.

Acceptance Criteria

Real-time alert for pest identification upon image upload.

Given a user uploads a crop image, when the image analysis is completed, then the system should send a real-time alert indicating the specific pest identified and its severity level to the user.

Customizable alert settings based on pest severity.

Given a user accesses alert settings, when they customize the severity thresholds, then the system should allow saving these preferences and trigger alerts accordingly based on user-defined severity levels.

Maintenance of historical log for pest alerts.

Given a user requests to view past alerts, when they access the historical log, then the system should display a chronological list of all pest alerts with date, time, and pest details for the last six months.

User notification preferences for alerts.

Given a user sets their notification preferences, when they choose the method of notification (e.g., email or SMS), then the system should respect and apply these preferences when sending future pest alerts.

Actionable recommendations provided with alerts.

Given a pest alert is triggered, when the system notifies the user, then the alert should include at least two actionable recommendations for managing the identified pest.

User feedback mechanism for alert relevance.

Given a user receives a pest alert, when the user has the option to provide feedback, then the system should allow users to rate the relevance of the pest alert and manage their feedback effectively.

Image Analysis Dashboard

"As a farmer, I want a dashboard that visualizes pest detection results so that I can easily understand the health of my crops and make informed decisions."

Description

Create an intuitive dashboard that displays the results of image analyses in a visually engaging manner. The dashboard should include visual representations of infestation severity, impacted areas, and historical data comparisons, allowing farmers to make informed decisions based on comprehensive insights. Integration with other AgriVerse tools will enhance the overall user experience and facilitate seamless navigation across features.

Acceptance Criteria

Dashboard Display for Pest Infestation Analysis

Given the user is on the Image Analysis Dashboard, when the user uploads a crop image for analysis, then the dashboard displays a visual representation of pest infestation severity and impacted areas in real-time.

Historical Data Comparison Feature

Given the user is on the Image Analysis Dashboard, when the user selects a date range for historical data comparison, then the dashboard shows past infestation data alongside current analysis results for the selected range.

Integration with Other AgriVerse Tools

Given the user is on the Image Analysis Dashboard, when the user navigates to the tools section, then the dashboard provides seamless access to other AgriVerse tools like weather alerts and crop forecasting with a single click.

User-Friendly Interface for Data Interpretation

Given the user accesses the Image Analysis Dashboard, when the user views the infestation data, then the dashboard provides intuitive graphs and infographics that are easily interpretable by farmers.

Alerts for High-Severity Infestations

Given the user is on the Image Analysis Dashboard, when the system detects high-severity pest infestations, then the dashboard automatically generates and displays an alert notification to the user.

Performance Metrics for Image Analysis

Given that the user analyzes multiple crop images, when the user requests performance metrics, then the dashboard displays the total number of images analyzed, average processing time per image, and accuracy of detection.

Educational Resources Integration

"As a farmer, I want to access educational resources about pest management after receiving alerts so that I can learn how to better protect my crops in the future."

Description

Develop a section within the platform that integrates educational materials regarding pest management practices and prevention techniques. This feature should be accessible after pest detection alerts, guiding farmers on how to handle detected pests effectively. By providing relevant resources, the platform empowers users to take proactive measures beyond reactive pest management, thus enhancing the overall agricultural sustainability.

Acceptance Criteria

Integration of Educational Resources Upon Pest Detection Alert

Given a user receives a pest detection alert, when they navigate to the educational resources section, then relevant materials regarding pest management practices and prevention techniques are displayed within 3 seconds.

User Accessibility to Educational Resources

Given a user is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when they access the pest detection alert notification, then they should be able to click through to the educational resources on pest management without errors or additional authentication requirements.

Content Relevance and Engagement of Educational Materials

Given a pest is detected, when users access the educational resources, then the materials displayed must have an 80% relevance score based on common pest management techniques related to the detected pest as reported by user feedback.

Multi-Language Support for Educational Resources

Given a user in a non-English speaking region accesses the educational resources, when they select their preferred language, then all content must be displayed accurately in that language without any omissions in information.

Mobile Accessibility of Educational Resources

Given a user accesses the AgriVerse platform on a mobile device, when they receive a pest detection alert, then they should be able to access the educational resources seamlessly without loss of functionality or content formatting.

Feedback Mechanism for Educational Resources

Given a user has accessed the educational resources, when they complete a module on pest management, then they should be able to submit feedback that is logged for future review and improvement of the content.

Update Frequency of Educational Materials

Given that pest management practices evolve, when educational resources are updated, then users should be notified of new content at least once every six months to ensure they are using the latest information.

Multi-User Access Management

"As a farm manager, I want to grant access to my agricultural advisor so that we can collaboratively monitor and manage pest infestations in real-time."

Description

Introduce multi-user access capabilities that allow different stakeholders, such as farm managers and agricultural advisors, to access and interact with the crop analysis features. This will promote collaborative decision-making by allowing multiple users to view pest analysis results and alerts together, enhancing communication and efficiency within teams managing the farming operations.

Acceptance Criteria

Farm managers and agricultural advisors log into the AgriVerse platform with their unique credentials to collaborate on pest management strategies through the AI-powered visual analysis tool.

Given the user has valid credentials, when they log into the AgriVerse platform, then they should be granted access to the AI-powered visual analysis tool based on their user role.

Multiple users, including farm managers and agricultural advisors, view pest analysis results simultaneously during a scheduled virtual meeting to discuss pest management strategies.

Given multiple users are logged into the AgriVerse platform, when they access the pest analysis results, then all users should see the same data in real-time without delays or discrepancies.

A farm manager needs to grant temporary access to an agricultural advisor to review pest analysis results for a specific crop.

Given the farm manager is logged in, when they use the access management feature to share permissions with the agricultural advisor, then the advisor should receive a notification and be able to access the pest analysis feature for that crop within 5 minutes.

An agricultural advisor is denied access to the pest analysis results when they attempt to log in without the appropriate permissions.

Given the agricultural advisor attempts to log in to the AgriVerse platform, when they do not have the necessary permissions, then they should receive an error message stating 'Access Denied' and not be able to enter the platform.

A farm manager needs to remove access for an agricultural advisor who no longer requires it after a project ends.

Given the farm manager is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when they revoke the agricultural advisor's access, then the advisor should no longer be able to view any pest analysis results or data associated with that account within 1 minute.

Farm managers generate an access report to review who has access to the AI-powered visual analysis tool.

Given the farm manager is on the access management dashboard, when they request the access report, then they should receive a downloadable report listing all users with their access levels within 2 minutes.

An agricultural advisor wants to provide feedback on the pest analysis results to the farm manager using the collaboration features within the platform.

Given the agricultural advisor is viewing the pest analysis results, when they submit their feedback through the collaboration feature, then the farm manager should receive an instant notification of the new comment and be able to view it immediately.

Feedback Loop for Image Analysis Improvement

"As a farmer, I want to provide feedback on pest detection accuracy so that the system can learn from user experiences and improve its analysis over time."

Description

Establish a feedback system that enables users to provide input on the accuracy of pest detection results. This feature will be critical for continuous improvement of the image recognition algorithms. By allowing users to report false positives or negatives, the platform can evolve and enhance its detection capabilities over time, ultimately improving user trust and reliance on the system.

Acceptance Criteria

User reports a false positive after receiving a pest detection notification from the AI-powered image analysis tool.

Given a user receives a false positive notification, when they submit feedback through the platform, then the feedback should be logged in the system and visible in the user dashboard for tracking.

A farmer completes a pest analysis and provides feedback on the accuracy of the detection results received.

Given a user submits feedback regarding the accuracy of the pest detection, when they fill out the feedback form, then the system must acknowledge receipt of the feedback and display a confirmation message.

Admin reviews aggregated user feedback on pest detection accuracy to identify patterns.

Given the admin accesses the feedback dashboard, when they review the feedback, then they should see summarized data that highlights common false positives and negatives reported by users.

User receives a pest detection alert but believes the result is inaccurate and wants to provide feedback.

Given a user views their pest detection alert, when they select the 'report an issue' option, then they should be prompted with a feedback form to specify whether it was a false positive or negative.

The image recognition algorithm is trained to improve accuracy based on user feedback.

Given the system processes user feedback, when it aggregates sufficient information, then the image recognition algorithm must automatically retrain to reduce occurrences of previously reported false positives and negatives.

Users want to track the status of their feedback submissions regarding pest detection.

Given a user has submitted feedback, when they access their feedback history in the user dashboard, then they should see the status of each feedback item (e.g., 'Under Review', 'In Progress', 'Resolved').

A user wants to ensure their feedback directly contributes to the improvement of the pest detection algorithm.

Given a user submits feedback on pest detection, when they receive confirmation, then they should also receive an outline of how their feedback will be used in the next algorithm update cycle.

Customized Pest Management Plans

Generate tailored pest management strategies based on detected infestations and specific crop conditions. This feature guides farmers in choosing the most effective control methods, optimizing resources, and promoting sustainable practices, leading to higher crop yields and reduced chemical usage.

Requirements

Pest Detection Integration

"As a farmer, I want to receive immediate alerts about pest infestations so that I can take timely action to protect my crops and optimize yield."

Description

This requirement involves the integration of real-time pest detection capabilities into the AgriVerse platform. Utilizing AI and machine learning algorithms, the system will continuously monitor crop conditions and environmental factors to accurately detect pest infestations. This feature is crucial as it allows for timely and precise management responses, significantly increasing the effectiveness of pest control measures and reducing overall chemical usage. The integration will enhance the platform’s capability to provide customized pest management plans tailored to specific infestation scenarios.

Acceptance Criteria

Pest Detection Alerts for Farmers

Given a farmer has integrated their crop data into the AgriVerse platform, when a pest infestation is detected, then the system sends an immediate alert to the farmer’s device detailing the type of pest and recommended actions.

Real-Time Pest Monitoring

Given the pest detection system is operational, when the environmental conditions change, then the system updates its pest risk assessment in real-time, reflecting current vulnerability based on data inputs.

Customized Pest Management Recommendations

Given a specific pest infestation is detected, when the integrated AI suggests a pest management plan, then the plan must include at least three recommended actions based on best practices and crop type.

Effectiveness Tracking of Pest Management Strategies

Given a customized pest management plan has been implemented, when the system tracks the outcomes over a defined period, then it must report on the effectiveness of the plan with at least a 20% reduction in pest population.

User Feedback Loop for Pest Detection Accuracy

Given the pest detection feature has been in use for a month, when farmers provide feedback on detection accuracy, then the system should classify user satisfaction with at least 85% positive feedback.

Integration with Supply Chain for Alternative Pest Solutions

Given a pest infestation is confirmed, when the integrated platform analyzes data, then it offers at least two alternative pest control solutions sourced from the supply chain partners.

Resource Optimization Recommendations

"As a farmer, I want to receive recommendations on resource use during pest management so that I can efficiently apply inputs and reduce costs."

Description

This requirement focuses on providing farmers with actionable insights into resource optimization based on the specific pest management strategies in use. The system will analyze historical data and current field conditions to suggest the most efficient use of inputs such as water, fertilizers, and pesticides while implementing pest management plans. By optimizing these resources, farmers can lower costs and minimize environmental impact, aligning with sustainable agricultural practices. This contributes to higher profitability and progress towards a circular agricultural economy.

Acceptance Criteria

Farmers receive customized pest management recommendations based on real-time data from their fields and their specific crop types.

Given a farmer has input their crop type and real-time pest data, when the system analyzes the information, then it should generate a tailored pest management recommendation report that includes specific control methods, resource requirements, and expected outcomes.

Farmers want to reduce their pesticide usage while effectively managing pest infestations through optimized resource management.

Given a specified pest management plan is in action, when the farmer requests resource optimization recommendations, then the system should provide a detailed report outlining the suggested amounts of water, fertilizers, and pesticides required, demonstrating at least a 20% reduction in chemical usage compared to historical norms.

Farmers are tracking crop yield improvements after implementing the customized pest management strategies offered by the platform.

Given a farmer has utilized the pest management recommendations for an entire growing season, when the system compares yield data from the current season to the previous season, then it should show an increase in crop yields of at least 15% attributable to the pest management strategies employed.

Farmers need to monitor and adjust their resource utilization based on ongoing pest management results and field conditions.

Given a farmer accesses the resource optimization dashboard, when the system updates with new pest data and field condition metrics, then it should alert the farmer of any necessary adjustments in resource allocation, providing actionable insights in under 5 minutes.

The system must provide a user-friendly interface for farmers to easily access and understand their pest management and resource optimization recommendations.

Given a farmer logs into the AgriVerse platform, when they navigate to the pest management section, then they should be able to access recommendations in less than 3 clicks, with a clear layout that highlights key insights and action steps.

Farmers require feedback on the effectiveness of their pest management strategies and resource optimization over time.

Given a farmer has implemented the recommendations for pest management and resource optimization, when they access the feedback module after 6 months, then the system should display detailed metrics and analytics about the effectiveness and suggested improvements.

User-Friendly Pest Management Dashboard

"As a farmer, I want to access a simple dashboard that consolidates my pest management information so that I can make informed decisions quickly and easily."

Description

This requirement is aimed at developing a user-friendly dashboard within the AgriVerse platform that consolidates all pest management information in one place. The dashboard will display detected infestations, suggested management strategies, resource recommendations, and historical performance data, all visually represented for ease of understanding. This feature is integral for enabling farmers to make informed decisions quickly and efficiently, enhancing their ability to respond to pest threats and improving overall farm management effectiveness.

Acceptance Criteria

User accesses the pest management dashboard to view pest infestation data after receiving a real-time alert.

Given the user is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when the dashboard is accessed, then the user should see updated data on current pest infestations with a visual indicator for severity levels.

User selects a specific pest infestation from the dashboard to view customized pest management strategies.

Given the user selects a pest from the infestation list, when the pest details are displayed, then the user should see tailored management strategies and resource recommendations for that specific pest.

User reviews historical performance data on pest management effectiveness through the dashboard.

Given the user is on the pest management dashboard, when they navigate to the historical performance section, then the user should see graphical representations of past pest management outcomes over the previous seasons.

User evaluates pest control options presented by the dashboard for a specific crop type.

Given the user selects a crop type, when the dashboard displays pest management options, then the user should be shown specific control methods tailored to that crop along with their expected effectiveness.

User receives a notification for new pest management strategies suggested in the dashboard based on recent infestation data.

Given the user is subscribed to notifications, when new recommendations are generated based on the latest data, then the user should receive an alert detailing these new strategies and how to access them.

User filters pest management strategies based on organic solutions within the dashboard.

Given the user applies a filter for organic solutions, when the dashboard displays pest management strategies, then only organic control methods should be shown in the results.

User updates a pest management strategy based on new information received through the dashboard.

Given the user selects an existing pest management strategy, when they edit the details and save, then the updated strategy should be reflected immediately on the dashboard with a timestamp of the change.

Tracking and Reporting Mechanism

"As a farmer, I want to track and report on my pest management efforts so that I can analyze their effectiveness and improve my practices over time."

Description

This requirement entails implementing a tracking and reporting mechanism that allows farmers to document and track their pest management activities and crop responses over time. The system will enable users to generate reports on the effectiveness of different pest management strategies, helping to identify what works best in their specific conditions. This long-term data is essential for continuous improvement and adaptation of pest management practices, ultimately leading to improved crop yields and sustainability.

Acceptance Criteria

Documentation of Pest Management Activities

Given a user is logged into AgriVerse, when they input pest management activity data for a specific crop, then the system should successfully save this information and allow the user to view it later within their activity log.

Report Generation for Effectiveness of Pest Management Strategies

Given a user has documented pest management activities, when the user requests a report on the effectiveness of pest management strategies, then the system should generate a report displaying the success rates based on historical data within 2 minutes.

User Access to Historical Data Tracking

Given a farmer accesses the tracking feature, when they select a specific crop and date range, then the system should display all relevant pest management activities and corresponding crop responses documented within that period.

User Notifications for Reporting Reminders

Given that a user has not generated a pest management report in the last 30 days, when the user logs into AgriVerse, then the system should send a notification reminder to encourage the user to generate a report.

Integration with Crop Response Analytics

Given a user has inputted pest management activities, when the system analyzes crop response, then it should provide feedback on how pest management strategies correlate with crop yield within the analytics dashboard.

User-Friendly Interface for Data Input

Given a farmer is entering pest management data, when they access the input form, then the layout should be intuitive with clearly labeled fields and prompt messages to guide data entry.

Exporting Pest Management Reports

Given a user has generated a report on pest management effectiveness, when they choose to export this report, then the system should allow them to download it in PDF format within 1 minute.

Community Knowledge Sharing Platform

"As a farmer, I want to connect with other farmers to share pest management strategies so that I can learn from their experiences and implement successful practices on my farm."

Description

This requirement involves creating a community platform within AgriVerse that allows farmers to share experiences, strategies, and outcomes related to pest management. By facilitating knowledge exchange, this feature will empower users to learn from one another and adapt successful pest control methods to their own operations. This enhances community engagement and improves overall agricultural knowledge while promoting collaborative solutions to pest management, driving innovation across the user base.

Acceptance Criteria

User submits a pest management strategy for review by the community.

Given a user has a specific pest issue, when they submit their strategy, then the strategy should be posted in the community forum with their username and submission date.

User searches for pest management strategies related to a specific crop.

Given a user is on the community forum, when they enter a crop type in the search bar, then the results should display all related strategies within 5 seconds.

User rates and comments on a pest management strategy shared by another user.

Given a user views a shared strategy, when they rate it and provide a comment, then the feedback should be recorded and displayed under the strategy within 2 minutes.

User receives notifications for new pest management strategies that match their previous searches.

Given a user has searched for strategies previously, when new relevant strategies are posted, then the user should receive an email notification within 1 hour of posting.

User edits their submitted pest management strategy after receiving feedback.

Given a user has previously submitted a strategy, when they edit it based on community feedback, then the updated strategy should replace the original and notify users who previously commented.

Predictive Pest Modeling

Utilize AI algorithms to forecast potential pest outbreaks based on environmental conditions, historical data, and current crop health status. This proactive approach allows farmers to implement preventive measures before infestations occur, safeguarding their crops while minimizing reactive expenditures.

Requirements

AI Pest Prediction Engine

"As a farmer, I want to receive alerts about potential pest outbreaks based on predictive modeling so that I can take proactive measures to protect my crops and minimize losses."

Description

The AI Pest Prediction Engine harnesses advanced machine learning algorithms to analyze a multitude of variables including historical pest outbreak data, real-time environmental conditions, and the health status of current crops. By identifying patterns and correlations, this engine provides predictive analytics to forecast potential pest invasions before they occur. The integration with AgriVerse's existing data modules ensures seamless operation, allowing for automated alerts and tailored recommendations for preventive actions. This capability significantly reduces reliance on reactive pest control measures, ultimately saving farmers time and resources while enhancing crop protection.

Acceptance Criteria

As a farmer using the AgriVerse platform, I want to receive automated alerts when the AI Pest Prediction Engine forecasts a potential pest outbreak based on specific environmental conditions and crop health assessments to proactively manage pest control before infestations occur.

Given the AI Pest Prediction Engine has analyzed data, When conditions match historical pest outbreak patterns, Then the farmer receives a timely automated alert indicating the predicted pest threat and recommended preventive measures.

As an agribusiness operator utilizing the AgriVerse platform, I want the AI Pest Prediction Engine to provide detailed predictive analytics and insights, enabling us to make informed decisions regarding pest management strategies for our clients' crops.

Given the AI Pest Prediction Engine processes historical and real-time data, When the analysis identifies a high likelihood of a pest outbreak, Then the system generates a comprehensive report outlining prediction confidence levels and suggested intervention strategies.

As an agricultural researcher analyzing the effectiveness of the AI Pest Prediction Engine, I want to evaluate the accuracy of its pest forecasts by comparing predicted pest events against actual outbreaks recorded in the system.

Given a defined period for evaluation, When actual pest outbreaks occur, Then the predictive accuracy percentage of the AI Pest Prediction Engine must be above 80% based on its forecasts during that period.

As a crop manager, I want to integrate the pest prediction alerts with our existing farm management system so that we can streamline our preventive actions and resources allocation effectively.

Given that the pest prediction alert has been triggered, When the alert is integrated into the farm management system, Then it must automatically create tasks for the recommended preventive actions and allocate necessary resources accordingly.

As a farmer utilizing the AI Pest Prediction Engine, I wish to have user-friendly access to historical pest prediction data to track the engine's performance over time and make data-driven decisions in my farming practices.

Given the farmer requests access to historical pest prediction data, When accessing the data through the AgriVerse platform, Then the system should display comprehensive, understandable records of previous pest predictions alongside actual outcomes over the last five growing seasons.

Real-Time Environmental Monitoring

"As a farmer, I want to monitor environmental conditions in real-time so that I can make timely decisions to protect my crops and manage pests more effectively."

Description

Integrating real-time environmental monitoring sensors into AgriVerse allows users to track crucial factors such as soil moisture, temperature, humidity, and pest activity. This data feeds into the predictive pest modeling system, enhancing its accuracy and reliability. By continuously monitoring these environmental conditions, farmers can respond quickly to changing conditions and mitigate risks associated with pest infestations. Additionally, this real-time data can be visualized through user-friendly dashboards, making it easier for farmers to assess their field conditions and make informed decisions.

Acceptance Criteria

User is monitoring crop health in real-time using the AgriVerse platform to assess environmental conditions affecting pest outbreaks.

Given the environmental monitoring sensors are installed and operational, When the farmer logs into AgriVerse, Then the system should display real-time data on soil moisture, temperature, humidity, and pest activity within a dashboard view.

A farmer receives alerts about potential pest outbreaks based on analyzed environmental conditions and crop health data.

Given real-time environmental data is being collected, When the predictive pest modeling system analyzes this data, Then alerts should be generated and sent to the user if any pest outbreak risk is detected based on predefined thresholds.

Farmers want to visualize historical environmental data trends alongside current data for better decision-making.

Given historical environmental data is available, When the user accesses the AgriVerse dashboard, Then the dashboard should provide options to view both historical and current data visually, allowing comparisons over selected time frames.

A farmer conducts preventive measures based on predicted pest activity derived from real-time data.

Given a pest outbreak risk alert has been received, When the farmer reviews the specific environmental conditions leading to this prediction, Then they should have actionable options on the dashboard to implement preventive measures, such as scheduling treatments or adjusting watering schedules.

The integration of environmental monitoring data enhances the accuracy of pest outbreak predictions.

Given the environmental monitoring sensors provide accurate real-time data, When the predictive model updates with this data, Then the accuracy of pest predictions should improve as verified by a reduced number of false positives in actual pest occurrences.

Farmers are able to access the real-time environmental monitoring information on different devices.

Given that AgriVerse is a cloud-based platform, When the farmer accesses the platform on a mobile device or tablet, Then the user should have full access to real-time monitoring data and alerts without functionality loss.

The farmer wants to understand how changes in environmental monitoring impact their crops over time.

Given that the environmental monitoring data is logged over time, When the user runs a report through AgriVerse, Then they should receive insights on correlations between environmental factors and crop health over specified periods.

Automated Response System

"As a farmer, I want to receive automated notifications and recommendations about pest control measures so that I can act quickly and efficiently to protect my crops."

Description

The Automated Response System works in conjunction with the Predictive Pest Modeling feature to enable automated alerts and recommendations for action based on predicted pest outbreaks. When the prediction engine identifies an imminent threat, it triggers automated notifications to farmers via the AgriVerse platform, outlining necessary preventive measures such as applying specific pesticide treatments, adjusting irrigation schedules, or increasing monitoring frequency. By streamlining communication and response, this system aims to enhance overall farm management efficiency while reducing the burden on farmers during high-stress periods.

Acceptance Criteria

Automated alerts are triggered when pest outbreak risk reaches a critical level based on AI predictions.

Given the Predictive Pest Modeling feature has identified a high risk of pest outbreaks, When the risk threshold is met, Then an automated alert is sent to the farmer's device detailing the risk and recommended actions.

Farmers receive actionable recommendations through the AgriVerse platform upon prediction of a pest outbreak.

Given a pest outbreak is predicted by the system, When the automated response system triggers, Then a notification containing specific pesticide treatment recommendations is sent to the farmer.

Alerts are customized based on the type of crop and its current health status.

Given the current crop health data and types are available, When a pest threat is detected, Then the automated alerts include tailored recommendations specific to the crop type and health condition.

Farmers can opt-in or opt-out of receiving automated notifications for pest threats.

Given a farmer has opted to customize their notification preferences, When the pest prediction system activates, Then notifications are only sent to farmers who have opted in for alerts.

Farmers are informed of the urgency level of the pest outbreak risk.

Given that a pest outbreak risk has been identified, When the automated alert is sent, Then the alert includes an urgency classification (e.g., low, medium, high) to guide the farmer's response.

The system tracks and logs responses taken by farmers to the automated alerts.

Given that an automated alert is received, When a farmer takes action based on the alert, Then the system logs the response action and updates the pest outbreak response record for review.

Farmers receive a follow-up assessment after pest management actions are taken.

Given a farmer has received and acted on an alert, When the action is completed, Then a follow-up notification is sent to the farmer requesting feedback on the effectiveness of the recommended measures.

User Training and Resources

"As a new user, I want access to training materials and resources for Pest Modeling so that I can fully understand how to use the tool effectively and protect my crops."

Description

Creating comprehensive training materials and resources for users to effectively understand and utilize the Predictive Pest Modeling feature is essential. This requirement involves developing user manuals, tutorial videos, and in-app guidance that educate farmers on how to interpret predictive insights and take appropriate actions. Additionally, providing ongoing support through webinars or live Q&A sessions will empower users to maximize the benefits of the feature and foster a community of informed, capable users within AgriVerse.

Acceptance Criteria

User Training Materials Availability

Given a user accesses the AgriVerse platform, When they navigate to the Predictive Pest Modeling feature, Then they should be able to find comprehensive training materials (manuals, videos, and guidance) readily available and easily accessible.

User Manual Comprehensiveness

Given a user is viewing the training manual for Predictive Pest Modeling, When they search for information about interpreting predictive insights, Then the manual should include clear, step-by-step directions, examples, and troubleshooting tips.

Tutorial Video Effectiveness

Given a user watches the tutorial video for Predictive Pest Modeling, When the video is completed, Then users should be able to accurately describe at least three key insights provided by the predictive model as confirmed by a follow-up survey.

In-App Guidance Usability

Given a user utilizes the in-app guidance feature while using Predictive Pest Modeling, When they encounter a predictive insight, Then the guidance should provide relevant, immediate assistance to help the user take appropriate action based on the insights displayed.

Ongoing User Support Engagement

Given a user participates in a webinar or live Q&A session regarding Predictive Pest Modeling, When the session concludes, Then at least 80% of attendees should report an increased understanding of the feature on a post-session survey.

Community Building Effectiveness

Given users are actively using the Predictive Pest Modeling feature, When they post questions or insights in the community forum, Then at least 70% of posts should receive responses from other users or support within 24 hours.

Data Integration with Crop Health Monitoring

"As a farmer, I want to have pest predictions linked with crop health data so that I can receive tailored advice for managing both pests and my crops effectively."

Description

Integrating the Predictive Pest Modeling capability with AgriVerse's crop health monitoring tools ensures a holistic approach to farm management. This requirement involves linking crop health data, including nutritional status and growth metrics, with the pest prediction models. By doing so, the system can provide tailored pest management advice that considers both pest risks and crop status, allowing farmers to optimize inputs and manage their crops more effectively. This integration will enhance the overall decision-making process, leading to better crop yields and sustainability.

Acceptance Criteria

Integration of crop health data with pest prediction models for real-time monitoring during the growing season.

Given the crop health data is available, when the predictive pest modeling algorithm processes this data, then it should provide real-time pest risk alerts tailored to the specific growth stage of the crop.

User interface for displaying pest prediction insights based on integrated crop health data.

Given the user accesses the pest prediction dashboard, when they view the alerts section, then they should see a summary of pest risks along with actionable recommendations based on current crop health status.

System performance under heavy data loads during peak farming seasons.

Given the peak season with high data input from multiple sources, when the system processes crop health and pest prediction data, then it should complete the process within 5 seconds without any degradation in performance.

Data accuracy validation between crop health indicators and pest prediction outcomes.

Given historical crop health data and recorded pest outbreaks, when the model is applied, then it should accurately predict pest outbreaks with at least 85% accuracy.

Collaboration features for farmers to share insights on pest outbreaks and crop health.

Given two or more users are collaborating on the platform, when they update the pest risk assessment based on integrated data, then all parties should receive real-time notifications of changes and updates.

Training sessions for users on utilizing the integrated system features effectively.

Given a group of farmers participates in a training session, when they complete the session, then they should be able to demonstrate the ability to access integrated pest prediction insights and crop health data.

Feedback mechanism for enhancing predictive accuracy based on user inputs.

Given farm managers provide feedback on pest prediction accuracy after implementation, when feedback is aggregated, then a report should be generated highlighting areas for model improvement with actionable tasks.

Integrated Reporting Dashboard

Access a comprehensive dashboard that visualizes pest detection trends, infestation severity, and management outcomes over time. This feature helps farmers evaluate the effectiveness of their pest management strategies, facilitating data-driven decisions that enhance future crop protection efforts.

Requirements

Real-time Data Integration

"As a farmer, I want to access real-time data on pest infestations so that I can make timely and informed decisions regarding pest management strategies."

Description

The Integrated Reporting Dashboard requires real-time data integration from various sources including weather forecasts, pest detection sensors, and user inputs. This integration will ensure that farmers receive the most up-to-date information regarding pest infestations and associated management strategies. By consolidating data streams, the dashboard will allow for accurate tracking of pest trends, making it easier for farmers to adapt their strategies based on current conditions. As a result, farmers can make well-informed decisions that ultimately lead to enhanced crop protection and yield improvement.

Acceptance Criteria

Real-time Data Integration for Pest Detection Alerts

Given that the Integrated Reporting Dashboard is live, when a pest detection sensor reports an infestation, then the dashboard should update with real-time alerts within 5 minutes.

Visualization of Pest Infestation Trends

Given that the dashboard has received data from multiple sources, when a user views the pest detection trend graph, then it should display historical data accurately for the past 6 months.

User Input for Pest Management Strategies

Given that a farmer is using the dashboard, when they enter their pest management strategies, then the system should update the management outcomes in real-time and reflect these changes in the visualizations.

Weather Forecast Data Integration

Given that the dashboard is connected to external weather data sources, when a significant weather event is forecasted, then the dashboard should alert farmers of potential risks to crop protection strategies within 10 minutes.

Accuracy of Pest Severity Indicators

Given that pest detection sensors are currently monitoring fields, when pest severity data is integrated into the dashboard, then the severity indicators should reflect a minimum accuracy of 90% compared to on-ground assessments conducted by farmers.

Data Consolidation from Various Sources

Given that multiple data sources are providing information, when the data is aggregated for the Integrated Reporting Dashboard, then it should compile data from at least 3 different sources without any data loss or inconsistencies.

User Engagement with Integrated Reporting Features

Given the dashboard's availability to farmers, when farmers utilize the dashboard for pest management insights, then at least 75% of users should report that the dashboard improved their decision-making process after two months of use.

Visual Trend Analysis

"As a farmer, I want to visualize pest detection trends over time so that I can assess the effectiveness of my pest management strategies."

Description

The dashboard should include advanced visual trend analysis features, such as graphs and heat maps, to effectively display pest detection trends, infestation severity, and management outcomes. This visual representation will make it easier for users to identify patterns over time, facilitating better understanding and strategy adjustments. The inclusion of customizable visualization options will enable farmers to focus on the data that is most relevant to their specific needs, ultimately leading to enhanced decision-making capabilities.

Acceptance Criteria

User requires real-time insights into pest detection trends to effectively monitor and manage crop health throughout the growing season.

Given that the user has access to the Integrated Reporting Dashboard, When the user selects the visual trend analysis feature, Then the dashboard should display graphical representations (graphs and heat maps) of pest detection trends, infestation severity, and management outcomes over the selected time period.

Farmers need to customize their visualizations based on specific crops and pest types to focus on relevant data.

Given that the user is viewing the Integrated Reporting Dashboard, When the user applies custom filters for crop type and pest classification, Then the displayed visual trend data should update to reflect the selected criteria accurately and in real-time.

Users want to assess the effectiveness of their pest management strategies through historical trend analysis.

Given that the user has utilized pest management strategies over multiple seasons, When the user selects a historical date range on the Integrated Reporting Dashboard, Then the dashboard should provide visual analysis of pest management outcomes compared to pest detection trends for the selected timeframe.

Farmers aim to share pest detection trends and management outcomes with stakeholders for collaborative decision-making.

Given that the user is viewing the visual trend analysis, When the user selects the option to export the dashboard data, Then the report should generate in a shareable format (PDF/CSV) including all visible graphs and heat maps with appropriate labels and legends.

Users wish to receive alerts for abnormal pest detection trends indicated by the analyses on the dashboard.

Given that pest detection trends are visualized on the dashboard, When a significant spike in infestation severity is detected beyond user-defined thresholds, Then the system should automatically send an alert notification to the user through their preferred communication channel.

Farmers often require visual trend analysis to be readily accessible across various devices.

Given that the user has logged into AgriVerse on a mobile device or tablet, When they access the Integrated Reporting Dashboard, Then the dashboard should maintain responsive design and all visual trend analysis features should function correctly without loss of data integrity.

Automated Reporting

"As a farmer, I want to receive automated reports on pest management outcomes so that I can save time and focus on other essential farming tasks."

Description

An automated reporting feature should be developed within the dashboard, allowing users to generate regular pest management reports automatically. These reports will summarize key data such as infestation severity, crop protection outcomes, and recommendations for future actions based on AI analysis. Automating this process will save farmers valuable time while ensuring they have access to concise and actionable insights that can improve their pest management strategies.

Acceptance Criteria

Automated pest management reporting generation for seasonal crop assessment.

Given that the user has specified the report frequency, When the scheduled time for report generation arrives, Then the report should be automatically generated and available for download in the user's dashboard.

User retrieves the automated pest management report after it has been generated.

Given that the report has been generated successfully, When the user navigates to the reports section, Then the user should see the latest report listed with the correct date and details.

Content accuracy of the automated pest management report.

Given that the report has been generated, When the user reviews the report content, Then all data points such as infestation severity, outcomes, and AI recommendations should be accurate and consistent with the dashboard's data.

User receives notifications about the automated report availability.

Given that the automated report has been generated, When the report is available for download, Then the user should receive an email notification containing the report summary and the download link.

Error handling during automated report generation.

Given that there is a data fetch error from the database, When the system attempts to generate the report, Then the system should log the error and notify the user with an appropriate error message without crashing the application.

User can customize the report parameters before automation.

Given that the user is in the report settings, When the user selects specific crops and severity levels, Then the automated report should reflect these customizations in the generated output.

Performance of the automated reporting feature under high data load.

Given that a large dataset is present in the system, When the report is triggered for generation, Then the report should be generated within a maximum of five minutes without performance degradation.

User Customization Options

"As a farmer, I want to customize my dashboard layout and notifications so that it aligns with my specific farming needs and paves the way for more relevant insights."

Description

The Integrated Reporting Dashboard must provide user customization options that allow farmers to tailor their dashboard experience according to their preferences. This includes the ability to select which data points to display, rearrange layout components, and set notifications for specific thresholds of pest activity. These customization capabilities will enhance the user experience, ensuring that each farmer can optimize the dashboard to best suit their individual farming operations and decision-making processes.

Acceptance Criteria

User Customization for Data Point Selection

Given a user is on the Integrated Reporting Dashboard, when they choose to customize the dashboard, then they should be able to select or deselect specific data points from a predefined list to display on their dashboard.

Layout Rearrangement Functionality

Given a user has selected specific data points to display on the Integrated Reporting Dashboard, when they attempt to rearrange the layout components by dragging and dropping, then the layout should update in real time without requiring a page refresh.

Notification Threshold Setup

Given a user is on the Integrated Reporting Dashboard, when they set a threshold for pest activity notifications, then the system should save the threshold and trigger notifications accordingly when the pest activity meets or exceeds that threshold.

Persistent User Preferences

Given a user customizes their Integrated Reporting Dashboard, when they log out and log back in, then their previous customization settings should persist and reflect their last saved preferences.

Compatibility with Mobile Devices

Given a user accesses the Integrated Reporting Dashboard from a mobile device, when they utilize customization options, then all functionalities should be fully operational and responsive to the mobile screen size.

User-Friendly Interface for Customization

Given a user is interacting with the Integrated Reporting Dashboard customization options, when they select or modify settings, then the interface should provide clear feedback and intuitive guidance to enhance the user experience.

Help and Support Documentation Access

Given a user is on the Integrated Reporting Dashboard customization page, when they need assistance, then they should be able to easily access help and support documentation relevant to the customization options provided.

Predictive Analytics Integration

"As a farmer, I want to access predictive analytics for pest infestations so that I can take preventive actions before pests become a significant threat to my crops."

Description

Integrating predictive analytics into the dashboard will allow for forecasting potential pest infestations based on historical data and environmental conditions. This feature will empower farmers to proactively take measures to mitigate pests before they become a significant threat. By understanding potential future trends, farmers can address issues before they arise, improving crop resilience and reducing the need for reactive treatments.

Acceptance Criteria

Farmers access the Integrated Reporting Dashboard at the beginning of the planting season to view predictive analytics for pest infestations, helping them plan pest management strategies accordingly.

Given the farmer is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when they navigate to the Integrated Reporting Dashboard, then they must see predictive analytics displayed for at least three different types of pests based on historical data and environmental conditions.

At the end of the planting season, farmers check the Integrated Reporting Dashboard to evaluate the effectiveness of their pest management strategies informed by predictive analytics.

Given the farmer selects a completed planting season in the dashboard, when they review the pest infestation trends, then they must see a comparison of predicted versus actual pest occurrences over the season, including infestation severity ratings.

A farmer receives a real-time alert via the dashboard about an unexpected environmental change that could lead to a pest infestation, triggering a review of their predictive analytics.

Given the dashboard generates a real-time alert due to a significant environmental change, when the farmer views the alert, then they must be directed to the predictive analytics section showing updated forecasts for potential pest infestations.

A farmer uses the Integrated Reporting Dashboard during a pest management decision-making meeting with farm advisors to discuss mitigation strategies based on predictive analytics.

Given the meeting is in progress and all stakeholders have access to the dashboard, when the farmer presents the predictive analytics data, then the stakeholders must be able to see clear visual representations of pest trends and predictions that guide their discussion.

After implementing pest management strategies, farmers want to verify the predictive accuracy of the dashboard's analytics throughout the growing season.

Given the end of the growing season, when the farmer runs a report comparing the initial predictive analytics with actual pest data recorded, then the report must show a predictive accuracy rate of at least 80% for the types of pests analyzed.

Collaborative Pest Management Network

Connect with other farmers and agricultural advisors within a network for knowledge sharing and collaborative pest management efforts. This feature fosters community engagement, enabling users to learn from each other's successes and challenges while implementing collective strategies for pest control.

Requirements

User Registration and Profile Creation

"As a farmer, I want to create a profile on the Collaborative Pest Management Network so that I can connect with other farmers and share insights on pest management relevant to my specific crops."

Description

This requirement enables users to register for the Collaborative Pest Management Network by creating a personalized profile. Users can input their farming practices, preferred crops, pest management experiences, and contact information. This functionality enhances user engagement by allowing tailored interactions within the network, facilitating knowledge sharing with relevant peers and advisors. A user-friendly registration form and profile management system will be implemented, ensuring that users can easily update their information. This ultimately fosters a personalized experience, encouraging consistent community participation and collaboration.

Acceptance Criteria

User Registration for Collaborative Pest Management Network

Given the user is on the registration page, when they fill out all required fields and submit the form, then their information should be saved in the database and they should receive a confirmation email.

Profile Customization by Users

Given the user is logged in, when they navigate to their profile settings and update their farming practices and preferred crops, then the changes should be reflected in their profile upon saving.

Contact Information Update

Given the user is on their profile management page, when they update their contact information and submit the form, then the new contact information should be updated in the database successfully, and the user should see a success message.

User Login After Registration

Given a user has completed their registration, when they enter their credentials on the login page and click submit, then they should be granted access to their personalized dashboard.

Profile Visibility to Peers and Advisors

Given the user has completed their profile and selected visibility settings, when they access the community section, then they should see a list of peers with similar farming practices based on their profile settings.

Handling Incomplete Form Submission

Given the user is on the registration form page, when they attempt to submit the form with incomplete required fields, then they should receive an error message indicating which fields need to be completed.

User Feedback Mechanism

Given the user has engaged with other profiles or content in the network, when they select the feedback option, then they should be able to submit feedback, which should be saved and viewable in their activity log.

Community Forums and Discussion Threads

"As an agricultural advisor, I want to participate in forums to share best practices on pest management with fellow farmers, providing them with valuable guidance based on my expertise."

Description

This requirement establishes community forums and discussion threads focused on different pest management topics. Users will be able to initiate conversations, share experiences, and post questions related to pest control. This feature promotes peer support and collaborative solutions by allowing users to vote on the usefulness of responses, making top answers easily accessible. Integration with notifications will inform users about replies to their posts or discussions they are following, promoting ongoing engagement. This results in a dynamic learning environment where best practices can be shared efficiently and collaboration becomes the norm.

Acceptance Criteria

User initiates a new forum discussion on pest management strategies for soybean crops.

Given a registered user is logged in, when they navigate to the community forums section and click on 'Start New Discussion', then they should be able to enter a title and content for their post, and submit it successfully without errors.

User seeks answers to common pest control questions through existing forum threads.

Given a user is browsing the community forums, when they click on a thread, then they should be able to read all responses and see an option to vote for the usefulness of each response.

User receives notification when someone replies to their forum post.

Given a user has posted in a forum thread, when another user replies to their post, then a notification should be sent to the original poster's account indicating that there is a reply to their discussion.

User reviews and votes on multiple responses to their commented thread.

Given a user is viewing their posted question in the forums, when they see multiple replies, they should be able to vote on each reply for usefulness, and the system should update the vote tally instantly.

User interacts collaboratively within a thread about pest control methods against aphids.

Given a user is viewing a discussion thread, when they reply to another user's comment with their own experience, then their reply should appear below the original comment and maintain the correct reply hierarchy.

Users can easily access top responses in a highly active discussion thread.

Given a thread has multiple responses and votes, when users view the thread, then the top three responses should be displayed at the top based on the number of votes received.

Pest Reporting and Mapping Tool

"As a farmer, I want to report pest sightings and view a map showing pest activity in my area so that I can make informed decisions about my pest control measures."

Description

This requirement involves the development of a tool for users to report pest sightings and create heat maps based on these reports. Users can log pest sightings with specific details such as location, type of pest, and severity, which will be compiled into a visual map accessible to all members. This visualization empowers users by providing real-time insights into pest distribution patterns in their region, enabling them to make informed decisions about pest management strategies. Additionally, the tool can identify trends over time, enhancing collaboration and proactive measures among users.

Acceptance Criteria

As a farmer, I want to report a pest sighting in real-time via the Pest Reporting and Mapping Tool, so I can quickly alert fellow farmers in my network about potential pest threats.

Given I have access to the Pest Reporting and Mapping Tool, when I submit a new pest sighting with the required details (location, type of pest, severity), then the report should be saved successfully and visible on the heat map within 2 minutes.

As a user of the Pest Reporting and Mapping Tool, I want to view a heat map that displays reported pest sightings across my region, so I can understand the distribution patterns of pests.

Given the heat map is being accessed, when I view the map, then I should see updated visual representations of pest sightings based on user reports, accurately reflecting the last 7 days of reports with a legend indicating severity levels.

As a community member, I want to receive notifications about new pest reports in my area, so I can stay informed and take proactive measures.

Given I am subscribed to pest report notifications, when a new pest sighting is logged within a specified distance from my location, then I should receive a notification via email and in-app alert within 5 minutes of the report being submitted.

As an agricultural advisor, I want to analyze historical pest sighting data over the past year, so I can provide better recommendations to farmers in my network.

Given I have access to the analytical features of the Pest Reporting and Mapping Tool, when I request historical pest sighting data, then I should be able to view trends in pest sightings over time presented in a downloadable CSV format and visual graphs.

As a user, I want to filter pest reports on the heat map by pest type and severity, so I can focus on specific issues relevant to my situation.

Given I am viewing the heat map, when I apply filters for specific pest types and severity levels, then only the relevant pest sightings should be displayed on the map in real time without any delays.

As a farmer, I want to edit or delete my submitted pest sightings if I make an error, so the information displayed is accurate.

Given I have submitted a pest sighting, when I choose to edit or delete my submission from the dashboard, then the changes should be reflected on the heat map immediately after saving.

Resource Library for Pest Management Techniques

"As a user, I want to access a library of pest management resources so that I can learn about different control methods and stay updated on best practices in the industry."

Description

This requirement creates a resource library containing articles, videos, and research papers on effective pest management techniques. Users will have access to a curated selection of materials that cover both conventional and organic pest control methods. This feature enhances user knowledge and supports informed decision-making in pest management strategies. Users can also submit their resources for consideration, promoting community contributions and expertise sharing. The integration with user profiles will allow for personalized recommendations based on interests and previously viewed content, thereby maximizing user engagement with the material.

Acceptance Criteria

User accesses the resource library for pest management techniques.

Given the user is logged into AgriVerse, when they navigate to the 'Resource Library' section, then they should see a list of curated articles, videos, and research papers on pest management techniques organized by type and effectiveness.

User searches for specific pest management resources.

Given the user is in the 'Resource Library' section, when they enter a keyword related to pest management in the search bar, then they should see results that include articles, videos, and papers that match the keyword within 2 seconds.

User submits a resource for consideration in the library.

Given the user is on the 'Submit Resource' page, when they fill out the form with valid information and click 'Submit', then a confirmation message should appear stating that their resource will be reviewed for inclusion in the library.

User receives personalized recommendations based on their interests.

Given the user has visited various resources, when they return to the 'Resource Library', then they should see a section titled 'Recommended for You' containing resources that align with their viewed content and interests.

User views detailed content of a selected resource.

Given the user has selected a specific resource from the library, when they click on the resource title, then they should be taken to a detailed view that includes the full article or video with author information and publication date displayed.

User accesses the community contribution section for additional learning.

Given the user is in the 'Resource Library', when they navigate to the 'Community Contributions' section, then they should see a list of user-submitted resources and the ability to rate or comment on them.

User provides feedback on a resource they accessed.

Given the user has viewed a resource, when they click on the feedback button, then they should be able to rate the resource on a scale of 1-5 and provide comments that are successfully saved and associated with that resource.

Alerts and Notifications for Pest Trends

"As a farmer, I want to receive alerts about new pest threats in my area so that I can take immediate action to protect my crops."

Description

This requirement introduces a notification system that alerts users about emerging pest trends based on reported sighting data. Using data analytics, users will receive alerts when new pest threats are detected in their area, along with suggested management strategies based on collective regional data. The system will allow users to customize their notification preferences, choosing to receive alerts via email or in-app notifications. By keeping users informed of critical pest developments, this feature empowers them to take timely actions and engage with the community to share insights and strategies.

Acceptance Criteria

User receives a notification about a new pest threat detected within a 10-mile radius of their farm.

Given that the user has opted in for notifications, when a new pest threat is detected within their area, then the user receives an immediate alert via their chosen notification method (either email or in-app notification).

User customizes their notification preferences for pest alerts.

Given that the user is in the settings page for notifications, when they select their preferred notification method and save these preferences, then the system should update their profile to reflect these choices without any error message.

User receives multiple alerts for different pest threats simultaneously.

Given that multiple pest threats are detected within the same time frame, when the user checks their notifications, then they see all relevant alerts clearly listed and distinguishable per pest threat with suggested management strategies.

User engages with the Collaborative Pest Management Network after receiving an alert.

Given that the user has received a pest alert, when they engage with the network, then they can view and participate in discussions related to the pest threat, contributing personal experiences and strategies.

User checks the history of pest alerts they have received.

Given that the user wants to review past alerts, when they navigate to the alert history section, then they see a chronological list of all past alerts with details of the pest threats and management strategies recommended.

User reports a new pest sighting to the network after receiving an alert.

Given that the user has received an alert about a new pest threat, when they report their own sighting of that pest in the network, then the submitted report is successfully recorded, and other network members are notified accordingly.

Interactive Learning Modules

Engage users with interactive learning modules that combine videos, quizzes, and practical exercises. These modules walk users through various AgriVerse tools and best practices, ensuring they can apply their knowledge effectively. This feature enhances comprehension and retention, empowering users to make the most of the platform.

Requirements

Module Content Management

"As an administrator, I want to manage the content of the interactive learning modules so that I can ensure users have access to the most up-to-date and relevant information."

Description

The Interactive Learning Modules must include a robust content management system that enables administrators to create, update, and manage various learning components such as videos, quizzes, and practical exercises. This requirement ensures that content is easily maintainable, accessible, and can be tailored to meet the evolving needs of users. It will provide an intuitive interface for content upload and organization, as well as the ability to categorize and tag content for easy navigation. This feature is vital for keeping the learning modules relevant and effective, thereby enhancing the user experience and knowledge retention.

Acceptance Criteria

Administrator uploads a new learning module video on AgriVerse to ensure updated content is available for users.

Given that the administrator is logged into the content management system, when they upload a video file and fill out the necessary metadata fields (title, description, tags), then the video should be successfully saved and visible in the module list within 5 minutes.

An administrator updates an existing quiz in the interactive learning module to reflect new information related to best practices.

Given that the administrator navigates to an existing quiz, when they make changes to the quiz questions and save the updates, then the modified quiz should be immediately available for users, with all previous responses cleared.

Users search for specific content in the learning management system using tags for relevant topics.

Given that the learning modules are tagged accurately, when a user enters a specific tag into the search bar, then they should receive a filtered list of all relevant modules within 3 seconds.

Administrator categorizes a newly added practical exercise module to improve navigation for users.

Given that the administrator has added a new practical exercise, when they select a category from the dropdown menu and save the module, then the newly categorized module should appear under the selected category in the learning portal within 1 minute.

An administrator views the list of all existing content modules to evaluate current offerings and update as necessary.

Given that the administrator accesses the content management dashboard, when they request the list of all content modules, then they should see a comprehensive list with details such as title, type, last updated date, and total views, updated in real time.

Users complete a learning module and provide feedback on its content through a rating system.

Given that a user has completed a module, when they submit a rating from 1 to 5 stars and a feedback comment, then their feedback should be recorded successfully and reflected in the overall module rating immediately after submission.

Progress Tracking and Analytics

"As a user, I want to track my progress in the interactive learning modules so that I can identify areas where I need to improve and ensure I'm fully utilizing the platform's offerings."

Description

The requirement for Progress Tracking and Analytics involves implementing a system that captures user engagement metrics, quiz results, and overall progress within the learning modules. This feature will provide both users and administrators with insights into learning patterns, helping identify areas of improvement and success. It enhances the learning experience by offering personalized feedback and recommendations based on users' performance. This integration will enable stakeholders to make data-driven decisions to improve the content and instructional methods employed within AgriVerse.

Acceptance Criteria

User accesses the Progress Tracking feature to monitor their learning journey and examine engagement metrics after completing several interactive learning modules.

Given the user is logged in, when they navigate to the Progress Tracking section, then they should see a summary of their engagement metrics, quiz results, and overall progress represented in a visually clear format on the dashboard.

An administrator reviews user progress analytics to evaluate the effectiveness of learning modules and identify users needing additional support.

Given the administrator has access to analytics, when they generate a report on user progress, then they should receive a detailed report listing users with their scores and engagement metrics, alongside suggested improvements for engagement based on performance trends.

A user completes a learning module quiz and submits their answers to receive immediate feedback on their performance.

Given the user has completed the quiz, when they click on 'Submit', then they should receive instant feedback showing their score, correct answers, and tailored recommendations for further study based on their performance.

A user revisits their completed learning modules to track their progress and reflect on their learning history.

Given the user accesses their learning history section, when they select a completed module, then they should see detailed analytics including time spent, quiz performance, and areas flagged for improvement, along with options to retake quizzes.

An administrator configures the analytics settings to track specific metrics relevant to user engagement during different learning modules.

Given the administrator is in the settings section, when they adjust the tracking metrics, then they should be able to save parameters for metrics to track, which will be reflected in user engagement reports.

Users receive personalized feedback based on their quiz results to enhance their learning experience.

Given the user has completed a quiz and received their results, when they view the feedback section, then they should see personalized recommendations for improvement along with additional resources to tackle identified weak areas.

A user interacts with the learning modules and completes various activities, while the system captures their progress accurately.

Given the user has engaged with the interactive learning modules, when they complete an activity, then their engagement should be logged in real-time, ensuring accurate progress tracking that reflects their learning activities without data loss.

User Engagement Features

"As a user, I want to engage with others through forums and discussions within the learning modules so that I can share experiences and gain insights from my peers."

Description

The Interactive Learning Modules should incorporate user engagement features such as forums, discussion boards, and feedback mechanisms. These features will foster a community feel among users, allowing them to share insights, ask questions, and provide feedback. This requirement enriches the learning experience by facilitating peer-to-peer interaction, promoting collaboration, and ensuring users feel supported through their learning process, which in turn, enhances overall platform adoption.

Acceptance Criteria

User engages with interactive learning modules to understand the functionalities of AgriVerse tools.

Given the user is on the learning module page, when they complete a module, then they should receive a completion badge and an option to participate in the associated forum discussion.

Users should be able to interact in discussion boards related to each learning module.

Given a user is on a discussion board, when they post a question or comment, then it should be visible to all other users in that module's forum instantly.

Users receive timely feedback on their performance in quizzes integrated within the learning modules.

Given a user completes a quiz, when the results are calculated, then they should receive immediate feedback with their score and an explanation of the correct answers.

Users provide feedback on individual learning modules to improve content quality and engagement.

Given a user finishes a module, when they access the feedback form, then they should be able to rate the module and submit comments that are stored for review by the development team.

Users can search for previous discussions on forums to easily find relevant information.

Given a user is on the forum page, when they enter a search term related to a topic, then the system should return a list of relevant discussion threads and posts.

Users should receive notifications about new comments or replies in discussion threads they are subscribed to.

Given a user has subscribed to a discussion thread, when a new reply is posted, then the user should receive a notification on their dashboard and via email.

Users can easily navigate between different interactive learning modules and their associated forums.

Given a user is on a learning module page, when they click on the forum link, then they should be redirected to the correct discussion board for that module without errors.

Mobile Compatibility

"As a mobile user, I want to access the interactive learning modules on my smartphone so that I can learn on the go, without being restricted to a desktop environment."

Description

The requirement for Mobile Compatibility ensures that the Interactive Learning Modules are fully responsive and functional across a variety of mobile devices. Since many users are likely to access the modules from smartphones and tablets, this feature is critical for providing a seamless learning experience, regardless of the device used. It will involve responsive design elements, ensuring all content remains accessible and easy to interact with on smaller screens. This focus on mobile usability enhances user engagement and satisfaction.

Acceptance Criteria

User accessing an Interactive Learning Module on a mobile device to learn about crop forecasting tools while on the go.

Given a mobile device with a screen size smaller than 6 inches, when the user accesses the Interactive Learning Module, then the content must display correctly without horizontal scrolling and retain functionality for all interactive elements.

User utilizing the Interactive Learning Module on a tablet during a training workshop, intending to complete a quiz after watching a tutorial video.

Given a tablet with a screen size between 7 and 10 inches, when the user plays a video and completes the accompanying quiz, then all elements must function correctly, and the video should resize proportionally to fit the screen.

User attempting to navigate between different sections of the Interactive Learning Module while practicing on their smartphone during fieldwork.

Given a smartphone with a touch interface, when the user attempts to navigate through the module, the interactions should be responsive, with no lag, and all buttons must be accessible without the need for zooming in.

User engaging with an Interactive Learning Module during a mobile webinar, focusing on understanding supply chain integration tools.

Given any mobile device, when the user interacts with the module, all transitions between screens should occur within 3 seconds, ensuring a seamless transition experience without errors or crashes.

User reviewing learned content from the Interactive Learning Module on a variety of mobile browsers, including Chrome and Safari.

Given different mobile browsers, when the user accesses the module, then all functionalities must work identically across all tested browsers without any loss of functionality or content.

Certification Upon Completion

"As a user, I want to receive a certificate upon completing the interactive learning modules so that I can showcase my achievements and enhance my professional credentials."

Description

The Interactive Learning Modules should include a feature that allows users to receive certificates upon successful completion of certain courses or modules. This requirement enhances the credibility of the learning content and provides users with tangible proof of their learning achievements. It will also provide motivation for users to complete learning paths and engage fully with the materials. The certification system needs to be easy to implement and share on social media or professional platforms to enhance user recognition.

Acceptance Criteria

User successfully completes all components of an Interactive Learning Module about environmentally sustainable farming practices.

Given the user has completed the video and quizzes, when they finish the practical exercise, then they should receive a certificate of completion.

User wants to share their certification on social media after completing a course on crop yield optimization.

Given the user has received a certificate, when they choose the share option, then the certificate link should be generated and accessible for sharing on social media platforms.

A user wants to review their certification history after completing multiple learning modules.

Given the user navigates to their profile, when they view their certification section, then a list of all completed certificates should be displayed, including completion dates.

An educator is tracking the progress of multiple users in the certification system.

Given the educator accesses the dashboard, when they filter by users who have completed certifications, then the dashboard should display the relevant completion data including user names and certification titles.

A user needs to print their certification after completing a module on pest management practices.

Given the user has completed the requirements for certification, when they select the print option from their certificate view, then a printable version of the certificate should be generated with the correct user details.

A user encounters an error while trying to download their certification after completing the module on soil health management.

Given the user attempts to download their certificate, when there is an issue with the generation process, then an appropriate error message should be displayed informing the user of the issue.

Live Q&A Sessions

Provide users with access to live Q&A sessions featuring AgriVerse experts. This interactive format allows users to ask questions in real-time, fostering a better understanding of the platform's functionalities. With this feature, users can clarify doubts and gain insights directly from seasoned professionals, enhancing their learning experience.

Requirements

Real-time Q&A Interface

"As a user of AgriVerse, I want to participate in live Q&A sessions with experts so that I can gain immediate insights and clarify my questions about the platform's functionalities."

Description

Develop an intuitive interface for live Q&A sessions that allows users to submit questions, view answers, and interact with AgriVerse experts in real-time. This interface will support text submissions and potentially integrate audio/video capabilities to enhance engagement. The design will ensure ease of use, enabling users to participate without technical barriers. The implementation of this function is crucial for creating an interactive environment that promotes learning and immediate feedback, ultimately increasing user satisfaction and platform adoption.

Acceptance Criteria

User submits a question during a live Q&A session and receives a response within a specified time frame.

Given a user is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when they submit a question during the live Q&A session, then they should receive a response from an expert within 5 minutes.

Users can view all previously answered questions in a searchable format during live Q&A sessions.

Given a live Q&A session is in progress, when a user accesses the answers section, then they should be able to see a list of previously answered questions with the ability to search by keywords.

Participants can interact via text and audio during the live Q&A sessions.

Given a user is in a live Q&A session, when they choose to interact, then they should have the option to submit questions via text or select to ask a question using audio/video, ensuring connection and participation.

The live Q&A interface is designed for user-friendly engagement on multiple devices.

Given a user accesses the live Q&A from a mobile or desktop device, when they enter the session, then they should experience a consistent and intuitive interface, functioning seamlessly on all screen sizes.

Feedback is collected from users post live Q&A sessions to assess satisfaction and areas for improvement.

Given a live Q&A session has concluded, when users exit the session, then they should be prompted to complete a brief survey gauging their satisfaction and suggestions for improvements.

The system can handle multiple simultaneous users without performance degradation during live Q&A sessions.

Given a high number of participants in a live Q&A session, when users submit questions and engage, then system performance should remain stable with no noticeable lag or timeout errors.

Expert Management System

"As an AgriVerse expert, I want to manage my Q&A sessions and track user feedback so that I can improve my interactions and the value I provide to users."

Description

Implement a management system for AgriVerse experts that allows them to schedule live Q&A sessions, track user engagement, and manage frequently asked questions. This system should provide analytics on session participation and feedback to help improve future sessions. By structuring the expert involvement, AgriVerse can ensure continuous improvement in user experience and relevance of the content delivered. This feature is important for maximizing the efficiency of expert resources and enhancing overall user satisfaction.

Acceptance Criteria

Expert Scheduling of Live Q&A Sessions

Given an expert is logged into the system, when they access the scheduling interface, then they should be able to create a live Q&A session for a specified date, time, and duration, and save the session successfully.

User Engagement Tracking

Given a live Q&A session has been conducted, when the session concludes, then the system should automatically record the number of participants and their engagement metrics (e.g., questions asked, points discussed) for future analysis.

Feedback Collection Post Session

Given a live Q&A session has ended, when users access the feedback form, then they should be able to submit their feedback easily and the system should record and categorize the feedback for analysis.

Frequently Asked Questions Management

Given an expert is reviewing user inquiries, when they identify frequently asked questions, then they should be able to add these to the FAQ section in the management system for easy access by users.

Analytics Dashboard for Session Performance

Given the completion of multiple live Q&A sessions, when an expert accesses the analytics dashboard, then they should be able to view detailed reports on session participation, user feedback, and trends over time.

Alerts for Upcoming Sessions

Given that an expert has scheduled a live Q&A session, when the session date approaches, then the system should send automated alerts to registered participants reminding them of the session.

Integration with User Profiles

Given a user has participated in a live Q&A session, when they access their profile, then they should see a history of all sessions attended and related engagement metrics.

Session Recording Feature

"As a user who can't attend live sessions, I want access to recorded Q&A sessions so that I can benefit from the discussions at my convenience and continuously engage with the content."

Description

Integrate a session recording feature that captures and archives live Q&A sessions for later viewing by users who are unable to attend live versions. This feature will include indexing for easy navigation, search functionality for finding specific questions or topics, and the ability to download materials for offline access. By enabling users to access past sessions, AgriVerse enhances the learning experience and provides an additional resource for knowledge reinforcement, making the platform more valuable to a wider audience.

Acceptance Criteria

User accesses the recorded session after missing the live Q&A to catch up on information shared by the experts.

Given the user is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when they navigate to the 'Live Q&A Session' section and select a recorded session, then they should be able to play the video without buffering issues and view the complete session without interruptions.

User searches for a specific topic discussed in previous live Q&A sessions to find relevant information.

Given the user types a keyword into the search functionality within the recorded sessions, when they press 'search', then the system should return all related recorded sessions indexed by the topics that include the searched keyword.

User wants to download a recording of a past live Q&A session for offline viewing.

Given the user is on the recorded sessions page, when they click the 'Download' button next to a session, then the system should initiate a download of the session in a standard video format like MP4 and the download should complete successfully without errors.

User reviews the indexed topics within a recorded session to navigate to a specific segment of interest.

Given the user is watching a recorded session, when they access the indexed topics list, then they should be able to click on a topic and the video should automatically skip to that specific segment of the session without delay.

New users want to understand how to navigate and utilize the recording feature effectively.

Given the user is logged in and navigates to the help section, when they access the guide on the session recording feature, then the guide should include clear instructions, screenshots, and video tutorials that explain how to access, search, and download recorded sessions.

Feedback Collection Mechanism

"As a user, I want to provide feedback on the live Q&A sessions so that I can share my experiences and help improve future interactions."

Description

Create a feedback collection mechanism post-Q&A sessions to gather user insights on session quality, the relevance of content, and the performance of the experts. This mechanism will collect quantitative ratings and qualitative comments to facilitate continuous improvement of future sessions. By systematically gathering and analyzing feedback, AgriVerse can refine its educational offerings and ensure they are aligned with user needs, thus fostering a culture of continuous improvement and user-centric development.

Acceptance Criteria

Post-Session Feedback Submission Process

Given a user has attended a live Q&A session, When they complete the feedback form, Then their feedback should be successfully submitted and a confirmation message should be displayed.

Quantitative Feedback Ratings Collection

Given a user submits their feedback after a live Q&A session, When they provide a rating on a scale of 1 to 5, Then the rating should be recorded accurately in the database for analysis.

Qualitative Feedback Comments Collection

Given a user provides comments in the feedback form after attending a live Q&A session, When they submit the feedback, Then their comments should be stored in the system for further evaluation by the AgriVerse team.

Feedback Analysis for Continuous Improvement

Given collected feedback from multiple users, When the feedback is analyzed, Then actionable insights should be generated to inform future Q&A session improvements and content adjustments.

User Notification of Feedback Impact

Given a user who has submitted feedback, When AgriVerse implements changes based on feedback, Then the user should receive a notification acknowledging their contribution to the improvements.

Ensuring Feedback Anonymity

Given a user submits feedback through the mechanism, When the feedback is recorded, Then the feedback should be anonymous and not linked to their account for privacy protection.

Social Media Integration

"As a user, I want to share my learning experiences from Q&A sessions on social media so that I can connect with peers and promote AgriVerse as a valuable resource."

Description

Incorporate social media sharing options within the live Q&A feature, allowing users to share session details and actionable insights on their social channels. This will enhance visibility for AgriVerse's offerings and encourage wider audience participation in future sessions. As users share their learning experiences, it builds a community around the product, creating a positive feedback loop of engagement and new user acquisition. This feature supports AgriVerse's growth objectives and user engagement strategies.

Acceptance Criteria

User shares a live Q&A session on their social media feed to inform their followers about the insights they gained during the session.

Given a user is on the live Q&A session page, when they click the 'Share on Social Media' button, then a shareable post populated with session details should be generated, ready for the user to post on their social media.

User successfully shares session insights on their preferred social media platform after participating in a live Q&A.

Given a user has attended a live Q&A session, when they share the session insights on a social media platform, then the post should include a link back to the AgriVerse platform as well as relevant hashtags to enhance visibility.

The platform tracks the number of shares made by users during and after the live Q&A sessions.

Given multiple users are participating in a live Q&A session, when they use the social media sharing functionality, then the platform should record each share instance accurately in real-time analytics.

User receives a notification confirming their social media post was successfully shared.

Given a user has shared the Q&A session on social media, when the share is successful, then a confirmation message should appear on the AgriVerse platform confirming the successful post.

Potential participants can see shared posts about upcoming live Q&A sessions on social media.

Given that users are sharing Q&A session information on their social media, when a potential participant views these posts, then they should be able to click through to register for the upcoming session directly from the shared post.

The feature allows users to customize their social media shares with personal notes or messages.

Given a user is about to share Q&A session details, when they access the share dialog, then they should have the option to add a personal note or message before posting to their social media account.

Personalized Learning Pathways

Create tailored learning pathways based on user roles and interests. This feature guides users through relevant content and training materials specific to their needs, ensuring they receive customized support. By providing a more targeted approach to learning, users can efficiently master the tools that matter most to them.

Requirements

User Role Assessment

"As a farmer, I want the platform to assess my role and preferences so that I can receive tailored training materials that are specifically relevant to my farming needs."

Description

The User Role Assessment requirement involves developing a system that evaluates and identifies user roles within the AgriVerse platform. This entails collecting information on user activities, interests, and farming practices to generate accurate user profiles. The system will utilize this data to recommend personalized learning pathways that cater to the unique needs and preferences of individual users. This requirement is crucial because it ensures that the learning experience is tailored, increasing user engagement and the effective use of platform features, ultimately leading to improved user satisfaction and skill development.

Acceptance Criteria

User Role Identification through Activity Tracking

Given a user accesses the AgriVerse platform and performs a series of actions, when the User Role Assessment system analyzes the activity data, then it must accurately classify the user into a defined role (e.g., farmer, agronomist, supplier) based on predefined criteria that reflect their activities and interests.

User Profile Creation Based on Collected Data

Given that a user has completed a set of questionnaires regarding their interests and farming practices, when the User Role Assessment system processes this information, then it must create a detailed user profile that includes role, interests, preferred learning styles, and areas for skill development.

Personalized Learning Pathway Recommendations

Given a user profile has been established, when the User Role Assessment system generates a personalized learning pathway, then it must recommend a set of at least three relevant training materials or courses that align with the user's interests and designated role.

Feedback Mechanism for Learning Pathways

Given that a user has completed a recommended training module, when the User Role Assessment system prompts the user for feedback, then it must capture and store the user's satisfaction level and suggestions for improvement to refine future recommendations.

User Role Update Upon Changing Activities

Given a user changes their farming practices over time, when they input new information regarding these changes into the AgriVerse platform, then the User Role Assessment system must reevaluate the user’s profile and update their role and associated learning pathways accordingly.

Data Security and Privacy Compliance

Given that user data is collected and processed for role assessment, when the system operates, then it must comply with relevant data protection regulations, ensuring user data is encrypted and accessible only to authorized personnel.

Cross-Platform Compatibility

Given that users may access AgriVerse on different devices, when the User Role Assessment system generates user profiles and pathways, then it must function seamlessly across all platforms (web, mobile app, tablet) without data loss or inconsistencies.

Dynamic Content Recommendation Engine

"As a user, I want a system that recommends relevant training content based on my interests so that I can learn more effectively and apply new skills to my farming practices."

Description

The Dynamic Content Recommendation Engine requirement focuses on developing an intelligent algorithm that curates and presents educational content based on the assessed user roles and interests. This engine will analyze user interaction data, preferences, and popular content trends to deliver personalized recommendations for articles, videos, and training sessions. The significance of this feature lies in its ability to streamline the learning process, allowing users to access the most pertinent information quickly, thereby enhancing their productivity and success in utilizing AgriVerse's tools.

Acceptance Criteria

User selects their role as a farmer and indicates their interests in sustainable farming techniques on their profile.

Given the user has specified their role and interests, when they access the learning dashboard, then the Dynamic Content Recommendation Engine should display a list of curated articles and videos focused on sustainable farming techniques that match their preferences.

A user has interacted with certain training modules and has provided feedback on their learning experience.

Given the user has completed multiple training modules, when they provide feedback, then the engine should analyze their interaction and feedback to adjust future recommendations accordingly, including more content that aligns with positive feedback.

A user revisits the platform after a month of inactivity.

Given a user returns to the platform, when they log in, then the Dynamic Content Recommendation Engine should update the recommendations based on new content trends and the user’s earlier activity, showing them newly available articles and training sessions relevant to their interests.

The admin wants to review the effectiveness of content recommendations over the past quarter.

Given the admin accesses the analytics dashboard, when they review the recommendation effectiveness report, then it should display metrics on user engagement, including click-through rates and completion rates of recommended content, indicating the engine’s success in delivering personalized pathways.

A user with mixed interests wants to explore different categories of content.

Given the user indicates multiple interests in their profile settings, when they navigate to the content recommendation section, then the engine should present a balanced selection of content across all indicated interests evenly without over-weighting any single category.

A user encounters a performance issue with content loading times while accessing recommendations.

Given the user accesses the learning dashboard, when the recommendation engine is invoked, then the content should load within 5 seconds, ensuring optimal performance and user satisfaction.

Progress Tracking Dashboard

"As a user, I want to see my learning progress so that I can stay motivated and understand what I still need to learn."

Description

The Progress Tracking Dashboard requirement involves creating an interface that allows users to monitor their learning journey and track progress through their personalized learning pathways. This dashboard will visually display completed training modules, upcoming tasks, and user performance metrics. By providing insights into learning milestones and areas needing improvement, users can stay motivated and focused on their development goals. This feature is essential for maintaining user engagement and ensuring ongoing support while fostering a culture of continuous learning within the AgriVerse community.

Acceptance Criteria

User views the Progress Tracking Dashboard after completing several training modules to assess their progress and motivation.

Given the user has completed training modules, when they access the Progress Tracking Dashboard, then they should see a visual representation of completed modules, upcoming tasks, and performance metrics.

User receives notifications on upcoming tasks that are due based on their personalized learning pathway.

Given the user has training modules assigned to them, when a task is due within the next 3 days, then they should receive a notification in the dashboard.

User wants to track their performance in a recent training module to identify areas for improvement before taking a certification test.

Given the user has completed a training module, when they view the Progress Tracking Dashboard, then the performance metrics for that module should be displayed, showing scores and feedback.

Administrators need to ensure users are engaging with their learning pathways by reviewing overall user progress.

Given administrators access the Progress Tracking Dashboard, when they filter by user roles, then they should see summarized progress data for each user role, including average scores and module completion rates.

User checks their Progress Tracking Dashboard after failing a training module to understand what to focus on next.

Given the user has failed a training module, when they access the Progress Tracking Dashboard, then they should see a section indicating which areas need improvement and suggested resources to retake the module.

User desires to see historical progress over time on their learning journey.

Given the user clicks on the historical data button, when they view the Progress Tracking Dashboard, then they should see a timeline graph displaying their progress over the last 6 months, including completed modules and scores.

User is looking for a quick overview of their learning milestones achieved in order to prepare for a performance review.

Given the user accesses the Progress Tracking Dashboard, when it loads, then they should see a summary section that lists their key learning milestones and achievements in a visually accessible format.

Feedback and Rating System

"As a user, I want to rate the training materials I’ve completed so that I can help improve the resources and guide other users in their learning paths."

Description

The Feedback and Rating System requirement aims to implement a mechanism for users to provide feedback and rate the content and training materials available on the platform. This system will aggregate user feedback to enhance future content recommendations and create a feedback loop that informs content creators of user satisfaction levels. The addition of this feature not only involves integrating user ratings alongside content but also establishes a community of shared knowledge where improvements can be made based on real user experiences. This leads to higher quality educational resources and enhances the overall user experience.

Acceptance Criteria

User submits feedback and a rating after completing a training module on the AgriVerse platform.

Given a user completes a training module, When they access the feedback form, Then they should be able to submit a rating from 1 to 5 stars and provide written feedback that is saved to the system.

Platform aggregates feedback and displays average ratings for each training module.

Given multiple users provide ratings for a training module, When the ratings are aggregated, Then the average rating should be displayed on the module page reflecting the total number of ratings received.

Content creators review user feedback to improve training materials.

Given a content creator accesses the feedback dashboard, When they view the feedback received for their training materials, Then they should see all ratings and comments along with suggestions for improvements.

User receives a notification for newly available training materials based on their previous ratings and feedback.

Given a user has provided feedback and ratings on past training modules, When new relevant training materials are added to the platform, Then the user should receive a notification informing them of these updates.

User can edit or delete their previously submitted feedback on training modules.

Given a user wants to change their feedback on a training module, When they access their submitted feedback, Then they should have the option to edit or delete it before the feedback is finalized.

Admin can generate reports on user feedback to analyze trends and user satisfaction.

Given an admin user requests a report on feedback trends, When they access the reporting feature, Then they should be able to download a report showing average ratings and feedback over specific time frames.

Users can filter training modules based on the feedback ratings provided by other users.

Given a user wants to explore training modules, When they apply filters for ratings on the training module list, Then the modules should be displayed in order of their aggregated ratings to easily find high-quality content.

Gamified Learning Experience

"As a user, I want to earn rewards and compete with others as I learn so that I feel encouraged to engage more with the training materials."

Description

The Gamified Learning Experience requirement consists of integrating gamification elements into the learning pathways to make the educational experience engaging and fun. This may include features like earning badges for accomplishments, leaderboards, and challenges that encourage users to complete training modules and participate actively in learning activities. By incorporating these elements, users are likely to feel more invested in their educational journey, which can lead to increased knowledge retention and a sense of accomplishment upon overcoming learning milestones. This requirement is pivotal for enriching user interaction and retention within the AgriVerse platform.

Acceptance Criteria

User completes a training module and earns a badge for their achievement.

Given a user completes a training module, when the module is marked as complete, then the user should receive a badge associated with that module.

User views their progress on the leaderboard after completing several training modules.

Given a user completes multiple training modules, when they check the leaderboard, then their name should be displayed according to their ranking based on completed modules.

User participates in a challenge related to a specific training module.

Given a user participates in a challenge, when they successfully complete the challenge, then they should receive points that contribute to their overall profile score.

An admin configures gamification settings for the learning pathways.

Given an admin accesses the gamification settings, when they enable or disable specific features like badges and leaderboards, then those features should reflect the changes immediately for all users.

User receives notification of achievements via email after completing certain milestones.

Given a user achieves a milestone, when the achievement is recorded, then an email notification should be sent to the user detailing their accomplishment.

User interacts with gamified elements and provides feedback on usability.

Given a user interacts with gamified features, when they provide feedback via the designated feedback tool, then their feedback should be recorded and analyzed for future improvements.

User accesses a summary report of their learning activities and achievements.

Given a user requests a summary report, when they view the report, then it should include a comprehensive list of completed modules, badges earned, and points accumulated.

Certification Program

Introduce a certification program that allows users to complete courses and assess their skills. Users who pass assessments receive certificates showcasing their proficiency in using AgriVerse. This recognition not only boosts user confidence but also adds value by providing proof of expertise that can be showcased in their professional endeavors.

Requirements

Course Management System

"As an administrator, I want to create and manage courses so that I can provide users with structured learning paths leading to certification."

Description

The Course Management System should allow administrators and trainers to create, manage, and update various courses within the certification program. It will include functionalities to set course objectives, upload educational materials (videos, documents), and define assessment criteria. This system will streamline course delivery, provide users with a clear path to certification, and support trainers in tracking user progress. The integration with user profiles will ensure that participants can easily enroll and monitor their progress, fostering a structured learning experience.

Acceptance Criteria

Create and manage courses by administrators for the certification program.

Given an administrator is logged into the Course Management System, when they select 'Create Course', then they should be able to input course objectives, upload educational materials, and define assessment criteria successfully.

Enroll participants into courses through their user profiles.

Given a user is logged into their profile, when they select a course and click 'Enroll', then they should receive a confirmation of enrollment and the course should appear in their dashboard under 'My Courses'.

Track user progress and completion status within the certification program.

Given a trainer accesses the Course Management System, when they select a course, then they should be able to view a list of enrolled users, their progress, and completion statuses for assessments within that course.

Update existing course materials and objectives as needed.

Given an administrator is managing a course, when they select 'Edit Course', then they should be able to update the course objectives and educational materials, and save those changes successfully.

Generate certificates for users who pass assessments in the certification program.

Given a user completes all assessments within a course, when they achieve a passing score, then they should receive a digital certificate that is available for download from their profile.

Access educational materials from different devices and browsers.

Given a user is logged into their account, when they access educational materials, then they should be able to view and interact with the materials seamlessly across different devices and browsers.

Assessment and Evaluation Framework

"As a user, I want to take assessments after my courses so that I can demonstrate my knowledge and skills in using AgriVerse effectively."

Description

The Assessment and Evaluation Framework should enable users to take assessments after completing courses. This framework will include various question types (multiple choice, short answer, practical assessments) and a grading system to evaluate user performance. It will provide instant feedback and include options for retakes to help users improve their scores. Additionally, the system will track user results and ensure that only those who pass receive certification, thereby enhancing the credibility of the certification program.

Acceptance Criteria

User completes a course and proceeds to take the assessment within the AgriVerse platform.

Given a user has completed a course, when they access the assessment section, then they should be able to see all relevant assessments with instructions and start the assessment.

User takes an assessment consisting of various question types including multiple-choice, short answer, and practical assessments.

Given a user is taking an assessment, when they select an answer for a multiple-choice question and submit their responses, then their answers should be automatically graded and feedback displayed instantly.

User fails the assessment and wishes to retake it after completing additional study.

Given a user has failed the assessment, when they go back to the assessment section, then they should have an option to retake the assessment after a cooldown period, if applicable, and this should be clearly communicated to them.

The grading system evaluates user performance based on correct answers and provides a score.

Given a user completes the assessment, when the grading process is finalized, then a score and result should be displayed, and the user's score should be saved in their profile history.

User successfully passes the assessment and is eligible for certification.

Given a user has passed the assessment, when the result is confirmed, then the user should receive an electronic certificate of completion, and their profile should be updated to reflect this achievement.

The system tracks user results for reporting and analysis purposes.

Given users have completed multiple assessments, when an admin or user accesses the reporting tools, then all assessment results should be retrievable, showing scores, pass/fail status, and completion dates.

Certificate Generation and Distribution

"As a user, I want to receive a digital certificate after passing my courses so that I can showcase my skills and proficiency on my professional profiles."

Description

The Certificate Generation and Distribution feature should automatically create and distribute digital certificates to users who successfully complete assessments. User data will be included on the certificates, showcasing their names, course completed, and the date of completion. The certificates should be visually appealing and suitable for sharing on professional networks like LinkedIn. This feature will increase the perceived value of the certification, encouraging more users to participate in the program.

Acceptance Criteria

User receives a digital certificate upon successful completion of an assessment.

Given a user has completed the assessment with a passing score, when the assessment is submitted, then a digital certificate should be generated and sent to the user's registered email address within 5 minutes.

The digital certificate displays accurate user information.

Given a user has completed the assessment, when the digital certificate is generated, then it must accurately display the user's name, course completed, and date of completion in a readable format.

The design of the digital certificate is visually appealing and professional.

Given the digital certificate is generated, when viewed by the user, then it should be aesthetically designed, including appropriate branding elements of AgriVerse, and suitable for sharing on professional platforms.

Users can download their certificates from the platform after completion.

Given a user has successfully completed an assessment, when they access the certification section of their profile, then they should be able to download the digital certificate in PDF format.

Notifications are sent to users upon certificate generation.

Given a user has completed the assessment, when the digital certificate is generated, then a notification should be sent to the user via email and in-platform message, confirming their certificate's availability.

The digital certificate is shareable on LinkedIn and other professional networks.

Given a user has downloaded their digital certificate, when they choose to share it on LinkedIn, then they should be able to upload the certificate without any formatting issues and it must display correctly on their profile.

The certificate generation process is tracked and logged for auditing.

Given a user completes an assessment, when the digital certificate is generated, then this process should be logged with a timestamp and user information for auditing purposes.

User Profile Integration

"As a user, I want my course progress and certificates to be stored in my profile so that I can easily track my learning achievements and present them when needed."

Description

User Profile Integration will link the certification program with existing user profiles in AgriVerse. This integration will store users' progress, completed courses, and certificates within their profiles, allowing users to have a comprehensive view of their learning journey. It will facilitate easy access to certificates and course history, helping users to present their qualifications when needed and ensuring that their learning achievements are recognized within the broader AgriVerse ecosystem.

Acceptance Criteria

User Profile Integration for Certification Tracking

Given a user who has completed a certification course, when they access their user profile, then they should see a list of all completed courses and certificates linked to their profile.

Certificate Accessibility from User Profile

Given a user is logged into their AgriVerse account, when they navigate to their user profile, then they should be able to download or share their certification certificate directly from the profile.

Progress Tracking in User Profiles

Given a user is enrolled in a certification program, when they view their user profile, then they should see a visual progress bar indicating their completion status for each course within the certification program.

Course History Visibility in User Profiles

Given a user has completed multiple courses, when they access their user profile, then their course history should display all courses taken, including dates of completion and scores achieved.

Notification of Certification Achievement

Given a user has completed a certification course, when their user profile is updated, then they should receive a notification confirming the addition of the new certification to their profile.

User Profile Data Synchronization

Given a user completes a certification assessment, when the results are final, then their course completion and certificate should be automatically updated in their user profile without requiring manual input.

Feedback and Improvement Mechanism

"As a user, I want to provide feedback on courses so that I can help improve the certification program for future participants."

Description

The Feedback and Improvement Mechanism should allow users to share their experiences and suggestions regarding courses and assessments. This feature will include surveys and feedback forms to gather user insights. Data collected will be analyzed to make necessary adjustments to courses and the overall certification program, ensuring it stays relevant and effective. This collaborative input will enhance user satisfaction and improve the quality of learning within AgriVerse.

Acceptance Criteria

Users provide feedback on the course materials after completion of the Certification Program.

Given a user has completed a course, when they access the feedback form, then they should be able to submit their ratings and comments without errors, and the feedback should be stored in the system.

Users participate in surveys related to their learning experience within the Certification Program.

Given a user is prompted to participate in a survey after completing an assessment, when they submit their responses, then the responses should be recorded accurately without data loss.

The system analyzes collected feedback and recommends course improvements based on user suggestions.

Given the feedback data has been collected, when the system processes this data, then it should generate a report highlighting common themes and actionable recommendations for course adjustments within a week.

Users receive notifications regarding improvements made to the Certification Program based on collected feedback.

Given feedback has been analyzed and changes implemented, when users log into the platform, then they should receive a notification summarizing the improvements made to the Certification Program.

Users can view and access past feedback submissions and their statuses regarding implemented suggestions.

Given a user accesses their profile, when they navigate to the feedback section, then they should be able to view their past submissions along with the status of those suggestions (implemented, under review, etc.).

Users are offered support for providing feedback or suggestions related to the courses they complete.

Given a user is in the certification program, when they click on the 'Need help?' button, then they should see available support options and a direct way to submit their suggestions or feedback.

Feedback and improvement mechanism is accessible and user-friendly across all devices.

Given a user accesses the AgriVerse platform on any device, when they navigate to the feedback section, then the form should be responsive and fully functional, allowing feedback entry without issues on mobile, tablet, or desktop.

Resource Library

Offer a comprehensive resource library that houses tutorials, guides, FAQs, and best practices around AgriVerse tools and features. Users can easily access in-depth materials that enhance their understanding and troubleshoot any challenges they face, driving a self-service learning culture within the platform.

Requirements

User-Friendly Interface

"As a farmer, I want a user-friendly interface in the Resource Library so that I can easily find tutorials and guides to help me use AgriVerse tools more effectively."

Description

The Resource Library must have an intuitive and easy-to-navigate interface that allows users to quickly locate tutorials, guides, and FAQs on AgriVerse tools. This interface should support advanced search functionalities, categorized resource sections, and user-friendly menus to enhance user experience. The goal is to facilitate access to information, ensuring that even less tech-savvy users can effectively utilize the resources provided. A well-designed interface will lead to faster resolution of user queries and promote self-service learning.

Acceptance Criteria

User searches for a specific tutorial on crop optimization in the Resource Library.

Given a search term is entered in the search bar, When the user clicks the search button, Then the system displays a list of relevant tutorials sorted by relevance.

User browses the resource categories to find guides on weather forecasting.

Given the user accesses the Resource Library, When the user selects the 'Weather Forecasting' category, Then the display lists all guides related to weather forecasting in a grid format.

User encounters an issue and wants to access the FAQ section for troubleshooting.

Given the user is on the Resource Library homepage, When the user clicks on the 'FAQs' section, Then the user is taken to a page displaying a list of frequently asked questions with expandable answers.

User is a beginner looking for introductory tutorials in gardening.

Given the user is in the Resource Library, When the user selects the 'Beginner Tutorials' filter, Then only tutorials designed for beginners are shown in the results.

User is trying to navigate back to a previous page after viewing a guide.

Given the user is on a tutorial page, When the user clicks the 'Back' button, Then the user is redirected to the previous page they visited without loss of context.

User wants to quickly locate a specific guide through the advanced search feature.

Given the advanced search options are available, When the user enters specific filters like date and category, Then the system returns a precise list of guides matching those filters.

User shares a resource link from the library with a colleague.

Given the user is on a resource page, When the user clicks the 'Share' button, Then the user sees options to share the link via email or social media.

Comprehensive Resource Content

"As a user, I want access to diverse resource content in the Resource Library so that I can choose the format that best suits my learning style and keep up with new tool developments."

Description

The Resource Library must encompass a wide range of content including video tutorials, written guides, FAQs, and best practices for all AgriVerse tools and features. This content should be regularly updated to reflect new features and improvements, ensuring that users have access to the most current information. Having a diverse range of formats will cater to different learning styles and preferences, enabling users to enhance their understanding and troubleshoot effectively. The comprehensive nature of the content aims to foster a culture of self-service and continual learning.

Acceptance Criteria

User Accesses Video Tutorials

Given a user logs into the AgriVerse platform, when they navigate to the Resource Library and select the video tutorials section, then they should see a list of available video tutorials categorized by tool and feature.

User Reads Written Guides

Given a user is on the Resource Library page, when they click on a written guide link, then the user should be able to read the guide without any broken links or missing content.

User Searches for FAQs

Given a user goes to the Resource Library, when they use the search functionality to find FAQs, then the search results should return relevant FAQs related to their query with at least 90% accuracy.

User Views Best Practices

Given a user is exploring the Resource Library, when they select the best practices section, then they should find at least 10 best practices listed for each tool available in AgriVerse.

Resource Content Updates

Given that new features are released in AgriVerse, when content is updated in the Resource Library, then the content should be updated within two weeks of the release to reflect the new features.

Diverse Content Availability

Given a user visits the Resource Library, when they browse the content, then they should find materials in multiple formats (videos, guides, FAQs) catering to different learning styles.

Mobile Accessibility

"As a farmer on the go, I want to access the Resource Library on my mobile device so that I can find information quickly while I am in the field."

Description

The Resource Library must be optimized for mobile devices, ensuring that users can access resources anytime and anywhere through their smartphones or tablets. This requirement includes a responsive design that adjusts seamlessly to different screen sizes and orientations, as well as ensuring the loading times are low so that users can quickly access the information they need, regardless of their device. This capability is crucial for farmers who are often on the move and need resources readily available.

Acceptance Criteria

Mobile User Accessing the Resource Library While in the Field

Given a user accessing the Resource Library on a smartphone in the field, When they select a tutorial, Then the content should load within 3 seconds and be fully readable without horizontal scrolling.

Responsive Design Across Devices

Given a user opens the Resource Library on a tablet, When the screen is rotated from portrait to landscape, Then the layout should adjust automatically without losing content functionality.

Quick Access to FAQs During Crop Season

Given a user searching for FAQs while navigating the Resource Library, When they enter a keyword related to pest management, Then the top 3 relevant FAQs should appear within 2 seconds at the top of the search results.

Offline Access to Resources

Given a user utilizes the Resource Library in an area with poor internet connectivity, When they attempt to access previously viewed resources, Then those resources should be available offline and load instantly without a data connection.

Seamless Navigation for Mobile Users

Given a user is on a mobile device browsing the Resource Library, When they tap on a category link, Then they should be redirected to the relevant section within 2 seconds without error messages.

User Feedback on Resource Efficiency

Given a user completes reading a resource in the library, When they are prompted to provide feedback, Then at least 80% of users should rate the resource as helpful or very helpful after the first month of launch.

Real-time Updates to Resource Content

Given an admin updates a tutorial in the Resource Library, When users check the tutorial within 5 minutes of the update, Then no user should see the outdated version of the tutorial.

Feedback Mechanism

"As a user, I want to provide feedback on the resources in the Library so that I can help improve the content for myself and others in the community."

Description

The Resource Library should include a feedback mechanism that allows users to rate resources and provide comments on their usefulness. This feedback will help the development team identify which resources are meeting user needs and which require improvement or additional content. Implementing a feedback system will contribute to continuous enhancement of the Resource Library and foster community engagement among users, thereby increasing the overall quality of resource offerings.

Acceptance Criteria

User submits feedback on a tutorial after completion, rating the resource and providing a comment about its clarity and usefulness.

Given a user has finished reading a tutorial, When they click on the feedback button, Then they should be prompted to rate the tutorial from 1 to 5 stars and provide optional comments, with the feedback being successfully submitted and stored in the system.

Admin reviews aggregate feedback from users to identify the most helpful resources and those that need improvement.

Given the admin accesses the feedback dashboard, When they select a specific resource, Then they should see the average star rating along with user comments and suggestions for improvements.

A user attempts to submit feedback without selecting a rating or entering a comment.

Given a user is on the feedback submission form, When they click the submit button without filling in the required fields, Then they should see an error message indicating that a rating is required before submission.

A user accesses the Resource Library and attempts to view feedback for a specific resource.

Given a user is viewing a specific resource in the Resource Library, When they scroll to the feedback section, Then they should be able to see the feedback summary, including star ratings and comments from other users.

User receives confirmation of feedback submission after rating a resource.

Given a user has filled out the feedback form and submitted it, When the submission is successful, Then they should see a confirmation message indicating that their feedback has been received and will be reviewed.

The feedback system allows users to edit or delete their feedback after submission.

Given a user has submitted feedback on a resource, When they navigate to their feedback history, Then they should see options to edit or delete their feedback submission.

The feedback mechanism should track the number of times a resource has been rated and the average rating score.

Given multiple users have submitted feedback on the same resource, When the feedback data is analyzed, Then the system should display the total number of ratings received and compute the average rating accurately.

Search Functionality

"As a user, I want to use a search function in the Resource Library so that I can quickly find specific information related to AgriVerse tools without scrolling through all resources."

Description

The Resource Library must feature a powerful search functionality that enables users to quickly and accurately find specific resources by typing keywords or phrases. This search should be enhanced with filters for type of resource (e.g. videos, written guides) and relevancy ranking to ensure users can find the most pertinent information easily. A robust search functionality is essential for improving user experience and ensuring that users can efficiently troubleshoot issues or learn about features relevant to their needs.

Acceptance Criteria

User searching for specific tutorials on organic farming practices in the Resource Library.

Given a user is on the Resource Library page, when they enter 'organic farming' into the search bar and press enter, then the system should return a list of relevant resources categorized under tutorials, sorted by relevancy.

User attempting to filter their search results to view only video content related to pest management.

Given a user has entered a search term related to pest management, when they select the 'Videos' filter, then the system should update the results to show only video resources related to pest management.

User trying to find FAQs about accessing AgriVerse on a mobile device.

Given a user types 'mobile access' in the search bar, when they press enter, then the system should display a list of FAQs regarding mobile access, including at least three relevant entries at the top of the results.

User looking for best practices on sustainable farming techniques in the Resource Library.

Given a user is on the Resource Library page, when they search for 'sustainable farming techniques', then the system should return results that include at least five written guides and three videos about sustainable farming techniques.

User testing the completeness of search functionality by inputting a non-existent keyword.

Given a user enters a keyword that does not correspond to any existing resources, when they initiate the search, then the system should display a message stating 'No results found for your query.'

User reviewing the relevancy ranking of search results after inputting a keyword.

Given a user enters the keyword 'crop rotation', when they view the search results, then the resources should be listed from most relevant to least relevant based on user interactions and ratings.

User checking the load time of search results after submitting a query.

Given a user submits a search query, when the results are displayed, then the time taken to load the results should be less than 2 seconds.

User Account Integration

"As a user, I want the Resource Library to integrate with my account so that I can save my favorite resources and receive personalized recommendations that help me learn better."

Description

The Resource Library should integrate with user accounts to personalize the user experience. This integration allows users to save their favorite resources, track their learning progress, and receive recommendations based on their activities and interests. Personalization enhances user engagement and encourages ongoing learning, as users are more likely to return to the library when the content is tailored to their specific needs and experiences.

Acceptance Criteria

User personalization in the Resource Library allows users to save their favorite resources and easily access them later.

Given a user is logged into their account, when they save a resource, then it should appear in their favorites list and be accessible from their profile.

Users can track their learning progress within the Resource Library effectively.

Given a user has viewed a tutorial, when they check their learning progress, then the tutorial should be marked as completed in their progress tracker.

Users receive content recommendations in the Resource Library based on their activities and interests.

Given a user has interacted with certain resources, when they navigate to the Resource Library, then they should see recommended resources tailored to their past activities and interests.

Users can access a comprehensive FAQ section tailored to their queries and issues regarding AgriVerse tools.

Given a user is experiencing an issue, when they search the FAQ section, then they should find relevant articles that address their specific problem.

Users can easily navigate the Resource Library to find the tutorials and guides they need without confusion.

Given a user is on the Resource Library page, when they use the search function or filters, then they should be presented with relevant results that meet their search criteria.

The Resource Library integrates seamlessly with user accounts for a cohesive experience.

Given a user has used several features in the Resource Library, when they log out and log back in, then their saved resources, progress, and preferences should remain intact and accessible.

Gamified Learning Experience

Incorporate gamification elements into the onboarding experience, such as challenges, achievements, and scoring. By rewarding users for completing lessons and engaging with the content, this feature enhances motivation and makes learning enjoyable, resulting in greater user retention and engagement.

Requirements

Challenge System

"As a new user, I want to engage in challenges during my onboarding so that I can learn how to use AgriVerse in a fun and interactive way."

Description

The Challenge System is designed to allow users to participate in interactive challenges during the onboarding process. Users will complete specific tasks and earn points for each challenge they tackle. This adds a layer of engagement, encouraging users to explore the platform and gain practical knowledge while having fun. As users complete challenges, they receive immediate feedback and rewards, reinforcing learning and promoting continued usage of AgriVerse. This system enhances user retention and adoption by integrating educational elements with goal-oriented tasks, ultimately leading to a smoother onboarding experience.

Acceptance Criteria

User successfully completes a challenge during the onboarding process.

Given a user is in the onboarding process, when they complete a challenge, then they should receive a notification of their success along with the points earned.

User receives immediate feedback after completing a challenge.

Given a user completes a challenge, when they view the challenge results, then they should see their feedback and points reflected in their profile within 5 seconds.

User can track their progress in the challenge system.

Given a user is participating in challenges, when they navigate to the progress tab, then they should see a visual representation of completed challenges along with their corresponding points.

User earns rewards for achieving milestones in the challenge system.

Given a user has completed a set number of challenges, when they reach a milestone, then they should automatically receive a reward added to their account.

User can restart or retake challenges they did not complete successfully.

Given a user has failed a challenge, when they select the option to retake the challenge, then they should be redirected to the challenge with their points reset.

User can share challenge achievements on social media.

Given a user completes a challenge, when they click on the share button, then they should be able to post their achievement on their chosen social media platform.

User receives reminders for upcoming challenges.

Given a user is registered for upcoming challenges, when the reminder time arrives, then they should receive an in-app notification prompting them to participate.

Achievement Badges

"As a user, I want to earn badges for my achievements so that I can showcase my progress and be recognized for my efforts in learning AgriVerse."

Description

The Achievement Badges requirement focuses on providing users with visual affirmations of their progress throughout the learning journey. Users will earn badges for completing lessons, participating in challenges, and achieving specific milestones within the platform. These badges can be displayed on their profiles, fostering a sense of accomplishment and community recognition. This feature not only incentivizes users to engage with the platform but also creates a friendly competitive atmosphere among peers, enhancing motivation and commitment to learning.

Acceptance Criteria

User earns an achievement badge after completing a set of lessons in the onboarding process.

Given a user has completed all lessons in the onboarding module, when they submit their final lesson, then the user should receive the 'Onboarding Champion' achievement badge that appears on their profile.

Users can share their achievement badges on social media platforms directly from their profiles.

Given a user has earned an achievement badge, when they click the 'Share' button, then the badge should be successfully posted on the selected social media platform with a link back to their AgriVerse profile.

The achievement badges are displayed in a visually appealing format on the user's profile.

Given a user has earned multiple badges, when they view their profile, then all earned badges should be displayed in a grid layout with appropriate graphics and descriptions, and the latest badges should be highlighted.

Users receive notification alerts when they earn an achievement badge.

Given a user has completed a milestone that earns them a badge, when the badge is awarded, then the user should receive an in-app notification confirming the achievement with a description of the badge earned.

Users can see a progress tracker for the badges they are eligible to earn.

Given a user is in the learning module, when they access the badge progress section, then they should be able to view a progress tracker indicating which badges they have earned, which ones are in progress, and the criteria for each.

Users can view the leaderboard displaying top users based on badges earned.

Given multiple users are participating in the learning experience, when the leaderboard is accessed, then it should display the top ten users ranked by the number of badges earned, along with their profile pictures and total badge count.

Scoring System

"As a user, I want to see a score representing my engagement and performance so that I can track my learning progress and compete with other users."

Description

The Scoring System is designed to quantify user engagement and learning outcomes by assigning scores for completed tasks, challenges, and lessons. This numerical representation will allow users to track their progress over time and compare their scores with others in the community. The system also aims to create an element of competition, driving users to improve their scores through continual learning. By implementing this scoring mechanism, AgriVerse fosters an engaging environment that encourages users to consistently interact with and learn from the platform, increasing overall retention rates.

Acceptance Criteria

User completes a lesson in the gamified learning environment of AgriVerse, aiming to earn points and track progress against their peers.

Given a user has successfully completed a lesson, when the lesson is marked as complete, then the user should receive the appropriate score based on the lesson's difficulty and challenge components.

A user participates in a weekly challenge designed to encourage competition and engagement within the AgriVerse learning platform.

Given a user participates in a challenge, when the challenge duration ends, then the system must calculate and display the user's score alongside their rank against other participants.

A user wants to view their historical engagement scores and track their improvement over time.

Given a user navigates to their profile dashboard, when they select the 'Score History' option, then they should see a graph displaying their scores over the past months along with key milestones achieved.

The system needs to encourage users through achievement badges as they reach specific score thresholds.

Given a user reaches a predefined score milestone, when the score is updated, then the user should automatically receive an achievement badge that reflects their accomplishment.

Users are able to challenge themselves and others in real-time through the scoring system implemented in the AgriVerse platform.

Given a user initiates a self-challenge or invites another user, when the challenge starts, then both users should have their scores tracked in real-time, reflecting ongoing performance.

Users must be informed of their progress and any changes to their scores in a timely manner.

Given a user completes any educational activity, when the activity ends, then the user should receive immediate feedback about their updated score through a notification system within the platform.

Progress Tracking Dashboard

"As a user, I want to access a dashboard that shows my learning progress and achievements so that I can better understand my growth on the platform."

Description

The Progress Tracking Dashboard should visually represent the user's learning journey, showcasing completed challenges, lessons, and earned badges. This dashboard will provide a comprehensive overview of user activity, helping learners identify areas for improvement and encouraging them to set goals. By offering insights into their learning behaviors, users can better engage with the platform and maintain their motivation levels throughout the onboarding process. The dashboard's interactive elements will reinforce the gamification aspects of AgriVerse, creating a more enriching user experience.

Acceptance Criteria

Social Sharing Features

"As a user, I want to share my achievements on social media so that I can celebrate my progress and let others know about AgriVerse."

Description

The Social Sharing Features requirement allows users to share their achievements, badges, and scores on social media platforms. This feature enhances user engagement by fostering a sense of community and bringing awareness to AgriVerse. By encouraging users to showcase their progress, they not only promote their own journey but also create visibility for AgriVerse among potential new users. This social engagement component strengthens user bonds and enhances the visibility of the platform within the wider agricultural community.

Acceptance Criteria

User shares an achievement badge on Facebook after completing a learning module in AgriVerse.

Given the user has completed a module and earned a badge, When they click the 'Share' button on the badge notifications, Then the badge is shared on the user's Facebook timeline with a link to AgriVerse.

User shares their score after completing the onboarding challenges on Twitter.

Given the user has completed the onboarding challenges and has a score, When they click the 'Share Score' button, Then their score and a link to AgriVerse are posted on their Twitter feed.

User receives notifications for social sharing success or failure.

Given the user attempts to share an achievement, When the share action is initiated, Then the user receives a confirmation message for successful shares or an error message for failed shares.

User invites friends to join AgriVerse through the sharing feature.

Given the user is on the 'Invite Friends' page, When they select friends to invite and send the invitation, Then their selected friends receive a notification with the AgriVerse link and a description.

User's social share activity is logged in their AgriVerse account.

Given the user shares an achievement, When the action is completed, Then the sharing activity is recorded in the user's activity log within their AgriVerse profile.

Admin reviews shared content for compliance with community guidelines.

Given that a user has shared content on social media, When the admin reviews the post, Then the content adheres to the community guidelines set forth by AgriVerse.

Users view a leaderboard showcasing top sharers of Achievements and Badges.

Given that multiple users have shared their achievements, When the leaderboard is accessed, Then it displays the users' names, profiles, and the number of shares in descending order.

Community Forum

Establish a community forum where users can interact and share their experiences, tips, and best practices. This collaborative space fosters peer-to-peer learning and networking opportunities, allowing users to connect with others facing similar challenges and promoting a sense of belonging within the AgriVerse ecosystem.

Requirements

Post Creation and Management

"As a farmer, I want to create posts in the community forum so that I can share my experiences and seek advice from others in the industry."

Description

Users must be able to create, edit, and delete posts within the community forum. This feature will allow users to share insights, experiences, and questions effectively. The functionality will include rich text formatting and the ability to add multimedia (images, videos) to enhance communication. This requirement is crucial for fostering interactive discussions and ensuring content relevance to the agricultural community.

Acceptance Criteria

User creates a new post in the community forum with rich text formatting and multimedia attachments.

Given a user is logged into the AgriVerse community forum, when they click on 'Create Post', then they should be able to input text with rich text formatting options and upload images or videos, and upon submission, the post should appear in the forum with all content intact.

User edits an existing post in the community forum to update information or correct mistakes.

Given a user has posted content in the forum, when they select 'Edit' on their post, then they should be able to modify the text and media, and upon saving the changes, the updated post should reflect in the community forum correctly.

User deletes a post they no longer want in the community forum.

Given a user is viewing their own post in the community forum, when they select 'Delete' and confirm the action, then the post should be removed from the forum and no longer accessible to any users.

User attempts to create a post with invalid multimedia formats.

Given a user is logged into the forum, when they try to upload unsupported file types (e.g., documents instead of images/videos), then they should receive an error message indicating that the file type is not supported, and the post should not be submitted.

User views a post with rich text formatting and multimedia in the community forum.

Given the community forum has posts created with rich text and multimedia, when a user selects a post, then they should see the post displayed correctly with all formatting and media intact, ensuring readability and engagement.

User reports inappropriate content in a post.

Given a user sees a post that violates community guidelines, when they select 'Report' on the post, then the report should be logged, and the appropriate moderation actions should be initiated based on the forum's guidelines.

User views a list of their own posts in their profile section.

Given a user is logged into their profile in AgriVerse, when they navigate to the 'My Posts' section, then they should see a comprehensive list of all posts they have created, including their statuses (active, edited, deleted).

Comment and Response System

"As a user of the forum, I want to comment on posts and receive notifications for replies so that I can stay engaged with discussions that are relevant to my interests."

Description

The community forum should allow users to comment on posts and respond to other users' comments. This feature will promote engagement within discussions, facilitate peer support, and enable direct conversations between community members. The implementation will include notifications for users when they receive replies or comments on their posts, enhancing interaction and community building.

Acceptance Criteria

User posts a comment on a forum topic and receives a notification when another user replies to their comment.

Given a user is logged into the AgriVerse community forum, when they post a comment on a topic, then they should receive a notification for any replies to that comment within 5 minutes.

User receives a notification when someone replies to their original post in the community forum.

Given a user has created a post in the AgriVerse community forum, when another user replies to that post, then the original poster should receive a notification within 5 minutes of the reply.

Users can view all comments and replies on a specific forum post without any load errors or performance issues.

Given a user is viewing a forum post, when they scroll through comments and replies, then all comments should load without errors, maintaining a load time of less than 2 seconds per comment section.

A user attempts to comment on a locked forum topic and receives appropriate feedback.

Given a user tries to comment on a locked forum topic, when they attempt to submit a comment, then they should receive an error message indicating the topic is locked and comments are not allowed.

Users can edit their own comments and the system properly reflects those changes.

Given a user has posted a comment in the community forum, when they edit that comment, then the comment should update successfully, and all viewers should see the updated comment immediately.

Users can report inappropriate comments in the community forum.

Given a user views a comment they find inappropriate, when they click the report button, then a confirmation message should appear, and the comment should be flagged for review by moderators.

User Profile Integration

"As a community member, I want to have a profile that showcases my contributions and expertise so that I can connect with others with similar interests and knowledge."

Description

Each user in the community forum should have a customizable profile that displays their contributions, experiences, and agricultural expertise. This requirement will not only help others understand the context of a user's posts but also facilitate networking within the AgriVerse ecosystem. Profile integration will include options for users to add personal information, farming interests, and links to social media or other profiles.

Acceptance Criteria

User Profile Customization and Visibility

Given a user is logged into the AgriVerse community forum, when they navigate to their profile settings, then they can customize their profile information including name, bio, farming interests, and social media links, and those changes are reflected in real-time on their community profile.

Profile Display and Contribution Summary

Given a user has contributed to the community forum, when another user views their profile, then the profile displays a summary of the user's contributions including total posts, topics started, and comments made, promoting user engagement through visible experience.

Privacy Settings for User Profiles

Given a user is customizing their profile, when they review privacy settings, then they can choose between three levels of visibility for their profile (public, friends only, private) and the chosen setting is enforced across the platform.

Profile Linking to External Accounts

Given a user is editing their profile, when they add links to external social media accounts (e.g., Twitter, Facebook) and save the changes, then those links should be displayed on their profile and operational for other users to click and visit.

User Experience Tracking and Analytics

Given a user is active on the community forum, when they visit their profile, then they see a section that displays analytics about their engagement such as views and interactions with their profile to encourage further participation.

Profile Image Upload Feature

Given a user is editing their profile, when they choose to upload a profile image, then the system allows the user to select an image file of specified dimensions and formats, and the image is displayed on their profile once uploaded successfully.

Mobile Responsiveness of User Profiles

Given a user accesses the AgriVerse community forum via a mobile device, when they view their profile, then the profile layout should be mobile-responsive and maintain readability and functionality across different screen sizes.

Search and Filter Functionality

"As a user, I want to be able to search for specific topics in the forum so that I can find information and discussions related to my farming challenges."

Description

The community forum must feature robust search and filtering options, enabling users to easily locate specific topics, posts, or discussions. This requirement will enhance the user experience by allowing for quick access to relevant content, ensuring that users can find information pertinent to their unique farming challenges or interests. Filters should include categories, date ranges, and popularity metrics.

Acceptance Criteria

Users should be able to perform a quick search for posts related to pest control strategies within the community forum.

Given a user is on the community forum page, when they enter 'pest control' into the search bar, then the system should display a list of posts that contain the term 'pest control' in the title or body.

Users need the ability to filter posts by date range to find the most relevant discussions.

Given a user has selected a date range filter from the community forum filter options, when they click 'Apply Filter', then the system should show only those posts created within the selected date range.

Users want to filter content by popularity to find the most discussed topics within the forum.

Given a user selects the 'Most Popular' option from the filter section, when they view the filtered results, then the posts should be sorted by the number of comments or likes, from highest to lowest.

Users should have the option to filter posts by categories such as 'Crop Management', 'Soil Health', or 'Weather Strategies'.

Given a user has selected a category from the filter options, when they apply the category filter, then the forum should display only posts that belong to the selected category.

Users expect to reset filters to view all content in the community forum after applying multiple filters.

Given a user has applied filters and wishes to reset them, when they click the 'Reset Filters' button, then the system should clear all applied filters and display all posts in the forum.

Users should receive visual confirmation when they successfully apply a search term or filter.

Given a user has typed a search term or selected a filter option, when they click 'Search' or 'Apply Filter', then the system should provide a confirmation message indicating the filters or search terms currently applied to the results.

Users want to locate discussions specifically about the 'AgriVerse Updates' thread in an efficient manner.

Given a user enters 'AgriVerse Updates' in the search bar, when they initiate the search, then the system should return results that include only discussions relevant to 'AgriVerse Updates'.

Moderation and Reporting Tools

"As a moderator, I want to have tools to manage discussions and user interactions so that I can ensure the forum remains a respectful and focused space for all members."

Description

To maintain a safe and respectful environment, the community forum needs moderation tools that allow designated moderators to manage content, user behavior, and conflict resolution. This feature will include options for reporting inappropriate posts, and the ability to mute or ban users if necessary. Effective moderation is essential for fostering a productive community space and ensuring compliance with community guidelines.

Acceptance Criteria

Moderators can access the moderation dashboard to view reported posts and user behavior.

Given a moderator is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when they navigate to the moderation dashboard, then they can view a list of posts that have been reported by users along with the reasons for reporting.

Designated moderators can mute users who violate community guidelines.

Given a moderator is reviewing user behavior, when they choose to mute a specific user, then that user can no longer post or comment in the community forum for the duration of the mute period.

Moderators are able to ban users for severe violations of community guidelines.

Given a moderator finds content or behavior in violation of community guidelines, when they select the option to ban a user, then that user should be permanently removed from the community forum and unable to create a new account.

Users can report inappropriate posts within the community forum.

Given a user is reading a post in the community forum, when they click the report button and submit a reason for the report, then the post should be flagged for review by moderators and the user should receive a confirmation message.

The community forum should display clear guidelines on acceptable behavior.

Given a user visits the community forum, when they access the community guidelines link, then they should see a clearly formatted document outlining acceptable and unacceptable behavior within the forum.

Moderators should be able to review and resolve reported posts efficiently.

Given that posts have been reported, when a moderator accesses a reported post, then they should be able to view all context and comments related to that post and take appropriate action (e.g., approve, delete, warn the user) within two minutes.

The moderation tools should provide usage analytics to assess the effectiveness of moderation actions.

Given that moderation actions have been taken, when a moderator views the analytics dashboard, then they should see metrics on the number of reports, actions taken, and user feedback to gauge community sentiment regarding moderation actions.

Knowledge Exchange Hub

A central location where users can share insights, articles, and research findings related to sustainable agriculture. This feature enhances collaboration by allowing farmers, advisors, and researchers to readily access and contribute valuable resources, fostering an informed community dedicated to eco-friendly practices.

Requirements

User Contributions Management

"As a farmer, I want to share my experiences and research findings in the Knowledge Exchange Hub so that I can contribute to the community and help others learn about sustainable practices."

Description

This requirement focuses on enabling users to easily contribute their articles, insights, and research findings to the Knowledge Exchange Hub. It includes functionalities for content submission, editing, and review processes. Users will benefit by having a straightforward method to share valuable knowledge with the community, while ensuring that contributions can be curated and moderated for quality. This integration will enhance the collaborative nature of the platform, fostering a rich repository of sustainable agriculture information that is continuously updated by a diverse group of contributors.

Acceptance Criteria

User submits an article to the Knowledge Exchange Hub via the content submission form.

Given a user is logged in, when they fill out and submit the content submission form with valid information, then the article should be saved in the draft state and a confirmation message should be displayed.

Users edit their previously submitted articles in the Knowledge Exchange Hub.

Given a user has a saved article in draft state, when they access the edit option and modify the article content, then the article should reflect the updates upon saving, and a success message should be displayed.

An article submitted for review is evaluated by a moderator.

Given an article is submitted for review, when a moderator reviews the article and chooses to approve it, then the article should be published in the Knowledge Exchange Hub and be visible to all users.

A user attempts to submit an article with missing required fields in the submission form.

Given a user is on the content submission form, when they leave required fields blank and submit, then an error message should appear indicating which fields are missing and the article should not be saved.

Users access the Knowledge Exchange Hub to view contributed articles.

Given a user navigates to the Knowledge Exchange Hub, when they view the page, then they should see a list of all approved articles alongside summary descriptions and author names.

Users delete their submitted articles from the Knowledge Exchange Hub.

Given a user has an approved article, when they select the delete option, then the article should be removed from the Knowledge Exchange Hub and a confirmation message should be displayed.

Users report inappropriate content in the Knowledge Exchange Hub.

Given a user views an article they deem inappropriate, when they click the report button, then a report should be submitted for moderator review, and a confirmation message is displayed to the user.

Advanced Search Functionality

"As a researcher, I want to search through the Knowledge Exchange Hub for specific topics and keywords so that I can easily find articles and studies relevant to my work."

Description

Implement a powerful search feature that allows users to filter and discover relevant articles and insights based on keywords, categories, and tags. This capability is crucial for users to quickly find the information they need amidst a growing database of knowledge. The feature will not only enhance the user experience but also improve engagement as users will be able to locate resources tailored to their specific interests and requirements in sustainable agriculture, thus promoting informed decision-making.

Acceptance Criteria

Users want to quickly filter articles on organic farming techniques from the Knowledge Exchange Hub using the advanced search functionality.

Given a user is on the Knowledge Exchange Hub, when the user enters 'organic farming' into the search bar and selects the 'Techniques' category, then the results should display relevant articles related specifically to organic farming techniques only.

Researchers need to find articles tagged with 'sustainable practices' to compile a report on eco-friendly farming methods.

Given a researcher is on the Knowledge Exchange Hub, when the researcher selects the 'sustainable practices' tag, then only articles with that specific tag should be displayed, ensuring no irrelevant articles appear.

A farmer wants to explore various articles about irrigation methods by searching through different tags and categories provided in the Knowledge Exchange Hub.

Given a farmer is on the Knowledge Exchange Hub, when the farmer selects the 'Irrigation' category and filters by the tags 'Drip' and 'Sprinkler', then the search results should include articles that only match both selected tags within the irrigation category.

Users wish to search for articles published within the last year to access the most recent research findings related to sustainable agriculture.

Given a user is on the Knowledge Exchange Hub, when the user applies the filter for 'last year' in the publication date section, then the results should only show articles published within the last year, ensuring relevance and timeliness of information.

Agribusiness stakeholders want to search for insights about crop diseases affecting specific crops like corn using the search functionality.

Given a user is on the Knowledge Exchange Hub, when the user types 'corn diseases' in the search bar and clicks search, then the results should display articles specifically related to diseases affecting corn, eliminating irrelevant content.

Users want to be able to see suggested articles based on their previous search queries to enhance their research experience.

Given a user has previously searched for 'pest management', when the user returns to the Knowledge Exchange Hub, then the user should see a list of suggested articles related to 'pest management' based on their previous search history.

Farmers are looking to discover articles that have been highly rated by other users to ensure they are accessing quality content.

Given a user is on the Knowledge Exchange Hub, when the user selects the 'Top Rated' filter, then only articles that have received the highest ratings from users should be displayed in the search results.

Discussion Forums Integration

"As an agribusiness advisor, I want to participate in discussions on the Knowledge Exchange Hub so that I can offer insights and advice while learning from others in the field."

Description

This requirement entails the creation of discussion forums within the Knowledge Exchange Hub, where users can engage in conversations about specific articles or topics related to sustainable agriculture. It will facilitate interaction between farmers, advisors, and researchers, allowing for the exchange of ideas, questions, and solutions. This engagement will foster a sense of community and enable users to gain diverse perspectives on sustainable practices, ultimately enriching the overall knowledge sharing process.

Acceptance Criteria

User navigates to the Knowledge Exchange Hub and selects a specific article related to sustainable agriculture.

Given a user is on the Knowledge Exchange Hub, when they click on an article, then the article's discussion forum should be displayed, allowing users to view existing comments and add their own.

A user contributes a comment to an ongoing discussion thread in the forum after reading an article.

Given the user is viewing the discussion forum of an article, when they submit a comment, then the comment should be displayed in the thread, and the user should receive a confirmation message.

A researcher wants to moderate comments on the discussion forum for an article they authored.

Given the researcher is logged in and is the author of the article, when they access the discussion forum, then they should have the ability to edit or delete any comments made in that forum.

A farmer seeks to find insights on a trending topic and uses the search feature within the Knowledge Exchange Hub.

Given the farmer uses the search bar to look for a specific topic, when they hit 'search', then the relevant articles along with their discussion forums should be returned in the search results.

Users wish to receive notifications for new comments in discussion forums they participated in.

Given a user has commented in a forum, when a new comment is made in that discussion thread, then the user should receive an email notification about the new comment.

A user wants to filter discussion forums by most recent comments or most popular threads.

Given the user is on the discussion forum page, when they select a filter option for sorting threads, then the displayed discussions should reorder accordingly based on the chosen filter.

Resource Rating and Feedback System

"As a farmer, I want to rate articles I read in the Knowledge Exchange Hub so that I can help others find the most valuable resources."

Description

A system for users to rate articles and insights they access on the Knowledge Exchange Hub, along with a mechanism for providing feedback. This feature will help surface high-quality content and allows the community to identify the most useful resources. By implementing this requirement, users will benefit from peer-reviewed content recommendations, fostering a culture of continuous improvement in the shared knowledge repository.

Acceptance Criteria

User submits a rating for an article after reading it on the Knowledge Exchange Hub.

Given a user is logged into the Knowledge Exchange Hub, when they access an article and select a rating from 1 to 5 stars, then the article's average rating should update to reflect the new submission.

User leaves feedback on an article they just rated.

Given a user has rated an article, when they provide written feedback and submit it, then their feedback should be added to the article's feedback section and displayed to other users.

A user checks the average rating of an article before reading it.

Given that an article exists in the Knowledge Exchange Hub, when a user views the article's summary, then the average rating should be visible alongside the article title.

A user views feedback from others on an article.

Given an article has received feedback, when a user clicks on the feedback section, then all user feedback should be displayed in chronological order under the article.

The system aggregates ratings over time to determine trending resources.

Given multiple users have rated an article, when the system calculates the top-rated articles, then it should accurately reflect the articles with the highest average rating over the past month.

Admin monitors user ratings and feedback for moderation purposes.

Given that there is an admin role, when an admin views the ratings and feedback dashboard, then they should see all articles along with their ratings and feedback for evaluation and potential follow-up.

Content Categorization Framework

"As a user of the Knowledge Exchange Hub, I want articles to be categorized by topic so that I can easily navigate and find content relevant to my agriculture interests."

Description

Implement a structured categorization system for the Knowledge Exchange Hub to ensure that articles, insights, and research findings are systematically organized. This framework will categorize content based on topics, relevance, and target audience, which is essential for user navigation and resource discovery. Ultimately, this will enhance user experience, as it simplifies the search process and aids in finding pertinent information for specific agricultural practices or research interests.

Acceptance Criteria

Content Submission Process for Knowledge Exchange Hub

Given a user accessing the Knowledge Exchange Hub, when they submit an article or research finding, then the system categorizes the content based on pre-defined topics and keywords automatically.

User Navigation of Categorized Content

Given a user browsing the Knowledge Exchange Hub, when they filter content by category, then the displayed results should only include items relevant to the selected category and be sorted by relevance.

Content Retrieval by Target Audience

Given a researcher looking for specific insights, when they select their target audience filter, then the system should return relevant content tailored to that audience's needs.

Editing and Updating Categorization

Given an administrator accessing the categorization settings, when they edit a category or add a new topic, then the changes should immediately reflect across the Knowledge Exchange Hub and update existing content accordingly.

User Feedback on Content Categorization

Given users interacting with the Knowledge Exchange Hub, when they provide feedback on the categorization of an article, then the system should log the feedback and allow the administrator to review and adjust categories accordingly.

Search Functionality Integration

Given a user searching for specific articles, when they enter a search query, then the system should return results that match keywords from categorized content and display the category next to each result.

Reporting on Content Engagement

Given an administrator monitoring the Knowledge Exchange Hub, when they access the engagement report, then the system should display metrics on how many articles were accessed per category over a specified period.

Notification and Update System

"As a user, I want to receive notifications for new articles and discussions in the Knowledge Exchange Hub so that I can stay updated on the latest sustainable agriculture insights."

Description

Develop a notification system that alerts users to new contributions, comments, and updates in the Knowledge Exchange Hub. This system will ensure that users remain engaged with the latest information and community activities, encouraging active participation. By keeping users informed, the requirement fosters a dynamic knowledge-sharing environment and helps to maintain sustained interest in the platform's offerings.

Acceptance Criteria

User receives notification for new articles posted in the Knowledge Exchange Hub.

Given a user is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when a new article is published in the Knowledge Exchange Hub, then the user should receive a push notification and an email alert about the new article.

User receives notifications for comments on their contributions in the Knowledge Exchange Hub.

Given a user has contributed an article or resource, when a comment is made on their contribution, then the user should receive a notification via email and in-app message about the new comment.

User can customize notification preferences in their profile settings.

Given a user is in their profile settings, when they configure their notification preferences for article updates, comments, and community activities, then the system should save and reflect these preferences accurately for future notifications.

User receives alerts for updates on discussions they are following in the Knowledge Exchange Hub.

Given a user is following a discussion thread, when there is a new reply in that thread, then the user should receive an in-app notification alerting them of the new reply immediately after it is posted.

User can opt-out of all notifications related to the Knowledge Exchange Hub.

Given a user is in their account settings, when they choose to opt-out of all notifications for the Knowledge Exchange Hub, then the system should stop sending any notification related to new articles, comments, and discussions immediately.

User receives a daily summary of new content added to the Knowledge Exchange Hub.

Given a user has opted into receiving daily summaries, when the daily summary email is generated, then it should include all new contributions and comments made in the last 24 hours in the Knowledge Exchange Hub, sent at the designated time.

User can see a history of notifications received in their account.

Given a user is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when they navigate to the notification history section, then they should see a chronological list of all notifications they have received related to the Knowledge Exchange Hub, including timestamps and types of notifications.

Project Collaboration Toolkit

An integrated set of tools that enables users to create, manage, and participate in joint sustainability projects. This feature streamlines project planning and execution, allowing farmers and experts to work together effectively, share resources, and track progress, ultimately enhancing the impact of their collaborative efforts.

Requirements

Project Planning Interface

"As a project manager, I want a visual project planning interface so that I can easily create and manage sustainability projects with my team and monitor our progress in real-time."

Description

The Project Planning Interface requirement defines the creation of an intuitive dashboard where users can easily create, manage, and visually track joint sustainability projects. Comprised of features such as drag-and-drop functionality, Gantt charts for project timelines, and collaborative task assignments, this interface enables users to quickly set goals, allocate resources, and monitor project progress. Integrated data analytics tools will allow users to analyze project performance in real-time, ensuring effective decision-making and resource management. This requirement is essential for fostering teamwork, enhancing communication, and ensuring that sustainability projects are executed efficiently and effectively.

Acceptance Criteria

User creates a new sustainability project using the Project Planning Interface.

Given the user is on the Project Planning Interface, when they click on 'Create New Project', then they should be prompted to enter project details and have the ability to set initial goals and deadlines.

User assigns tasks to team members within a sustainability project.

Given a user has created a project, when they access the task assignment feature, then they should be able to assign tasks to multiple users with specific deadlines and priorities.

User views a Gantt chart representation of the project timeline.

Given a user has created a project, when they navigate to the timeline section, then they should be able to view an interactive Gantt chart that shows task durations, dependencies, and milestones.

User monitors project progress using integrated data analytics tools.

Given a project is in progress, when the user checks the performance metrics, then they should see real-time data visualizations indicating project status, resource usage, and overall performance against set goals.

User collaborates with others on project updates and discussions.

Given a user is part of a sustainability project, when they access the collaboration tool, then they should be able to see updates, post comments, and engage in discussions with team members regarding project progress.

User receives notifications for important project milestones and updates.

Given a user is involved in multiple projects, when there is a change in project status or a milestone is reached, then the user should receive timely notifications via email and within the platform.

Resource Sharing System

"As a farmer, I want a resource sharing system so that I can easily access shared tools and knowledge from fellow farmers, making our collaborative sustainability projects more efficient."

Description

The Resource Sharing System requirement outlines the development of a platform feature that allows users to share, request, and review resources (such as tools, equipment, and knowledge) necessary for collaborative projects. This system will include user-generated content, resource availability tracking, and review ratings, enabling users to maximize the use of existing resources while minimizing costs and waste. By facilitating easy access to shared resources, this feature will enhance collaboration among users, reduce redundancy, and optimize the efficiency of sustainability initiatives.

Acceptance Criteria

User Submits a Resource for Sharing

Given a user has a verified account, when they submit a resource for sharing with detailed information and availability, then the resource should be successfully added to the database and be visible to all users in the resource-sharing section.

User Requests a Shared Resource

Given a user views a shared resource, when they click on the 'Request' button and submit their request with a reason for the request, then a confirmation message should be displayed, and the resource owner should receive a notification of the request.

Users Review Shared Resources

Given a user has access to a shared resource they have used, when they provide a rating and optional comments, then their review should be successfully submitted and visible under the resource's details, contributing to the overall rating.

Resource Availability Tracking

Given a user has submitted a resource, when the availability of that resource changes, then the user should be able to update the status of the resource, which will reflect in the overall resource directory immediately.

User Searches for Resources

Given a user accessing the resource-sharing platform, when they use the search functionality with specific criteria (e.g., type of resource, location), then the system should return relevant resources that match the search criteria within 3 seconds.

Notifications for Resource Requests

Given a resource owner receives a request for their shared resource, when the notification is sent, then the notification should include the requester's details and any comments provided by the requester for clarity.

Reporting Inappropriate Content

Given a user identifies a shared resource that contains inappropriate or misleading information, when they report the resource, then the system should log the report and notify an administrator to take appropriate action.

Progress Tracking Module

"As a project participant, I want a progress tracking module so that I can see how my contribution impacts the project's success and stay informed about upcoming tasks and deadlines."

Description

The Progress Tracking Module requirement involves the implementation of a feature that allows users to track and visualize the progress of their projects through various metrics and KPIs. It will provide real-time updates on activities, deadlines, and milestones, and an integrated reporting tool will enable users to generate comprehensive project reports. This module is crucial for keeping all stakeholders informed about project status and for identifying potential issues early, ensuring timely interventions and overall project success.

Acceptance Criteria

User accesses the Progress Tracking Module to view the current status of their sustainability project after a week of execution.

Given a user is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when they navigate to the Progress Tracking Module, then they should see an updated dashboard displaying all relevant KPIs, milestones, and current project status for the last week.

A project manager generates a comprehensive report on the progress of a sustainability project to share with stakeholders during a weekly update meeting.

Given the project manager is using the Progress Tracking Module, when they select the report generation option, then a report should be generated showing all activities completed, deadlines met, and any delays, available for export in PDF format.

A farmer receives a real-time alert from the Progress Tracking Module regarding a critical task that is past its deadline.

Given a farmer has set tasks in the Progress Tracking Module, when a task deadline is missed, then the module should send a notification alert to the farmer's email and mobile device indicating the missed task and resulting potential impact.

Users collaborate on updating the progress status of specific tasks within a joint sustainability project in real-time.

Given multiple users are collaborating on the same project, when one user updates the status of a task in the Progress Tracking Module, then all other users should see that change reflected in their views within two minutes.

User accesses the Progress Tracking Module to visualize overall project progress against the planned timeline.

Given a user is viewing their sustainability project in the Progress Tracking Module, when they view the Gantt chart, then they should see a visual representation of completed tasks, ongoing tasks, and overdue tasks clearly marked with different colors for easy identification.

An expert reviews the progress of a project and identifies potential issues before they escalate.

Given an expert has access to the Progress Tracking Module, when they analyze the KPIs and project timelines, then they should be able to identify any tasks that are at risk of falling behind schedule in real-time.

Expert Collaboration Portal

"As a farmer, I want an expert collaboration portal so that I can connect with specialists to gain insights and improve the effectiveness of my sustainability projects."

Description

The Expert Collaboration Portal requirement describes the development of a dedicated platform for inviting experts to participate in project discussions, share insights, and provide guidance. This portal will include features for expert registration, profile management, and communication tools (such as chat and video conferencing), allowing farmers and agribusinesses to connect with specialists in various fields. By facilitating expert involvement, this feature will enhance the quality of sustainability projects and ensure that best practices are applied, leading to better outcomes.

Acceptance Criteria

User Registration and Expert Profiles Implementation

Given a user who wants to register as an expert, When they complete the registration form and submit it, Then a confirmation email should be sent, and their profile should be visible in the Expert Collaboration Portal.

Expert Communication Tools Access

Given a registered expert, When they log in to the Expert Collaboration Portal, Then they should have access to communication tools such as chat and video conferencing within 2 minutes of logging in.

Project Discussion Forum Functionality

Given an active project, When an expert accesses the project discussion forum, Then they should be able to post comments, reply to existing comments, and view all previous discussions without any issues.

Profile Management Features for Experts

Given a registered expert, When they navigate to the profile management section, Then they should be able to update their information and upload a new profile picture successfully within 5 minutes.

Expert Participation Tracker

Given a current project, When an expert interacts with the project (comments or joins a video conference), Then their participation should be logged and reflected in the project activity feed within 10 minutes.

Expert Feedback Collection Mechanism

Given a completed project, When the project manager requests feedback from experts, Then experts should be able to submit feedback through a structured form within the portal in less than 5 minutes.

User Invitation System for Experts

Given a project manager, When they invite an expert to join a project via the portal, Then the expert should receive the invitation within 3 minutes and be able to accept it through the provided link.

Notification System

"As a project participant, I want a notification system so that I can stay updated on important project changes without having to constantly check the platform."

Description

The Notification System requirement includes the creation of a real-time notification feature to alert users about project updates, upcoming deadlines, and new resource availability. Users will be able to customize their notification preferences, ensuring they receive relevant information without being overwhelmed. This system will enhance communication among team members, promote timely actions, and ensure that everyone is on the same page, which is vital for the success of collaborative projects.

Acceptance Criteria

User enables notification preferences for the Project Collaboration Toolkit and selects the types of notifications they want to receive.

Given that the user is on the notification settings page, when they select specific notifications (project updates, deadlines, resource availability) and save their preferences, then the system should confirm the preferences have been updated successfully with a success message.

A project update is posted in the system, and users who opted in for project update notifications receive a real-time alert.

Given that a project update is made, when the update is published, then users who have opted in to receive project update notifications should receive a real-time alert within 5 minutes via their preferred method (email, SMS, app notification).

A user receives a notification about an upcoming deadline for a joint sustainability project they are involved in.

Given that there is an upcoming deadline for a project, when the deadline is within 48 hours, then the user should receive a notification reminding them of the imminent deadline via their selected notification channel.

A new resource becomes available for a collaborative project, and impacted users should be notified of its availability.

Given that a new resource is added to a project, when the resource is published, then all users who have indicated their interest in receiving resources notifications should receive an alert about the new resource within 5 minutes.

A user wishes to test their notification settings to ensure they are receiving the correct alerts based on their preferences.

Given that a user has updated their notification preferences, when they initiate a test notification, then they should receive a test message confirming their settings are functioning correctly within 2 minutes.

Users can view a log of past notifications received related to their projects.

Given that notifications have been sent out, when the user accesses their notification history, then they should see a chronological list of notifications received within the last 30 days, complete with timestamps and content.

Mentorship Connections

A feature that connects experienced farmers and advisors with those seeking guidance in sustainable farming practices. By facilitating mentorship roles, this feature promotes knowledge transfer, allowing novice practitioners to learn from seasoned experts, thereby improving sustainable practices within the community.

Requirements

Mentor Profile Management

"As a novice farmer, I want to view detailed profiles of potential mentors so that I can choose someone who best fits my needs and goals for sustainable farming practices."

Description

This requirement allows users to create, edit, and manage detailed profiles of mentors within the AgriVerse platform. Each profile will include the mentor's expertise, years of experience, and areas of specialization in sustainable farming practices. This functionality will enable mentees to find suitable mentors easily and facilitate personalized connections based on specific needs and objectives. Comprehensive mentor profiles enhance trust and provide clarity in the mentorship engagement process, ultimately improving knowledge transfer.

Acceptance Criteria

Mentor creates a new profile to showcase their expertise in sustainable farming practices.

Given a mentor user is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when they navigate to the mentor profile management section and fill in the required fields (expertise, years of experience, specialization), then they should be able to submit the form and receive a confirmation message indicating their profile is successfully created.

Mentor updates their existing profile to reflect new achievements and expertise.

Given a mentor user is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when they access their existing profile, make changes to the fields (years of experience, specialization), and submit the updated profile, then the system should save the changes and display the updated information on their profile page, confirming the update was successful.

Mentee searches for mentors based on specific sustainable farming practices.

Given a mentee user is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when they use the search filter to look for mentors based on particular areas of specialization and hit search, then the system should display a list of mentors that match the search criteria, including their expertise and years of experience.

Mentee views a mentor's detailed profile before initiating a mentorship connection.

Given a mentee user has found a mentor through the search results and clicks on their profile, then the mentor's full profile should be displayed showing all entered information (expertise, years of experience, specialization) and an option to request a connection or mentorship.

Mentor profile visibility and accessibility are ensured for mentees.

Given a mentor has created their profile, when a mentee accesses the mentorship connections feature, then the mentor's profile should be visible and accessible to mentees actively seeking guidance in sustainable farming practices, ensuring there are no accessibility issues.

Real-time Mentorship Matching

"As a user looking for mentorship, I want to be matched with the most suitable experienced farmer so that I can receive guidance tailored to my current challenges in sustainable farming."

Description

This requirement enables a sophisticated algorithm to match novice farmers with suitable mentors based on their profiles, preferences, and geographical locations. By analyzing user data and preferences, the system will facilitate connections that are most likely to result in productive mentorship experiences. This feature promotes timely and relevant support in sustainable practices, ensuring users receive guidance that is immediately applicable to their specific farming challenges.

Acceptance Criteria

Mentorship Matching within Agricultural Communities

Given a novice farmer with completed profile details and preferences, When the farmer requests a mentor, Then the system should return a list of at least three suitable mentors within a 50-mile radius who match the farmer's profile and preferences.

Profile and Preference Analysis for Mentor Matching

Given a database of mentor profiles and a novice user's preferences, When the matching algorithm is executed, Then it should analyze at least five criteria (experience level, farm type, geographical location, successful mentorship history, and availability) to make accurate mentor suggestions.

Real-time Notifications for Mentorship Connections

Given a successful mentor match, When a mentor is connected with a novice farmer, Then both parties should receive real-time notifications via email and in-app alerts confirming their mentorship connection.

Feedback Collection Mechanism Post-Mentorship

Given the completion of a mentorship session, When the novice farmer submits feedback, Then the system should prompt for ratings on a scale of 1-5 on mentorship quality and provide an optional comment section for qualitative feedback.

Monitoring Mentor Engagement and Availability

Given active mentorship sessions, When a mentor has not responded to a novice farmer's request for 48 hours, Then the system should send a follow-up notification to the mentor and inform the novice farmer of the delay in response.

Data Privacy Compliance for User Profiles

Given the storage of user profiles and preferences, When data is processed for matching, Then the system must ensure compliance with relevant data privacy regulations (e.g., GDPR) by anonymizing user data before analysis and maintaining user consent records.

Mentorship Feedback System

"As a mentee, I want to provide feedback on my mentorship experience so that I can contribute to improving the program for future users."

Description

Integrating a feedback mechanism empowers users to provide insights on their mentorship experiences. This requirement entails developing a feedback system where both mentors and mentees can share their thoughts, ratings, and suggestions for improvement. The collected feedback will inform future improvements and refinements to the mentorship connections feature, allowing for continuous enhancements based on real user experiences.

Acceptance Criteria

Mentee submits feedback after completing a mentorship session with an experienced farmer.

Given the mentee has completed a session, when they access the feedback form, then they should be able to rate their experience on a scale of 1 to 5 and provide comments in a text box.

Mentor reviews feedback provided by their mentee.

Given the mentor has received feedback, when they access the feedback overview page, then they should see all feedback entries made by their mentees, including ratings and comments, organized by session date.

System aggregates feedback from multiple mentees for a mentor to identify common trends.

Given there is feedback from multiple mentees, when the mentor views their aggregated feedback report, then they should see an overall average rating and summary of common comments or suggestions for improvement.

Mentee receives a notification upon submitting their feedback.

Given the mentee has submitted their feedback, when the feedback submission is successful, then the system should send a confirmation notification via email to the mentee acknowledging receipt of their feedback.

Mentorship admin reviews feedback for quality assurance purposes.

Given the admin has access to the feedback dashboard, when they review feedback entries, then they should be able to filter feedback by ratings and view all comments to assess mentorship effectiveness.

System allows edits to feedback submitted by the mentee.

Given the mentee has previously submitted feedback, when they access their feedback entry within a specified time frame, then they should be able to edit their rating and comments before final submission.

Feedback results in actionable insights for administrative improvements.

Given that feedback has been collected over a defined period, when the admin analyzes the data, then they should be able to identify at least three key areas for improvement in the mentorship program based on mentor and mentee feedback.

Mentorship Communication Tools

"As a mentor, I want reliable communication tools integrated into the platform so that I can easily connect with my mentees and provide support whenever needed."

Description

This requirement involves implementing a suite of communication tools within the platform to facilitate seamless interaction between mentors and mentees. Users will have access to chat functions, video calls, and forums for discussions, which support real-time communication and collaboration. By providing these tools, the feature enhances the mentorship experience, ensuring that knowledge transfer occurs efficiently and effectively, fostering better relationships and learning opportunities.

Acceptance Criteria

Mentorship Communication During a Live Session

Given a mentee initiates a mentorship session, when they access the mentorship communication tools, then they should be able to send messages and initiate video calls seamlessly without technical interruptions.

Accessing Communication Tools from Mentor Dashboard

Given a mentor is logged into AgriVerse, when they navigate to the mentorship feature, then they should have easy access to chat, video call, and forum options for each of their mentees.

Receiving Notifications for New Messages

Given a mentor is active in a mentorship session, when a new message is received from a mentee, then the mentor should receive a real-time notification, ensuring timely responses.

Engaging in Forum Discussions

Given a mentor or mentee wishes to engage in discussions, when they access the forum, then they should be able to post questions, reply to other users, and view discussions without delays.

Setting Up a Video Call

Given a mentee wishes to schedule a video call with their mentor, when they select the 'Schedule Video Call' option and choose a date and time, then the call should be created, and both parties should receive a confirmation notification.

User Experience on Mobile Devices

Given a user accesses the mentoring tools through a mobile device, when they use chat or video call functions, then the interface should be fully responsive and maintain functionality without loss of features.

Resource Sharing Library

"As a mentee, I want access to shared resources from my mentor so that I can continue to learn about sustainable farming practices even outside of our meetings."

Description

Create a centralized library where mentors can upload, share, and recommend resources such as articles, videos, and case studies related to sustainable farming practices. This digital library will serve as a valuable repository of knowledge that mentees can access during and after their mentorship. This functionality enhances learning opportunities beyond direct mentorship sessions and supports the ongoing education of novice farmers.

Acceptance Criteria

Resource Upload by Mentors

Given a mentor has access to the Resource Sharing Library, when they select the upload option, then they should be able to successfully upload articles, videos, and case studies that are relevant to sustainable farming practices, which become available in the library for mentees.

Resource Accessibility for Mentees

Given a mentee is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when they navigate to the Resource Sharing Library, then they should be able to view, search, and filter the available resources by type, topic, or date uploaded, ensuring easy access to relevant content.

Resource Recommendation System

Given that mentors have uploaded resources to the library, when a mentee completes a mentorship session, then they should receive personalized recommendations for additional resources based on their mentorship topics and interests, enhancing learning continuity.

Quality Control for Uploaded Resources

Given that resources may vary in quality, when a mentor uploads a resource, then it should undergo a review process to ensure it meets community standards for credibility and relevance before it becomes publicly accessible in the library.

Feedback Mechanism for Resources

Given a mentee has accessed a resource from the library, when they have completed their review of the content, then they should be able to submit feedback or ratings that reflect the usefulness and applicability of the resource, contributing to overall resource quality.

Integration with Mentorship Records

Given that mentees have access to mentorship session records, when they view their past sessions, then they should also see links to relevant resources from the Resource Sharing Library that were discussed or recommended during those sessions, allowing for cohesive learning.

Resource Update Notifications

Given that a mentor uploads a new resource to the library, when the resource is published, then all mentees should receive a notification alerting them to the new resource, encouraging ongoing learning and engagement with new content.

Mentorship Program Analytics

"As a program administrator, I want to analyze mentorship data so that I can make informed decisions and improvements to the mentorship feature."

Description

This requirement introduces analytical tools that track and analyze the engagement levels, satisfaction rates, and outcomes of mentorship connections. By collecting and evaluating these metrics, AgriVerse can identify trends, measure the success of the mentorship program, and make data-driven decisions for enhancements. This analytics platform will enable ongoing improvement and showcase the program's impact on sustainable farming practices.

Acceptance Criteria

Mentorship engagement tracking through the AgriVerse platform to determine frequency of interactions between mentors and mentees over a three-month period.

Given the mentorship program has been active for three months, when I access the analytics dashboard, then I should see a report showing the number of sessions held, average session duration, and participant feedback ratings to measure engagement levels.

Collecting satisfaction ratings from mentees regarding their mentorship experience within AgriVerse after completing a mentorship session.

Given a mentorship session has ended, when a mentee submits their satisfaction rating through the platform, then the analytics should capture and display the average satisfaction score for each mentor in the analytics report.

Analyzing outcomes for mentees in terms of improved crop yields or sustainable practices after participating in the mentorship program.

Given a mentee has completed at least three mentorship sessions, when I retrieve the analytics data, then I should see changes in reported crop yields or sustainability practices in comparison to their previous metrics before mentorship.

Evaluating the overall effectiveness of the mentorship program by identifying trends in engagement and outcomes over multiple reporting periods.

Given the mentorship program has been running for a minimum of six months, when I generate a report, then I should see trends and comparisons of engagement levels and outcomes across different reporting periods, highlighting significant improvements or declines.

Enhancing user interface features for accessing mentorship analytics on the AgriVerse platform for better usability and understanding.

Given a user is accessing the mentorship analytics section, when they navigate through the interface, then they should find clearly labeled metrics, visual graphs, and easy-to-understand summaries of the data presented.

Receiving feedback from mentors regarding the effectiveness of the mentorship program within AgriVerse for continuous improvement.

Given the mentorship program is active, when mentors provide feedback through an in-app form, then the analytics should aggregate and reflect this feedback in the report, making it available for review and action.

Community Challenges and Rewards

Engage users with sustainability challenges that reward participants for their contributions and achievements. This feature encourages friendly competition and collective action, motivating users to implement eco-friendly practices while recognizing and celebrating community efforts.

Requirements

Challenge Creation Interface

"As a community organizer, I want to create and manage sustainability challenges so that I can engage participants in eco-friendly practices and foster a sense of competition within the AgriVerse community."

Description

This requirement involves developing a user-friendly interface for creating and managing sustainability challenges within the AgriVerse platform. Users should be able to set challenge parameters, including duration, goals, and participant eligibility. The interface should also facilitate the inclusion of multimedia elements, such as images and videos, to encourage engagement. This functionality is crucial for empowering users to design challenges tailored to their local agricultural community, driving participation and eco-friendly practices. Its seamless integration with existing user profiles will ensure that participants can easily track progress and contribute effectively.

Acceptance Criteria

User creates a new sustainability challenge aimed at promoting water conservation in their local community.

Given a logged-in user, when they navigate to the challenge creation interface and fill in all required fields (title, description, duration, and goals) and upload at least one image, then the challenge should be successfully created with a unique identifier and visible in the community challenges list.

User attempts to create a challenge without providing all required parameters.

Given a logged-in user, when they try to submit the challenge creation form without filling in the required duration or goals, then the system should display appropriate error messages for the missing fields and prevent the creation of the challenge.

User wants to edit an existing sustainability challenge they created earlier.

Given a logged-in user with created challenges, when they select a challenge from their list and modify the duration and goals, then the updated challenge should be saved and reflect the changes when viewed on the community challenges list.

User shares their sustainability challenge on social media platforms directly from the AgriVerse platform.

Given a logged-in user, when they click the share button for their challenge and select a social media platform, then a pre-populated post should appear with the challenge's title and link, allowing them to share it seamlessly.

Multiple participants can join a sustainability challenge to track their progress collectively.

Given a live sustainability challenge, when users opt to join the challenge, then they should be able to see their own progress and the collective progress of all participants on a leaderboard visible within the challenge details.

User includes multimedia elements while creating a challenge to enhance engagement.

Given a logged-in user in the challenge creation interface, when they upload multiple images and a video to their challenge, then the system should allow all elements to be uploaded successfully and displayed correctly in the challenge preview.

Participant Progress Tracker

"As a participant in a sustainability challenge, I want to track my progress and see how I compare to others so that I can stay motivated and improve my eco-friendly actions."

Description

This requirement entails the development of a feature that allows participants to track their progress in sustainability challenges. The tracker should visualize achievements, such as milestones reached and eco-friendly actions taken, allowing users to see their impact and encouraging them to stay engaged throughout the challenge period. Additionally, it should update in real-time to reflect current standings in comparison to other participants, fostering a competitive spirit. This feature is essential for enhancing user engagement and motivating continued participation in various challenges.

Acceptance Criteria

User tracks their progress in sustainability challenges over a defined period.

Given a user participating in a sustainability challenge, when they access the Participant Progress Tracker, then they should see a visual representation of their milestones and eco-friendly actions taken so far.

User wants to compare their progress against other challenge participants' standings.

Given a user is on the Participant Progress Tracker page, when they view the leaderboard, then they should see a ranked list of participants based on their achievements and progress updated in real-time.

User completes an eco-friendly action and wants to reflect this in their progress tracking.

Given a user completes a verified eco-friendly action, when the action is logged in the system, then the Participant Progress Tracker should immediately update to reflect this achievement.

User desires to visualize their achievements in terms of points and badges earned during the challenge.

Given a user accesses the Participant Progress Tracker, when they view their profile, then they should see their total points and badges displayed prominently to highlight their achievements.

User wants to receive notifications for progress milestones achieved during the challenge.

Given a user reaches a key milestone in the sustainability challenge, when the milestone is achieved, then the user should receive an automated notification congratulating them on their progress.

User needs to easily navigate and access their progress tracker within the application.

Given a user is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when they select the community challenges tab, then they should be able to easily locate and access the Participant Progress Tracker without confusion.

User wants to engage with other participants based on progress tracking.

Given a user is viewing the Participant Progress Tracker, when they click on another participant's profile, then they should see details about that participant's achievements and eco-friendly actions taken.

Reward Distribution Mechanism

"As a participant, I want to receive rewards for completing sustainability challenges so that I feel recognized for my efforts and am encouraged to continue engaging in eco-friendly practices."

Description

This requirement focuses on establishing a mechanism for distributing rewards to participants who successfully complete sustainability challenges. The system should allow for various types of rewards, such as points, badges, or even tangible items, based on the impact achieved during the challenges. It must integrate smoothly with user profiles to ensure that rewards can be easily claimed and displayed. This functionality is vital for reinforcing positive behavior and incentivizing participation, as it acknowledges user efforts and encourages ongoing commitment to sustainability.

Acceptance Criteria

Reward Points Allocation after Completing a Challenge

Given a user completes a sustainability challenge, when the system processes the completion, then the user should receive the appropriate amount of reward points based on the challenge's criteria as reflected in their user profile.

Badge Distribution for Achievement Milestones

Given a user reaches a milestone during their participation in sustainability challenges, when their progress is verified, then the system should automatically award the corresponding badge to the user's profile.

Claiming Tangible Rewards

Given a user gets selected for a tangible reward after participating in a challenge, when they navigate to the rewards section of their profile, then they should see the option to claim and provide shipping details for the reward.

Leaderboard Updates After Reward Distribution

Given that rewards have been distributed to participants, when the system updates user points and badges, then the leaderboard should reflect these changes in real time.

Historical Tracking of Reward Distribution

Given a user wants to view their past rewards, when they access the reward history section in their profile, then the system should display a comprehensive list of all rewards earned, including points, badges, and tangible items.

Notification System for Reward Eligibility

Given a user successfully completes a sustainability challenge, when the challenge is verified, then the system should send a notification to the user alerting them of their eligibility for rewards and next steps.

User Profile UI Display for Rewards

Given a user is viewing their profile, when they access the rewards section, then the UI should clearly display all earned rewards, including total points, obtained badges, and statuses of claimed tangible items, in an organized manner.

Community Leaderboard

"As a participant, I want to see the community leaderboard so that I can understand my standing and get inspired by the top contributors in sustainability challenges."

Description

This requirement involves creating a community leaderboard to display rankings of participants based on their contributions to sustainability challenges. The leaderboard should update in real-time and visually represent different metrics, such as points earned and eco-friendly actions completed. This feature aims to instill a sense of healthy competition among users and enhance community spirit by showcasing top contributors. Integration with social features will allow participants to share their achievements on various platforms, further promoting the challenges and AgriVerse’s goals of sustainability.

Acceptance Criteria

Community Leaderboard displays real-time rankings of users based on their contributions to sustainability challenges.

Given a user has completed eco-friendly actions and earned points, when they access the leaderboard, then their ranking should be updated in real-time according to their contributions and displayed accurately among peers.

The leaderboard visually represents different metrics, such as total points earned and eco-friendly actions completed.

Given a user accesses the leaderboard, when the data is rendered, then the metrics must clearly display the total points and completed actions for each user in a visually engaging format.

Users can share their leaderboard achievements on social media platforms.

Given a user has achieved a high ranking, when they click the share button, then a pre-defined message with a link to the leaderboard must be generated for sharing on the user's social media account.

The leaderboard can filter results by different time frames (e.g., week, month, all-time).

Given the user has access to the leaderboard, when they select a time frame filter, then the displayed rankings should update to reflect only the contributions made within that selected period.

A lag in updating the leaderboard should not exceed 5 seconds after an action is completed.

Given a user completes an eco-friendly action, when they check the leaderboard, then the updated ranking must be reflected within 5 seconds to ensure real-time accuracy.

Users receive notifications for changes in their leaderboard ranking.

Given a user’s ranking changes after their contributions or those of others, when these changes occur, then the user should receive a push notification informing them of their new ranking.

Feedback and Reflection Module

"As a challenge participant, I want to provide feedback on my experience so that I can help improve future sustainability challenges for myself and others."

Description

This requirement involves the creation of a feedback and reflection module where participants can share their experiences and insights after completing challenges. Users should be able to leave comments, rate their experiences, and share suggestions for future challenges. This feature is critical for fostering community learning and improvement, as it allows users to voice their thoughts and learn from each other’s journeys. The module should integrate with the platform's analytics to help organizers refine future challenges based on participant feedback, enhancing the overall experience.

Acceptance Criteria

Participants complete sustainability challenges and want to share their experiences via the feedback and reflection module.

Given the participant has completed a challenge, when they navigate to the feedback section, then they should be able to submit comments, rate their experience on a scale of 1-5, and suggest improvements for future challenges.

Users want to view previously submitted feedback and reflections on challenges they have participated in.

Given a user is logged into their account, when they go to the feedback history, then they should see a list of their previously submitted feedback along with the ratings and suggestions associated with each completed challenge.

Organizers need to access aggregate feedback data from the reflection module to improve future challenges.

Given the organizer is logged into the admin dashboard, when they access the analytics section, then they should be able to view summarized ratings and trends in feedback for all completed challenges over the past quarter.

Participants want to anonymously view aggregate feedback from other users about their experiences with challenges.

Given that users have submitted feedback, when participants access the feedback section for a specific challenge, then they should see an average rating and a summary of comments submitted by all participants, without revealing individual identities.

Users want to receive notifications acknowledging their feedback submission after completing the process.

Given that a participant has successfully submitted their feedback, when the submission is confirmed, then they should receive a notification confirming their feedback was received and appreciated.

Participants want to provide feedback on challenges that were not available in the existing challenge list.

Given a participant wishes to suggest a new challenge, when they access the feedback section, then they should be provided with an option to propose new challenge ideas and submit supporting comments.

The system needs to ensure only participants who completed the challenge can submit feedback.

Given a user who has not completed a challenge, when they try to access the feedback module for that challenge, then they should see a message stating they cannot submit feedback until they complete the challenge.

Resource Co-Development Platform

A space where users can collaboratively develop and share tools, methodologies, and best practices for sustainable farming. This feature emphasizes teamwork and innovation, empowering users to create effective solutions tailored to local agricultural challenges, thereby enhancing the sustainability initiatives of the entire community.

Requirements

Collaborative Tool Development

"As a farmer, I want to collaborate with other farmers to develop sustainable farming tools so that we can create innovative solutions to our common agricultural challenges."

Description

This requirement focuses on enabling users to collaborate in real-time on developing farming tools and methodologies. It allows users to contribute ideas, share resources, and refine tools collectively, ensuring that the solutions being developed are comprehensive and tailored to different farming environments. The platform will facilitate version control and feedback loops to enhance the quality of the outputs and ensure that contributions from various users enhance the overall sustainability initiatives of the community.

Acceptance Criteria

Real-time Collaborative Development Session for Farming Tool Creation

Given multiple users are logged into the AgriVerse platform, when one user initiates a real-time collaborative session, then all participants can see updates and contributions instantly without any noticeable lag.

Feedback Loop Implementation for Tool Refinement

Given a completed farming tool prototype, when users provide feedback through the platform's feedback system, then each piece of feedback must be logged, categorized, and linked to the respective tool for review by the development team.

Version Control for Tool Enhancements

Given a user has made changes to a collaborative farming tool, when they save the updated version, then the platform must automatically create a new version record while maintaining a history of previous versions accessible to all contributors.

Resource Sharing within Collaborative Projects

Given a user is part of a collaborative project, when they upload a resource (such as a document or template), then that resource should be accessible to all project members and visible in the project dashboard within three minutes of upload.

Integration of Best Practices into Development Workflow

Given a new best practice is identified in the agriculture community, when a user suggests its incorporation into a tool development process, then the platform must allow a voting mechanism for users to approve or reject the proposed best practice within 48 hours.

User Contribution Recognition System

Given a user has contributed significantly to a collaborative project, when the project reaches completion, then the platform must automatically recognize their contributions through a badge system, which can be viewed in their user profile.

Best Practices Repository

"As a user, I want to access a repository of best practices on sustainable agriculture so that I can learn from others and implement proven methods on my farm."

Description

This requirement involves creating a central repository for users to access and share best practices related to sustainable farming. The repository will include case studies, success stories, and practical guides that users can refer to when developing their own tools and methodologies. It fosters a culture of knowledge-sharing and accelerates the adoption of effective practices, ultimately leading to improved sustainability in the agricultural community.

Acceptance Criteria

Centralized Access for Users to Navigate Best Practices Repository

Given a user is logged into AgriVerse, when they navigate to the Best Practices Repository, then they should have access to a search function and a well-organized menu to explore different sustainability topics.

User Contributions to the Best Practices Repository

Given a user is authenticated, when they submit a new best practice, then the system should allow them to upload supporting documents, and provide fields for title, description, and category, and submit the entry for review.

Quality Review of Submitted Best Practices

Given a submitted best practice, when the review team accesses the submission, then they should be able to approve or reject the entry based on a predefined set of criteria, and the user should be notified of the outcome.

Search Functionality in Best Practices Repository

Given a user wants to find specific best practices, when they enter keywords into the search box, then the system should return relevant results with quick links to each entry in the repository.

User-Friendly Interface for Best Practices Repository

Given a user accesses the Best Practices Repository, when they interact with the interface, then they should find it intuitive, visually appealing, and responsive across different devices.

Analytics on Best Practices Usage

Given the repository is in use, when administrators request usage reports, then the system should provide data on the number of views, user contributions, and top-rated practices to inform improvement efforts.

Feedback Mechanism for Repository Content

Given a user has accessed a best practice entry, when they provide feedback, then the system should allow them to rate the practice and leave comments for future users.

Discussion Forum Integration

"As an agribusiness professional, I want to participate in a discussion forum with other users so that I can share my insights and learn from their experiences in sustainable farming."

Description

This requirement aims to integrate a discussion forum feature where users can engage in conversations about their experiences and challenges in farming. The forum will serve as a platform for asking questions, sharing insights, and collaboratively brainstorming solutions. It will enhance community engagement and support a culture of sharing and learning, driving innovation in sustainable farming practices.

Acceptance Criteria

Users can access the discussion forum from the main dashboard of the Resource Co-Development Platform.

Given the user is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when they navigate to the Resource Co-Development Platform dashboard, then they should see a clearly marked link to the Discussion Forum.

Users can post new topics in the discussion forum regarding their farming experiences.

Given the user is on the Discussion Forum page, when they click the 'Create New Topic' button, then they should be presented with a form to enter the topic title and description, which must be submitted successfully to create a new discussion thread.

Users can reply to existing topics within the discussion forum.

Given a user is viewing a discussion topic, when they click on the 'Reply' button, then they should be able to enter their response in a text box and submit it, with the reply appearing below the original post.

Users can search for specific discussions or topics in the forum.

Given the user is on the Discussion Forum page, when they enter a keyword into the search bar and click 'Search', then they should be presented with a list of relevant discussion topics that contain the keyword.

Users can report inappropriate content in the discussion forum.

Given the user is viewing any post or reply, when they click the 'Report' button, then they should be prompted to select a reason for reporting and submit the report, which will notify the forum moderators.

Users can filter discussions based on categories (e.g., pest management, crop rotation, etc.).

Given the user is on the Discussion Forum page, when they select a category from the filter options, then only discussion topics related to that category should be displayed.

User Feedback Mechanism

"As a user, I want to give feedback on the tools and methodologies I use so that contributors can enhance their usefulness and effectiveness based on our experiences."

Description

This requirement entails the development of a feedback mechanism allowing users to provide input on tools and methodologies created within the platform. This feedback will be instrumental in refining and improving existing resources and understanding users' needs better. It promotes continuous improvement and aligns the platform’s offerings with the actual demands of the farming community.

Acceptance Criteria

User submits feedback on a newly developed tool within the Resource Co-Development Platform after attending a community workshop.

Given a user is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when they navigate to the feedback section of the tool, then they should be able to provide written feedback and submit it without encountering errors.

User receives confirmation that their feedback has been successfully submitted.

Given a user has submitted feedback through the feedback mechanism, when the submission is processed, then they should receive an email confirmation within 5 minutes stating their feedback has been received.

Users can view feedback submitted by other users to encourage community engagement.

Given a user accesses the feedback section, when they browse through the feedback page, then they should be able to see a list of all submitted feedback including the user's name, date of submission, and the feedback content.

Users can edit their feedback after it is submitted within a defined timeframe.

Given a user has submitted feedback, when they navigate back to their feedback submission within 24 hours, then they should see an option to edit their feedback before finalizing the update.

Users are notified about significant changes made to tools based on user feedback to enhance transparency.

Given that changes have been made to a tool following user feedback, when the changes are implemented, then all users who provided feedback on that tool should receive a notification detailing the changes made.

Aggregate feedback is analyzed to identify common user suggestions and trends in tool enhancements.

Given a minimum of 50 feedback submissions are collected, when the feedback is reviewed by the admin, then a report summarizing common themes and actionable insights should be generated.

Resource Sharing Capability

"As a researcher, I want to share my findings and tools with other users so that we can all benefit from the collective knowledge and advances in sustainable farming."

Description

This requirement involves creating a feature that enables users to share resources such as datasets, research findings, and farming tools with the community. This capability will foster a collaborative environment where users can benefit from shared knowledge and resources, reducing duplication of effort and promoting innovation in solving agricultural challenges.

Acceptance Criteria

User initiates the resource sharing process by selecting a dataset they wish to share within the community.

Given the user has logged into AgriVerse, when they select a dataset from their resources and click 'Share', then the dataset should be uploaded and accessible to all community users within 2 minutes.

Users can search for shared resources by applying filters based on resource type, tags, and date shared.

Given a community resource page is loaded, when the user applies filters for type, tags, or date, then only resources matching the criteria should be displayed with the correct number of results shown on the page.

Users can interact with shared resources, providing feedback and ratings based on their usefulness.

Given a resource page has loaded, when a user views a shared resource, then they should be able to submit a rating and feedback, and this feedback should be reflected immediately on the resource page.

The system sends notifications to users when a new resource is shared that matches their interests.

Given a user has set their resource preferences, when a new resource is shared that aligns with those preferences, then the user should receive an email notification within 10 minutes of the resource being shared.

Users can revoke access to their shared resources at any time.

Given a user has shared a resource, when they choose to revoke access, then the resource should no longer be visible to other community users immediately after the action is confirmed.

Virtual Workshops and Webinars

Regularly scheduled online events that bring together experts and community members to discuss trends, techniques, and advancements in sustainable agriculture. This feature enriches the user experience by providing opportunities for real-time learning, networking, and collaboration within the sustainable agriculture community.

Requirements

Interactive Workshop Scheduling

"As a farmer, I want to easily schedule and receive reminders for virtual workshops, so that I can stay updated on the latest sustainable agriculture techniques without missing any sessions."

Description

This requirement entails the implementation of a user-friendly scheduling interface that allows users to view, register, and receive reminders for upcoming virtual workshops and webinars. This feature will integrate seamlessly with the AgriVerse calendar, ensuring that users have access to all educational opportunities. This functionality enhances user engagement by making it easier for participants to join relevant events, which supports continuous learning and adoption of sustainable agriculture practices. Additionally, it allows organizers to track participation, improving the events' effectiveness through participant feedback and interaction data.

Acceptance Criteria

User Registration and Scheduling for Virtual Workshops

Given a user is logged into their AgriVerse account, when they navigate to the virtual workshop section, then they should be able to view a list of upcoming workshops, see detailed information about each workshop, register for their chosen workshop, and receive a confirmation email within 5 minutes of registration.

Reminder Notification for Registered Workshops

Given a user has registered for a virtual workshop, when the workshop date approaches, then the user should receive a reminder notification via email and mobile app notification 24 hours before the event and another reminder one hour before the event starts.

Integration with AgriVerse Calendar

Given the user is viewing the list of virtual workshops, when a user registers for a workshop, then the event should automatically be added to the user's AgriVerse calendar with all relevant details (date, time, topic, and speaker information).

Participation Tracking for Organizers

Given an organizer is managing a virtual workshop, when the workshop occurs, then the organizer should be able to access a participation report detailing the number of participants who joined, their engagement level, and post-event feedback collected through polls or surveys.

User Feedback Submission

Given the user has attended a virtual workshop, when they receive a follow-up email, then they should be able to submit their feedback through a provided link that includes a rating and optional comment section, and their feedback should be recorded in the system.

Accessibility Features for Workshops

Given a user is viewing a virtual workshop, when the user accesses the workshop interface, then they should have an option to enable features such as closed captions or audio descriptions to ensure content is accessible for all users.

Expert Presentation Integration

"As a participant in a workshop, I want to interact and ask questions directly to the expert presenters, so that I can gain deeper insights into the topics discussed and apply them to my farming practices."

Description

This requirement focuses on integrating tools that enable experts to present their findings, techniques, and research during the virtual workshops. The platform will feature capabilities such as screen sharing, video streaming, and interactive Q&A sessions. This feature allows for a more dynamic learning environment, fostering valuable discussions and knowledge exchange between experts and participants. By facilitating these presentations, AgriVerse supports knowledge dissemination that aligns with its mission to educate and empower its user base in sustainable agriculture.

Acceptance Criteria

Expert Presentation Delivery via Video Streaming

Given an expert has logged into the platform and started a virtual workshop, when they share their screen and stream video content, then all attendees can view the content in real-time without buffering or interruptions.

Interactive Q&A Session Functionality

Given a virtual workshop is in session, when attendees submit questions through the chat function, then the expert can view and respond to these questions in real-time during the Q&A session.

Recording and Playback of Workshops

Given a virtual workshop has concluded, when the recording is made available on the platform, then users can access the recorded session and playback any part of the workshop within the next 30 days.

Moderator Controls during Presentations

Given a virtual workshop is in progress, when a moderator is present, then they can mute/unmute participants, manage screen sharing permissions, and remove participants, ensuring smooth flow of the event.

User Notifications for Upcoming Workshops

Given a virtual workshop is scheduled, when users sign up for notifications, then they receive an email reminder 24 hours prior and 1 hour prior to the start of the workshop.

Feedback Collection Post-Workshop

Given a virtual workshop has ended, when users receive a survey link, then at least 80% of attendees submit their feedback within 72 hours of receiving the link.

Accessibility Features for Workshops

Given a virtual workshop is being hosted, when attendees join the session, then they should have the option to enable subtitles and choose different audio settings to accommodate their needs.

Workshop Feedback Mechanism

"As a workshop attendee, I want to provide feedback on the sessions I participated in, so that the organizers can improve future workshops based on user experiences and suggestions."

Description

This requirement involves the development of a feedback mechanism post-workshop that allows users to provide their insights and experiences. This feature will include surveys to gather participant ratings on various aspects of the workshop, such as content quality, presenter effectiveness, and overall satisfaction. Analyzing this feedback will guide future webinar planning and improvement, ensuring that AgriVerse continuously enhances its educational offerings and meets the needs of its users in the agriculture community.

Acceptance Criteria

Post-Workshop Participant Feedback Collection

Given that a workshop has been completed, when participants access the feedback mechanism, then they should be able to complete a survey that includes questions on content quality, presenter effectiveness, and overall satisfaction within 10 minutes.

Feedback Submission Confirmation

Given that a participant has completed the feedback survey, when they submit their responses, then they should receive a confirmation message indicating successful submission.

Survey Analytics Dashboard for Organizers

Given that feedback has been collected from participants, when an organizer accesses the analytics dashboard, then they should see aggregated data on participant ratings for content quality, presenter effectiveness, and overall satisfaction visualized in graphs within 24 hours of feedback collection.

Feedback Impact on Future Workshops

Given that feedback has been analyzed, when an organizer reviews the gathered insights, then they should identify at least three actionable improvement points for future workshops based on participant ratings within one month after the feedback collection.

Anonymous Feedback Option Availability

Given that a workshop is conducted, when participants access the feedback mechanism, then they should have the option to submit their survey responses anonymously, ensuring their privacy is respected.

Inclusion of Open-Ended Feedback Questions

Given that the feedback mechanism is in place, when creating the survey, then there should be at least two open-ended questions allowing participants to share detailed feedback and suggestions for improvement.

Feedback Accessibility for Non-English Speakers

Given that workshops may attract diverse participants, when creating the feedback survey, then the mechanism should be available in at least three different languages to ensure accessibility for all users.

Resource Library

"As a user, I want to access a library of past workshop recordings, so that I can revisit the content when I need a refresher or want to explore a specific topic more deeply."

Description

This requirement aims to create a comprehensive online resource library that houses recordings of past workshops, additional reading materials, and related resources. Users will have on-demand access to valuable content that can help them recap sessions or explore topics in more depth whenever they need. By providing these resources, AgriVerse fosters a culture of ongoing learning, facilitating user accessibility to knowledge that can propel their agricultural practices forward.

Acceptance Criteria

User accesses the resource library to find a recording of a past workshop on sustainable pest management.

Given the user is logged into AgriVerse, When they navigate to the Resource Library, Then they should be able to search for and play the recording of the sustainable pest management workshop.

User downloads additional reading materials from the resource library after attending a webinar.

Given the user has attended a webinar, When they go to the Resource Library, Then they should see and be able to download additional reading materials relevant to the webinar they attended.

User shares resources from the library with another community member.

Given the user is in the Resource Library, When they select a resource and click the share button, Then the system should successfully send an email to the specified community member with the resource link.

User locates related resources through tags in the resource library.

Given the user is viewing a specific resource, When they click on a tag associated with that resource, Then they should see a list of related resources that share the same tag.

User bookmarks a resource for future reference.

Given the user is in the Resource Library, When they select the bookmark option for a resource, Then the resource should be saved in their profile under 'My Bookmarks' for easy access later.

User receives a notification about new resources added to the library.

Given the user has opted for notifications, When new resources are added to the Resource Library, Then the user should receive an email notification about the new updates.

Networking Functionality

"As a participant, I want to network with other attendees during workshops, so that I can collaborate on sustainable farming projects and exchange ideas with my peers."

Description

This requirement involves adding networking features to allow attendees to connect with each other during and after virtual workshops. Users will be able to create profiles, message each other, and collaborate on projects or discussions regarding sustainability in agriculture. This enhances community-building within AgriVerse, providing farmers and agribusinesses the opportunity to forge partnerships and share valuable insights, ultimately contributing to a knowledgeable and supportive ecosystem.

Acceptance Criteria

User creates a personal profile to participate in virtual workshops and webinars.

Given the user is logged into AgriVerse, When they navigate to the networking section and click on 'Create Profile', Then they must be able to input their information, save it, and see a confirmation message.

User sends a message to another attendee during a virtual workshop.

Given two users have profiles and are attending the same virtual workshop, When one user clicks on the 'Message' button next to another user's name, Then the first user must be able to type a message and click 'Send' to successfully deliver it, with a confirmation notification displayed on the screen.

User views a list of attendees in a virtual workshop.

Given a virtual workshop is in progress, When the user clicks on the 'Attendees' tab, Then they must see a list of all users currently online, along with their profiles accessible for viewing or messaging.

User engages in a discussion thread related to sustainable agriculture.

Given a virtual workshop has a discussion thread feature, When a user posts a comment in the thread, Then the comment should appear instantly and be visible to all workshop attendees without any delays.

User collaborates on a shared project with contacts made during a virtual workshop.

Given the user has connected with at least one attendee, When they navigate to the 'Collaborate' section and create a project, Then they must be able to invite their connections to participate and see them listed under project members once invited.

User updates their profile information after initial creation.

Given a user has created a profile, When they navigate to their profile settings and change any field of their information, Then they should be able to save the changes and receive a confirmation notification indicating the update was successful.

User receives notifications for messages and collaboration requests from other attendees after a virtual workshop.

Given a user is logged into AgriVerse, When another attendee sends a message or collaboration request, Then the user must receive an in-app notification and email alert to inform them of the new communication.

Impact Reporting Dashboard

A visual dashboard that allows users to track and report on collective sustainability efforts and outcomes. This feature provides insights into the positive impacts of their collaborative initiatives, encouraging more strategic decision-making and continuous improvement within the community.

Requirements

Real-time Data Integration

"As an agribusiness manager, I want to see real-time data on sustainability metrics so that I can make informed decisions that positively impact our farming practices and community efforts."

Description

The Impact Reporting Dashboard must integrate with multiple data sources in real time, including weather data, crop yield statistics, and sustainability metrics. This integration is crucial to provide users with up-to-date information that reflects their current efforts and outcomes accurately. By accessing real-time data, users can make timely decisions that will enhance their sustainability initiatives and maximize their agricultural practices. This requirement will help in visualizing the data through interactive graphs and charts, leading to a more informed decision-making process.

Acceptance Criteria

User views the Impact Reporting Dashboard that integrates real-time data from multiple sources including weather data and crop yield statistics.

Given the user is logged in to AgriVerse, when they access the Impact Reporting Dashboard, then the dashboard should display the latest real-time weather data and crop yield statistics without any delays or manual refresh required.

A user updates sustainability goals and expects the dashboard to reflect these changes instantaneously based on real-time data integration.

Given the user sets or updates sustainability goals on the dashboard, when they save these changes, then the dashboard should instantly update to reflect the new goals with corresponding real-time metrics and visualizations.

Users in a farming community collaboratively work on a project to improve sustainability and need to visualize collective efforts through the dashboard.

Given the user is part of a farming community project, when they view the Impact Reporting Dashboard, then the dashboard should show aggregated data and visualizations of sustainability efforts made by that community in real time, including metrics from various data sources.

The user wants to analyze historical data trends in sustainability metrics over the past year using the dashboard’s capabilities.

Given the user selects a one-year time range on the Impact Reporting Dashboard, when they apply the filter, then the dashboard should present accurate historical data trends and visualizations for the selected metrics without errors or delays.

The user encounters an issue with data discrepancies on the Impact Reporting Dashboard and requires a solution.

Given the user is monitoring the dashboard and notices discrepancies in real-time data, when they report the issue through the support feature, then they should receive an acknowledgment and a timeline for resolution, and data discrepancies should be resolved within the agreed SLA.

The dashboard should function seamlessly across different devices and screen sizes to accommodate various users.

Given the user accesses the Impact Reporting Dashboard from a mobile or desktop device, when they interact with the dashboard, then all features, visualizations, and data should be displayed correctly and responsively across different screen sizes.

Customizable Metrics Selection

"As a user, I want to customize the metrics displayed on my dashboard so that I can track the data most relevant to my sustainability goals and initiatives."

Description

Users should be able to select which sustainability metrics they wish to track on the Impact Reporting Dashboard. This customization allows users to focus on the most relevant data for their specific goals and initiatives. This requirement enhances user engagement by providing a tailored experience that aligns with individual or organizational sustainability objectives. Users can add, remove, or modify metrics as needed, ensuring that the dashboard remains aligned with their evolving strategies and efforts.

Acceptance Criteria

User selects and adds multiple sustainability metrics to the Impact Reporting Dashboard during their initial setup process.

Given the user is on the dashboard setup page, when they select metrics from a predefined list and click 'Add', then the selected metrics should appear on their dashboard.

User removes a previously selected sustainability metric from the Impact Reporting Dashboard.

Given the user has metrics displayed on their dashboard, when they click the 'Remove' button for a selected metric, then that metric should no longer be displayed on the dashboard.

User modifies the threshold value for a sustainability metric on the Impact Reporting Dashboard.

Given the user is viewing their dashboard, when they edit the threshold value for a metric and save the changes, then the updated threshold value should be reflected in the metric's display on the dashboard.

User saves their customized metrics selection for future sessions on the Impact Reporting Dashboard.

Given the user has selected and configured their metrics, when they click the 'Save' button, then their selections and configurations should persist in the user's profile for future logins.

User reviews the tracking history of a selected sustainability metric on the Impact Reporting Dashboard.

Given the user has metrics displayed, when they click on a metric to view its detailed history, then a tracking history graph should be displayed showing the data points over time.

User receives a reminder notification for updating their metrics selection on the Impact Reporting Dashboard.

Given the user has not updated their metrics in over 30 days, when they log in, then they should see a notification prompting them to review and update their selected metrics.

User shares their customized Impact Reporting Dashboard with a collaborator.

Given the user has a customized dashboard, when they click the 'Share' button and enter a collaborator's email, then an invitation should be sent to that email with a link to view the dashboard.

Collaborative Reporting Features

"As a team leader, I want to share my sustainability reports with stakeholders so that we can collaboratively improve our strategies and measure all our initiatives' impact effectively."

Description

The dashboard should include collaborative reporting features that allow users to share insights and reports with peers and stakeholders. This could involve generating shareable reports, exporting data to various formats, and enabling annotations or comments. By fostering collaboration, this requirement supports transparency and collective effort towards sustainability goals, enhancing community engagement. Such features encourage users to validate their results with external parties and create a collaborative environment for shared learning.

Acceptance Criteria

User generates a collaborative report from the Impact Reporting Dashboard to share with peers after completing a sustainability project.

Given the user is logged into AgriVerse, when they navigate to the Impact Reporting Dashboard and select the 'Generate Report' option, then they should be able to create a report that includes all relevant data and insights for the selected sustainability project.

User exports the collaborative report to various formats for distribution to stakeholders.

Given the user has generated a report, when they select the 'Export' option, then they should be able to download the report in at least three different formats (such as PDF, CSV, and Excel).

User utilizes the annotation feature to provide feedback on shared reports within the dashboard.

Given a report has been shared with the user, when they open the report, then they should be able to add annotations or comments that can be saved and viewed by other users with access to the report.

Users receive notifications when their reports are viewed or commented on by peers.

Given a report has been shared, when another user views or comments on the report, then the original user should receive a notification alerting them of this activity.

Users collect and visualize impact metrics within collaborative reports.

Given the user has selected specific impact metrics, when they generate their report, then those metrics should be clearly displayed in a visual format (charts or graphs) within the report.

User reviews the history of collaborative reports shared with peers.

Given the user is on the Impact Reporting Dashboard, when they click on the 'Report History' button, then they should see a searchable and filterable list of all reports they have shared and received, showcasing key details like date shared, users involved, and status.

Users filter collaborative reports based on specific metrics or outcomes.

Given the user is on the Impact Reporting Dashboard, when they apply filters based on project type or sustainability goal, then the dashboard should dynamically update to display only the reports that meet those criteria.

User-friendly Visualizations

"As a farmer, I want to view my sustainability data in a visual format so that I can quickly understand trends and make better decisions about my farming practices."

Description

The Impact Reporting Dashboard must present data through intuitive visualizations, such as graphs, charts, and infographics. This is critical as it helps users digest complex data sets quickly and empowers them to derive meaningful insights at a glance. A user-friendly interface will promote better engagement with the data and provide clear guidance on how to interpret the results. This requirement will ensure that users can easily access and utilize the insights for better decision-making within their agricultural practices.

Acceptance Criteria

User accesses the Impact Reporting Dashboard to analyze sustainability efforts after a collaborative farming initiative has concluded, seeking to understand the effectiveness and outcomes of their strategies.

Given that the user has accessed the Impact Reporting Dashboard, when they view the visualizations, then they should see relevant graphs and charts that accurately represent the collective sustainability metrics.

A user interacts with the visualizations on the Impact Reporting Dashboard to compare the effectiveness of different sustainability initiatives conducted over the past quarter.

Given that the user is on the Impact Reporting Dashboard, when they select a specific initiative from the dropdown list, then the visualizations should update dynamically to reflect the data pertaining only to that initiative.

A new user unfamiliar with the platform is introduced to the Impact Reporting Dashboard and attempts to gather insights about sustainability efforts from visual data provided.

Given that the user is new to the platform, when they view the visualizations on the dashboard, then they should find the layout intuitive and the visualizations easy to interpret, with tooltips and legend explanations aiding their understanding.

Users utilize the reported data from the Impact Reporting Dashboard to prepare for a stakeholder meeting focused on future sustainability initiatives and outcomes.

Given that the user has prepared their report, when they export the data from the Impact Reporting Dashboard, then the exported file should contain all visualizations in a clear format suitable for presentation to stakeholders.

Multiple users from different regions collaborate on the platform and access the Impact Reporting Dashboard to compare their respective sustainability reports over the same time frame.

Given that users from different regions access the dashboard, when they filter the data by region, then each user should see their region's data visualized separately, allowing for comparative analysis.

A user needs to track progress over time using the Impact Reporting Dashboard features to ensure constant improvement in sustainability practices.

Given that the user has set a specific date range, when they apply this range to the dashboard, then they should see visualizations that accurately reflect the data changes over the selected time period with clear trends displayed.

Mobile Accessibility

"As a mobile user, I want to access the Impact Reporting Dashboard from my smartphone so that I can track my sustainability metrics while in the field without needing a computer."

Description

The feature must ensure that the Impact Reporting Dashboard is accessible through mobile devices. Given the nature of farming, users often work in remote areas where mobile access is vital. This requirement will allow users to monitor their sustainability efforts on the go, ensuring that they have constant access to essential data, regardless of their location. By implementing responsive design principles, the dashboard should provide a seamless experience on both tablets and smartphones.

Acceptance Criteria

Accessing the Impact Reporting Dashboard on a smartphone while at a remote field location during harvest season.

Given that the user has logged into the AgriVerse platform on their smartphone, when they navigate to the Impact Reporting Dashboard, then the dashboard should load within 5 seconds and be fully interactive without any errors or glitches.

Viewing sustainability reports on a tablet during a community meeting outdoors.

Given that the user opens the Impact Reporting Dashboard on a tablet, when they select a specific report date, then the data should display accurately and allow for filtering options within 3 seconds.

Receiving real-time notifications about sustainability targets while in the field.

Given that the user is utilizing the mobile Impact Reporting Dashboard, when they reach a predefined sustainability target, then a push notification should be triggered and displayed within 1 minute on their mobile device.

Rotating the mobile screen to landscape mode for better data visualization during a farmer's convention.

Given that the user is viewing the dashboard on their mobile device, when they rotate the device to landscape mode, then the dashboard layout should adjust responsively to provide enhanced visibility without losing any data.

Using offline access to check previously loaded sustainability data during a network outage in a remote farming area.

Given that the user has previously accessed the Impact Reporting Dashboard while online, when they attempt to access the dashboard offline, then the last retrieved data should be available and displayed without any connectivity errors.

Data Insight Exchange

A dynamic platform that enables users to seamlessly trade agricultural data insights. Users can buy and sell critical information such as crop yield forecasts, market trends, and weather patterns, fostering a robust data-driven economy. This feature empowers farmers and agribusinesses to enhance their decision-making by accessing a diverse array of insights tailored to their specific needs.

Requirements

Data Trading Dashboard

"As a farmer, I want to easily navigate a dashboard of available data insights so that I can choose and purchase the specific information I need to inform my farming decisions."

Description

A user-friendly interface that allows users to view available agricultural data insights, including crop yield forecasts, market trends, and weather patterns. This dashboard will enable users to browse, filter, and search for specific data insights relevant to their farming or agribusiness needs. By integrating seamlessly with the AgriVerse platform, the dashboard enhances user experience and promotes engagement, fostering a community of data-sharing among users. Users will benefit from improved decision-making capabilities due to enhanced access to vital agricultural data, ultimately leading to better yielding and profitability.

Acceptance Criteria

User accesses the Data Trading Dashboard to view available agricultural data insights for the first time.

Given a registered user has logged into AgriVerse, when they navigate to the Data Trading Dashboard, then they should see a list of available data insights with filters for crop yield forecasts, market trends, and weather patterns.

User searches for specific agricultural data insights using the search functionality in the dashboard.

Given the user is on the Data Trading Dashboard, when they enter a specific keyword related to a data insight in the search bar and click search, then they should see relevant results matching their search criteria.

User filters the data insights by category and views the selected insights.

Given the user is viewing the Data Trading Dashboard, when they apply a filter for a specific category (e.g., market trends), then they should only see insights that fall under the selected category, with the total count displayed.

User buys a data insight from the Data Trading Dashboard.

Given the user has selected a data insight to purchase, when they confirm their purchase, then the system should process the transaction, deduct the appropriate credits, and send a confirmation message to the user.

User views the details of a specific data insight on the dashboard.

Given the user is on the Data Trading Dashboard, when they click on a specific data insight, then they should be taken to a detail view showing in-depth information about that insight, including source, date, and accuracy indicators.

User shares a purchased data insight with another user on the platform.

Given the user has successfully purchased a data insight, when they click on the share button and select a user, then the selected user should receive a notification of the shared insight with access granted.

Data Quality Assurance

"As an agribusiness owner, I want to trust that the data insights I buy are accurate and reliable, so that I can make well-informed business decisions."

Description

Implement a robust data quality assurance process to ensure that all data insights offered in the marketplace meet established accuracy, reliability, and timeliness standards. This requirement includes the development of protocols for data verification, routine audits, and user feedback mechanisms. By ensuring the reliability of the agricultural insights available for trade, users can trust the information they purchase, leading to enhanced decision-making and ultimately improved agricultural outcomes. The quality assurance process will be pivotal in building user confidence in the Data Insight Exchange feature.

Acceptance Criteria

Initial Data Submission for Quality Assurance

Given that a user submits agricultural data insights for trade, when the data is received by the platform, then it must pass the data verification process, ensuring accuracy and completeness before being listed for sale.

Routine Data Audit Process

Given that agricultural data insights are listed for trade, when a scheduled audit is performed, then the data must be checked against established accuracy and reliability standards, and anomalies must be reported for corrective action.

User Feedback Mechanism Implementation

Given that users have access to purchased data insights, when they provide feedback through the platform, then the feedback must be collected and analyzed, and any reported issues must trigger a follow-up investigation on data quality.

Performance Metrics for Data Insights

Given that agricultural data insights are available for trade, when performance metrics are generated, then the data insights must report a minimum accuracy rate of 95% based on user feedback and audit results.

Data Timeliness Standards

Given that agricultural data insights are time-sensitive, when a user accesses data insights, then the data must be updated in real-time or within a predefined timeframe to ensure relevance and reliability of the information provided.

User Trust Level Assessment

Given that data insights are being traded, when a user rates their satisfaction with the accuracy and reliability of the data, then a trust score must be generated that reflects user confidence in the data quality assurance process.

Data Quality Assurance Reporting

Given that the data quality assurance process is implemented, when reports are generated, then they must include metrics on data accuracy, frequency of audits, and user feedback summaries, providing transparency on the quality assurance outcomes.

User Rating System

"As a user, I want to be able to rate and review the data insights I purchase so that I can share my experience with others and help them make informed choices."

Description

A rating and review system that allows users to rate the data insights they purchase and provide feedback on their effectiveness. This system will encourage transparency and foster an environment of trust within the data trading marketplace. Users will be able to see ratings from previous buyers, contributing to their decision-making process and helping them select the most valuable insights. Additionally, this requirement promotes accountability among data providers and enhances the overall quality of insights traded within the AgriVerse ecosystem.

Acceptance Criteria

As a user who has purchased agricultural data insights, I want to rate the insights I received after using them for a crop yield forecast, so that I can share my experience with other users.

Given I have purchased data insights, when I provide a rating between 1 and 5 stars and submit a review, then the system should save my rating and display it alongside the data insights for other users.

As a user browsing agricultural data insights, I want to see the average rating and number of reviews for each insight before making a purchase, so that I can make an informed decision.

Given I am viewing the details of agricultural data insights, when I check the information displayed, then the average rating and total number of reviews should be visible on the page.

As a data provider, I want to view the ratings and reviews I receive for my data insights, so that I can understand user feedback and improve my offerings.

Given I am logged in as a data provider, when I access my profile dashboard, then the system should display all the ratings and reviews I have received for the insights I provide.

As a user who has rated agricultural data insights, I want to edit my rating and review later if I change my mind, so that I can provide more accurate feedback.

Given I have submitted a rating and review, when I choose to edit my existing feedback, then the system should allow me to update my rating and review and save the changes successfully.

As a potential buyer of agricultural data insights, I want to filter insights by their ratings, so that I can quickly find the most highly rated options.

Given I am browsing the data insights marketplace, when I apply a filter to sort insights by ascending or descending ratings, then the system should display the insights accordingly based on the selected filter.

As a user who wants to contribute to the community, I want to flag inappropriate ratings or reviews, so that I can help maintain the integrity of the feedback system.

Given I am reading the reviews for a particular data insight, when I click on the flag option next to an inappropriate review, then the system should log my report and notify the admin team for review.

Real-time Data Updates

"As a farmer, I want to receive real-time updates on critical agricultural data, so that I can react promptly to changing conditions and optimize my efforts."

Description

Develop a feature that ensures all data insights are updated in real-time, reflecting the latest information available. This involves the integration of APIs from weather services, market analytics, and agricultural research databases to provide users with the most current and relevant data. Real-time updates will improve the accuracy of the insights traded, allowing users to respond quickly to changing agricultural conditions and market trends. This capability is crucial for maximizing the value of the agricultural data insights within the AgriVerse platform.

Acceptance Criteria

Real-time data updates are reflected in user dashboards as soon as new data is available from weather services, market analytics, and agricultural research databases.

Given the user is on the AgriVerse dashboard, when new data is available from integrated APIs, then the dashboard should update automatically within 5 seconds.

Users receive notifications about significant changes in relevant data insights, such as sudden weather alerts or drastic market trends.

Given the user has subscribed to receive alerts, when significant data changes occur, then the user should receive a notification within 2 minutes of the data change.

Data accuracy is verified after each real-time update to ensure users are accessing correct and reliable information.

Given real-time data has been updated, when a user accesses the data insights, then 95% of the insights should match the source data from APIs used for updates.

Users have access to historical data alongside real-time updates, allowing for comprehensive decision-making.

Given a user requests historical data, when viewing the data insights, then the historical data should be accessible within 2 clicks from the main dashboard.

The feature allows users to customize which data insights they want to receive in real-time updates based on their farming needs.

Given a user is setting their preferences in the application, when they select specific types of data insights, then the system should save these preferences and only send updates for the selected insights.

Performance of the system under heavy load is assessed to ensure continued real-time updates during peak data demand.

Given there is a peak usage period, when real-time data updates are generated, then the system should maintain an uptime of 99.9% and update insights without delays.

Payment and Transaction System

"As a user, I want a secure and diverse payment system so that I can confidently purchase data insights without worrying about my financial information being compromised."

Description

Create a secure and efficient payment processing system that facilitates transactions between data providers and buyers within the Data Insight Exchange. This system will handle various payment methods, offer transaction security, and ensure that users can purchase insights without concerns regarding fraud or data breaches. A reliable payment system is essential for promoting user confidence in the marketplace and enabling smooth trading experiences for users looking to acquire valuable data insights.

Acceptance Criteria

User initiates a payment to purchase data insights from the Data Insight Exchange using a credit card.

Given a user has selected a data insight to purchase, when they enter valid credit card information and submit the payment, then the transaction should be processed successfully and a confirmation receipt should be emailed to the user.

A farmer wants to utilize the payment system to buy multiple data insights in a single transaction.

Given a user has added multiple data insights to their cart, when they proceed to checkout and complete the payment process, then the payment should reflect the total amount of all insights purchased and an order confirmation should be provided.

In a scenario where a payment fails due to insufficient funds, the user must be informed immediately.

Given a user attempts to make a payment, when the payment fails due to insufficient funds, then the user should receive an error message indicating the payment was unsuccessful and prompting them to try another payment method.

A user wants to utilize a secure payment option such as PayPal to purchase insights.

Given a user selects PayPal as their payment method, when they are redirected to the PayPal interface and complete the payment, then they should be redirected back to the Data Insight Exchange with a confirmation of the transaction success.

A business user needs to manage their transaction history for auditing purposes.

Given a business user has logged into their account, when they navigate to the transaction history section, then they should see a detailed log of all their transactions, including dates, amounts, and the data insights purchased.

Users must have their sensitive payment information securely stored and encrypted.

Given a user has successfully made a payment, when they check their account settings, then they should not see any unencrypted payment information displayed, ensuring that all sensitive data is securely handled.

Smart Analytics Tools

Integrated analytical tools that provide users with actionable insights derived from marketplace data. Users can easily analyze trends, compare predictions, and interpret data visualizations, making informed decisions grounded in real-time information. This feature enhances the user experience by simplifying complex data analysis, empowering users to optimize their agricultural strategies.

Requirements

Trend Analysis Dashboard

"As a tech-savvy farmer, I want to access a real-time Trend Analysis Dashboard so that I can monitor and adapt to changes in crop performance and market trends effectively."

Description

The Trend Analysis Dashboard requirement entails the development of a centralized interface within AgriVerse where users can access current and historical marketplace data visualizations. This dashboard will allow users to examine crop performance trends over time, providing them with vital insights into seasonal changes and market fluctuations. It will integrate seamlessly with our existing data infrastructure and support various analytical tools, allowing users to draw actionable conclusions that can optimize their farming strategies. By offering real-time updates and customized alerts, the dashboard enhances user engagement and decision-making, ultimately driving better agricultural outcomes.

Acceptance Criteria

User views the Trend Analysis Dashboard to analyze crop performance for maize over the last two years before planning the upcoming planting season.

Given that the user is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when they navigate to the Trend Analysis Dashboard, then they should see visual representations of maize crop performance trends for the last two years, including seasonal change indicators and market fluctuation data.

User customizes alerts on the Trend Analysis Dashboard to notify them of significant changes in crop performance trends.

Given that the user is on the Trend Analysis Dashboard, when they set custom alerts for a 20% increase or decrease in performance trends for wheat crops, then they should receive timely notifications via email when those parameters are met.

User accesses historical data comparisons to assess the effectiveness of last year's strategies based on the insights from the Trend Analysis Dashboard.

Given that the user is viewing the Trend Analysis Dashboard, when they select the option to compare last year's performance data to the current year's forecasts, then they should be able to see a side-by-side comparison, which includes visualizations of data trends and key performance indicators.

User shares their Trend Analysis Dashboard insights with their agricultural advisor to discuss strategy optimization for the upcoming year.

Given that the user has generated insights on the Trend Analysis Dashboard, when they choose the option to share the dashboard via email, then their advisor should receive an email containing a link to the dashboard along with a summary of key insights.

User updates the dashboard to reflect the most current marketplace data and crop performance metrics.

Given that the user is interacting with the Trend Analysis Dashboard, when they refresh the data, then the dashboard should display the latest marketplace data and crop performance metrics within five seconds.

Predictive Analytics Model

"As an agribusiness owner, I want to use a Predictive Analytics Model so that I can foresee crop yields and adjust my strategies accordingly to maximize profit."

Description

The Predictive Analytics Model requirement focuses on harnessing AI and machine learning to develop models that forecast crop yields based on various input factors such as climate conditions, soil health, and historical data. This requirement will involve collecting and analyzing vast datasets to create predictive algorithms that can simulate potential outcomes for different farming strategies. By integrating this model into AgriVerse, users can receive tailored forecasts that empower them to make proactive decisions, improving yield predictions and potentially increasing profitability. The outcome extends the platform's capabilities and positions AgriVerse as a thought leader in precision agriculture.

Acceptance Criteria

Crop Yield Prediction Based on Historical Data and Current Climate Conditions

Given that a user inputs historical yield data and current climate conditions, when the predictive analytics model processes this data, then the user should receive a forecasted yield with a confidence level of at least 85%.

Comparison of Different Farming Strategies

Given a user selects multiple farming strategies to analyze, when the predictive analytics model runs the simulations, then the user should receive a comparison report highlighting the predicted yields and potential profitability for each strategy.

Real-time Updates for Weather Impact on Crop Yield

Given that the predictive analytics model is integrated with real-time weather data, when significant weather events occur, then the user should receive immediate updates on how these events impact their yield forecasts.

Visualization of Data Trends and Predictions

Given that the user accesses the smart analytics tools, when they initiate a trend analysis, then they should be able to view a clear visual representation of yield predictions over time based on various input parameters.

User Customization of Input Factors for Predictions

Given that a user wants to customize input factors for yield predictions, when they modify the parameters (soil health, climate, and historical data), then the predictive model should adjust its forecasts accordingly and reflect those changes instantly.

Custom Report Generation

"As a farm manager, I want to generate custom reports of my crop performance data so that I can present my findings to stakeholders in a clear and impactful manner."

Description

The Custom Report Generation requirement specifies the ability for users to create tailored reports that compile various metrics from the AgriVerse platform. Users should be able to select specific data sets, timeframes, and visualization types to generate visual reports that effectively communicate essential insights. The implementation will ensure that the report generation process is user-friendly and involves minimal clicks, allowing farmers and agribusiness stakeholders to easily share insights with decision-makers and collaborators. This requirement enhances AgriVerse's usability by empowering users to make data-driven decisions based on customizable reports reflective of their unique operational conditions.

Acceptance Criteria

User generates a custom report for crop yield analysis using selected data from the past year. The user selects metrics such as rainfall, temperature, and soil health for visualization.

Given the user selects the data sets for rainfall, temperature, and soil health from the past year, when they click on the 'Generate Report' button, then a visual report summarizing these metrics should be displayed within 10 seconds.

A user wants to create a custom report for pest infestation trends over the last quarter, requiring the ability to filter by region and crop type.

Given the user selects a specific region and crop type for pest infestation data for the last quarter, when the report is generated, then it must display accurate trend graphs for the selected criteria without errors.

An agribusiness manager needs to create a sharable report that includes financial metrics related to crop sales, losses, and marketing strategies.

Given the user selects financial metrics for crop sales and losses, when they generate the report, then the report should be exportable in PDF format to ensure it can be shared with decision-makers easily.

A farmer seeks to compare yield predictions against actual yields to assess the effectiveness of farming strategies over multiple seasons.

Given the user selects multiple seasons for yield prediction comparison, when they view the generated report, then it must include side-by-side visualizations for predicted versus actual yields, with percentage differences clearly indicated.

A user requests a custom report to analyze weather impacts on crop performance across different soil types within a given timeframe.

Given the user selects specific weather parameters, soil types, and a timeframe, when the report generation is initiated, then the report must accurately reflect the selected parameters with relevant visual statistics and insights.

A researcher is tasked with creating a comprehensive report on the effectiveness of irrigation practices over the past five years.

Given the user specifies the irrigation practices and selects a five-year timeframe, when the report is generated, then it must compile a complete visual representation of water usage efficiency and crop yield correlations.

Data Visualization Enhancements

"As a data analyst, I want to see enhanced data visualizations so that I can quickly interpret complex agricultural data and generate insights much faster."

Description

The Data Visualization Enhancements requirement focuses on improving the existing data visualizations on the AgriVerse platform to ensure that they are more intuitive and actionable. This includes introducing new graph types, heat maps for spatial data, and interactive features that allow users to manipulate the data displayed. By enhancing the visual representation of data, users can more easily identify patterns and anomalies in their agricultural metrics. This will not only improve user satisfaction but will also support better analysis through clearer visual storytelling of the trends and insights gathered from the platform's data.

Acceptance Criteria

Visualizing Crop Yield Data over Multiple Years

Given a user is on the data visualization dashboard, when they select the crop yield data for the last five years and choose a line graph, then the system should display a clear and interactive line graph that represents the crop yield trends over that period, allowing the user to hover over data points for exact figures.

Comparing Weather Data and Crop Performance

Given a user has access to both historical weather data and current crop performance metrics, when they navigate to the comparison tool and select weather data from the past year and crop performance metrics for the same period, then the system should render a bar graph comparing weather patterns to crop yields for visual correlation.

Using Heat Maps for Soil Health Analysis

Given a user wants to analyze soil health across their farms, when they access the soil health section and select to view the heat map, then the system should generate an interactive heat map that indicates soil health across different areas of the farm, with color coding to signify high, medium, and low soil health regions.

Identifying Anomalies in Pest Activity Data

Given a user is monitoring pest activity on their crops, when they navigate to the data visualization section and select pest activity data, then the system should display a bar graph that highlights spikes in pest activity with clear annotations, enabling the user to take actionable steps.

Creating Customizable Dashboards for User-Specific Needs

Given a user wants to personalize their data analysis experience, when they modify their dashboard by adding or removing data visualization widgets, then the system should save their settings and allow the user to see an updated dashboard that reflects their custom choices upon their next login.

Exporting Data Visualizations for Reports

Given a user needs to include data visualizations in a report, when they select a graph and choose the export option, then the system should provide export options in multiple formats (PDF, PNG, XLSX) and successfully download the selected graph in the chosen format.

Integrating Predictive Analytics into Visualizations

Given a user is using predictive analytics tools, when they visualize their crop growth predictions next to actual growth data, then the system should display a dual line graph that distinguishes between predicted and actual growth, providing a comparison that highlights discrepancies.

Integration with External Data Sources

"As a farmer, I want AgriVerse to integrate with my local weather service so that I can receive more accurate predictions and alerts regarding my crops and field conditions."

Description

The Integration with External Data Sources requirement entails developing APIs and connectors to allow AgriVerse to pull in relevant data from third-party sources, such as weather services, soil analysis tools, and agronomic databases. By ensuring robust integration capabilities, users can access comprehensive insights that combine internal marketplace data with valuable external factors. This holistic view is key for making informed decisions, as it empowers farmers to adapt their operations based on broader environmental conditions and trends that impact agricultural productivity. The outcome is a more connected and informed user experience within the AgriVerse platform.

Acceptance Criteria

As a farmer using AgriVerse, I want to link my account with external weather services to receive real-time updates on weather conditions affecting my crops.

Given that the API for external weather services is integrated, when I connect my AgriVerse account to the weather service, then I should receive real-time weather updates related to my geolocation within the AgriVerse platform.

As an agronomist, I want to access soil analysis data from external databases to correlate it with my crop data and improve growth predictions.

Given that external soil analysis APIs are available, when I request soil data for a specific field, then I should receive accurate soil analysis information within 5 seconds and be able to compare it with crops in my AgriVerse account.

As a user of AgriVerse, I want to utilize the integrated smart analytics tools to visualize and analyze data from multiple sources, including third-party insights.

Given that relevant external data has been integrated, when I create a data visualization report using the smart analytics tools, then the report should include all selected external and internal data points, visualizing them effectively for comparisons.

As a farm manager, I need to be alerted about significant weather changes that may affect my farming operations and receive guidance on necessary actions.

Given that the system is integrated with weather data APIs, when there is a weather alert issued by the external source, then I should receive a notification through the AgriVerse platform detailing the alert and recommended actions based on my current crop data.

As a data analyst, I want to verify that the external data integrated with AgriVerse is aggregated accurately for analysis and reporting.

Given that multiple external data sources are connected, when I conduct a data integrity check, then 95% of the aggregated external data should match the data from the original source within a 10% margin of error.

As a user, I want to save my settings for external data sources so that I don’t have to reconfigure them every time I log in.

Given that external data sources settings have been configured, when I log out and log back in to AgriVerse, then my settings should persist and reflect the last configuration used.

User Feedback Mechanism

"As an AgriVerse user, I want to give feedback on the tools and features I use so that I can contribute to improving the platform for all users."

Description

The User Feedback Mechanism requirement focuses on establishing a system within AgriVerse for users to provide feedback on feature performance and overall usability. This could take the form of ratings, comments, or surveys following the use of specific tools and features. This feedback loop will be crucial for continuous improvement, enabling the development team to quickly identify areas of enhancement and prioritize further iterations based on user-centric needs. Incorporating user feedback into the development cycle ensures that AgriVerse remains responsive to the evolving needs of its users and stays ahead in the competitive landscape of agricultural technology.

Acceptance Criteria

Users can submit ratings and comments on the Smart Analytics Tools feature after using it for a specified period.

Given a user has accessed the Smart Analytics Tools, when they complete their analysis, then they should be prompted to rate the tool on a scale of 1 to 5 and leave a comment for feedback.

Feedback collected from users is successfully aggregated and displayed in the admin panel for review.

Given that feedback has been submitted by at least 10 users, when an admin accesses the feedback dashboard, then they should see the average ratings and a summary of user comments aggregated from the submissions.

Users receive a notification after providing feedback, confirming their input has been recorded.

Given a user submits a rating and comment, when the submission is successful, then they should receive a confirmation message stating 'Thank you for your feedback!'

Users can access a survey to provide detailed feedback on the Smart Analytics Tools after a designated usage period.

Given a user has used the Smart Analytics Tools for more than one week, when they log into AgriVerse, then they should see a prompt to take a survey about their experience with the tools.

The feedback mechanism should allow users to provide feedback anonymously if desired.

Given that the user is on the feedback submission page, when they select the option for anonymous feedback, then their submissions should not include any identifiable information.

The system provides admins with the ability to filter feedback based on various parameters, such as tool used and rating.

Given there is feedback collected from multiple users, when an admin uses the filtering options on the feedback dashboard, then they should be able to view feedback categorized by tool and rating.

Data Seller Profiles

A feature that allows data providers to create detailed profiles showcasing their offerings and expertise. Buyers can explore these profiles to evaluate the credibility and relevance of available data. This transparency fosters trust and increases marketplace activity, enabling users to confidently transact with data providers.

Requirements

Profile Creation Interface

"As a data provider, I want to easily create and manage my profile so that I can effectively showcase my data offerings to potential buyers."

Description

The requirement specifies the need for an intuitive and user-friendly interface that allows data providers to easily create and manage their profiles. This interface should enable users to input detailed information regarding their data offerings, including types of data available, expertise, and any relevant certifications. The ease of use will facilitate profile creation and updates, leading to more comprehensive listings that enhance market participation. An integrated tutorial or guidance feature can help new users navigate the profile creation process, ensuring profiles are enriched with necessary details that can attract potential buyers.

Acceptance Criteria

Data provider successfully navigates the profile creation interface for the first time.

Given a new data provider, when they access the profile creation interface, then they can view an integrated tutorial that guides them through the steps to complete their profile.

Data provider inputs their data offerings into the profile creation interface.

Given a data provider has accessed the profile creation interface, when they fill out the fields for data offerings and click 'Save', then their offerings should be saved and displayed correctly in their profile.

Data provider adds certifications to their profile.

Given a data provider is on their profile creation page, when they enter their certifications and submit the changes, then the system should save the certifications accurately and make them visible to potential buyers in the marketplace.

A returning data provider updates their existing profile information.

Given a returning data provider, when they log into the system and navigate to their existing profile, then they should be able to edit any of their information and successfully save the updates without errors.

A user tests the interface's error handling when required fields are left blank.

Given a data provider is filling out the profile creation form, when they attempt to submit it with required fields blank, then they should receive a clear error message indicating which fields are required before they can save their profile.

The profile creation interface supports various data types being entered by the provider.

Given a data provider is creating their profile, when they enter different data types (text, numbers, special characters) into the appropriate fields, then the system should accept all valid inputs without crashing or displaying errors.

Data provider seeks help with the profile creation process through an FAQ or support feature.

Given a data provider is on the profile creation interface, when they click on the FAQ or support link, then they should be directed to a page that provides answers to common questions about profile creation and management.

Data Offerings Showcase

"As a buyer, I want to view detailed information about the data offerings of providers so that I can evaluate which datasets meet my requirements before making a purchase."

Description

This requirement entails the implementation of a section within the seller profile dedicated to showcasing various data offerings available for purchase. Data providers should be able to categorize their offerings, include descriptions, pricing structures, and any relevant metadata such as dataset size or frequency of updates. This organized presentation of offerings will allow buyers to quickly assess what data is available and its suitability for their needs, thus promoting informed decision-making.

Acceptance Criteria

Data providers create and display distinct categories for their dataset offerings on their profiles.

Given a data provider with multiple offerings, when accessing their profile, then the offerings should be categorized and clearly visible under different sections such as 'Weather Data', 'Crop Yields', and 'Market Analysis'.

Data providers include detailed descriptions and metadata with their data offerings.

Given a data offering listed by a data provider, when a buyer views this offering, then it should include a comprehensive description, pricing structure, dataset size, and frequency of updates.

Buyers search for specific data offerings based on their requirements.

Given a buyer searching for data, when they use the search/filter functionality, then the results should display only relevant data offerings based on the selected parameters such as category, dataset size, and price range.

Buyers can access and evaluate the seller's credibility through reviews and ratings.

Given a buyer viewing a data provider's profile, when they check the credibility section, then it should display user reviews and an average rating that reflects past buyer experiences with the provider.

Data offerings are regularly updated to reflect current availability and pricing.

Given a data provider who has made changes to their offerings, when the changes are submitted, then the seller profile should reflect these updates in real-time without requiring a page reload.

Buyers can compare multiple data offerings from different providers.

Given a buyer viewing multiple data offerings, when they select offerings for comparison, then a side-by-side comparison should be displayed showing key attributes like price, dataset size, and update frequency.

Data offerings are accessible on mobile devices for convenience.

Given a buyer accessing the AgriVerse platform on a mobile device, when they view a data provider's profile, then the design should ensure that all data offerings are easily readable and navigable on different screen sizes.

Verification & Trust Indicators

"As a buyer, I want to see trust indicators and verified credentials in data seller profiles so that I can purchase data confidently from reputable sources."

Description

This requirement focuses on a system for verifying the credentials and reliability of data providers through a trust and verification mechanism. This could involve a rating system, user reviews, or certifications visibly displayed on profiles. Such trust indicators will help buyers feel more secure in their transactions and will promote a culture of accountability among sellers, ultimately boosting marketplace activity and data sales.

Acceptance Criteria

Data Provider Profile Verification Process

Given a data provider's profile is submitted for verification, when the profile is evaluated, then it must display a verification badge if it meets the required standards for credibility and reliability.

User Review Submission for Data Providers

Given a user has interacted with a data provider, when they submit a review, then the review must be published on the data provider's profile and be visible to potential buyers with an average rating calculation displayed.

Displaying Trust Indicators on Profiles

Given a data provider has completed the verification process and received ratings, when their profile is viewed, then all trust indicators including ratings, reviews, and certification badges must be clearly displayed in a designated section on their profile.

Rating System Functionality

Given a user wants to rate a data provider, when they select a rating from 1 to 5, then the system must capture the rating and update the data provider's overall rating instantly.

Certificate Verification for Data Providers

Given a data provider claims certifications on their profile, when a buyer views their profile, then the certification details including issuing organization and validity period must be accessible for validation.

Search Functionality for Verified Data Providers

Given a buyer is searching for data providers, when they apply filters for verified profiles, then the search results must return only those data providers who have been verified and display their trust indicators prominently.

Accountability Tracking for Data Providers

Given a data provider has accumulated reviews and ratings over time, when a buyer accesses their profile, then there must be a historical record of the ratings trend visible to assess reliability over time.

Search and Filter Mechanism

"As a buyer, I want to filter data seller profiles by various criteria so that I can quickly find sellers who offer the specific data I need."

Description

This requirement emphasizes the need for a powerful search and filter mechanism within the data seller profiles. Users should be able to search data providers and filter results based on criteria such as data type, pricing, ratings, or area of expertise. A robust filtering system will enhance the usability of the marketplace by enabling buyers to quickly find the most relevant data sellers, thereby improving transaction efficiency.

Acceptance Criteria

User searches for data provider using keyword 'Weather' in the search bar.

Given the user is on the data seller profiles page, when they enter 'Weather' in the search bar and click the search button, then the system should display a list of data providers whose profiles contain the keyword 'Weather'.

User applies multiple filters to narrow down data provider search results.

Given the user is on the data seller profiles page, when they select 'Data Type: Climate' and 'Rating: 4 stars and above', then the system should display only the profiles of data providers that meet both selected criteria.

User attempts to search for data providers without entering any keywords.

Given the user is on the data seller profiles page, when they leave the search bar empty and click the search button, then the system should prompt the user with a message saying 'Please enter a keyword to search.'

User wants to clear applied filters and return to the full list of data providers.

Given the user has applied filters on the data seller profiles page, when they click the 'Clear Filters' button, then all previously applied filters should be removed and the user should see the full list of data providers.

User searches for data providers based on pricing range.

Given the user is on the data seller profiles page, when they set the pricing range filter to '$50 - $100' and click the search button, then the system should display data provider profiles that offer data within the specified pricing range.

User views the search results and evaluates the credibility of data providers.

Given the user is on the search results page, when they view data provider profiles, then each profile should display the provider's ratings, reviews, and key offerings clearly visible to assist in evaluating credibility.

Customized Data Alerts

Users can set up personalized alerts for specific types of data that interest them, such as changes in market prices or weather anomalies. This feature ensures users stay informed in real-time, allowing them to act proactively based on emerging trends or critical information, ultimately enhancing their competitive edge.

Requirements

Real-time Market Price Alerts

"As a farmer, I want to receive real-time alerts on market price changes so that I can make timely selling decisions to maximize my revenue."

Description

This requirement enables users to receive immediate alerts when market prices for specific crops or agricultural products change. Users can set preferred price thresholds, ensuring they are always aware of significant fluctuations that may impact their sales decisions. The implementation of this feature is critical as it provides farmers and agribusinesses with timely information that can lead to quicker, more informed decisions. The alerts can be customized based on individual preferences, ensuring relevance and usability, thus enhancing overall strategy in market transactions and financial planning.

Acceptance Criteria

User sets a price threshold for corn at $3.50 per bushel and receives an alert when the price fluctuates beyond this threshold during the day.

Given the user has set up a price threshold for corn at $3.50, when the market price for corn goes above or drops below $3.50, then the user receives a real-time alert via their preferred communication channel.

Farmers want to be notified if the price for wheat drops significantly within a specified time frame to make quick decisions on selling their stock.

Given the user has configured alerts for wheat prices with a lower threshold of $4.00 per bushel, when the market price for wheat drops to $4.00 or below, then the user receives an immediate notification.

Agribusiness manager needs to monitor multiple crop prices simultaneously, including soybeans, corn, and cotton, to assess their portfolio's performance.

Given the user has subscribed to alerts for multiple crops with different price thresholds, when any of the monitored crop prices hit the defined thresholds, then the user receives individual alerts for each crop via SMS and email.

User is interested in knowing the price trends over time and wants alerts for any significant price changes during a specific period, like harvesting season.

Given the user has selected to receive alerts for price changes during the harvesting season, when any crop price changes significantly (more than a set percentage) within that period, then the user is notified immediately via push notification within the application.

A user wants to ensure that their alerts are relevant and not cluttered by minor fluctuations, so they set specific conditions for their alerts.

Given the user has set alerts to trigger only for price changes that exceed 2% from the last known price, when such a change occurs, then the user receives an alert; but no alerts would be triggered for smaller changes.

A user wants to customize the alerts they receive on different platforms (like mobile app, email, and SMS) based on their preferences.

Given the user has selected multiple channels (SMS, email, app notification) to receive market price alerts, when the market price changes occur, then the user receives alerts on all selected channels simultaneously according to their preference.

User wishes to evaluate the effectiveness of the alert system after receiving numerous alerts within a week to ensure they are actionable.

Given the user has received market price alerts over the past week, when the user reviews the alerts, then at least 90% of those alerts should be related to significant price changes that impacted their decision-making process.

Weather Anomaly Notifications

"As an agribusiness operator, I want to receive notifications about weather anomalies so that I can take immediate actions to protect my crops from potential damage."

Description

This requirement allows users to set thresholds for weather parameters (such as temperature, rainfall, or wind speed) and receive alerts when these parameters deviate from expected norms. By integrating with real-time weather forecasting services, this feature aims to help farmers take proactive measures in response to unusual weather conditions, thereby protecting their crops and optimizing yields. This alert system can be particularly crucial during critical periods of crop growth, reinforcing the product's commitment to enhancing agricultural resilience and sustainability.

Acceptance Criteria

User configures a weather anomaly alert for high temperature thresholds prior to a predicted heatwave.

Given the user has set a high temperature threshold of 95°F, When the temperature reaches 96°F, Then the user should receive a real-time notification via the AgriVerse app.

User modifies the existing weather anomaly alert settings to include notifications for heavy rainfall.

Given the user has altered their alert settings to include rainfall, When the rainfall exceeds 2 inches in one day, Then the user should receive an email alert detailing the anomaly.

User tests the weather anomaly alert system during a critical crop growth phase to ensure timely notifications.

Given it is a critical crop growth period, When the system detects wind speeds exceeding the alert threshold of 30 mph, Then the user receives a push notification on their mobile device immediately.

User reviews a historical log of weather anomaly alerts in the AgriVerse platform for the past month.

Given the user accesses the alert history feature, When the user selects the past month, Then the system displays a chronological list of all weather anomaly alerts received, including date, time, and parameter.

User seeks guidance for optimal actions following a weather anomaly alert about frost risk.

Given a frost warning has been triggered, When the user clicks on the alert notification, Then the system provides a list of recommended actions to mitigate frost damage.

User sets up multiple weather anomaly alerts for different crops with varying parameters.

Given the user has multiple crops planted, When the user sets unique alerts for each crop based on their respective thresholds, Then all alerts should function independently without conflict and deliver notifications as configured.

User receives a summary of their weather anomaly alerts and actions taken at the end of the week.

Given the user accesses the weekly summary report, When the report is generated, Then it should include a list of all alerts received, with corresponding actions taken and outcomes noted, for the past week.

Customized Crop Growth Forecast Alerts

"As a crop manager, I want to receive customized alerts based on crop growth forecasts so that I can optimize planting and harvesting schedules for better yields."

Description

This requirement enables users to tailor alerts based on specific crop types and their growth cycles. By utilizing AI-driven growth forecasting models, users can receive alerts that inform them of optimal planting and harvesting times. This functionality enhances the user experience by ensuring that alerts are relevant to their farming practices. By being able to act based on predictive analytics, farmers can optimize their resource usage and improve yield outcomes, embodying the data-driven approach that AgriVerse promotes.

Acceptance Criteria

As a farmer, I want to set up customized alerts for my specific crop types so that I receive timely notifications related to their growth cycles.

Given that the user has selected a crop type and established a growth cycle, when the growth forecasting model detects a key change in data, then the user must receive a notification via their preferred communication channel.

As an agribusiness manager, I need to adjust the alert settings to include multiple crop types so that I can manage alerts for several crops at once.

Given that the user is in the alert settings page, when they select multiple crop types and save the settings, then they should receive customized alerts for each crop type according to their individual growth cycles.

As a user, I want to be able to turn off and on alerts for specific crop types so that I can manage the information I receive.

Given that the user is viewing their list of active alerts, when they toggle the alert setting for a specific crop type, then the system must update the status of alerts for that crop type accordingly.

As a farmer, I want to receive alerts related to severe weather conditions that may impact my specific crop types so that I can take immediate action to protect my harvest.

Given that the weather forecasting model predicts severe weather events, when the event is deemed to affect the selected crop types, then the user must receive an alert detailing the impending weather and recommended actions.

As an analytics manager, I need to analyze the effectiveness of customized alerts over a growing season to determine their impact on yield outcomes.

Given that the user has access to the alert analytics dashboard, when they view the performance metrics, then the dashboard should display data on the correlation between alerts received and yield outcomes for each crop type.

As a user, I want to receive a summary of alerts at the end of each day during the growing season so that I can review important information without being overwhelmed by notifications throughout the day.

Given that the growing season is active, when the day ends, then the user should receive a daily summary notification compiling all critical alerts for that day related to their specified crop types.

Integration with Supply Chain Monitoring

"As a supply chain manager, I want to receive alerts about inputs and outputs in the supply chain so that I can make informed decisions regarding purchases and sales."

Description

This requirement focuses on integrating customized alerts with supply chain data analytics, allowing users to receive updates about the availability and prices of inputs (seeds, fertilizers, etc.) and outputs (harvest commodities). This will empower users to make informed decisions about their resource purchases and sales. The supply chain insight enhances the user’s ability to react swiftly to market changes and improve overall efficiency in operations. Consequently, this integration will enhance AgriVerse's role as a comprehensive agricultural platform.

Acceptance Criteria

User receives customized alerts for fluctuations in the prices of fertilizers relevant to their region.

Given the user integrates supply chain data with the customized alerts feature, when the price of fertilizers changes by more than 5%, then the user should receive a notification in real-time through their preferred communication channel.

User is notified of weather anomalies that may impact crop yield.

Given the customized data alerts are set up for weather-related updates, when a weather anomaly occurs (e.g., a sudden frost warning), then the user should receive an alert detailing the anomaly and its potential impact on crops.

A farmer tracks the availability of specific seeds through supply chain monitored data.

Given that the user has selected specific seeds to monitor, when there is a change in the availability of those seeds, then the user should receive an alert indicating the new stock levels and any associated price changes.

A user adjusts alert settings for real-time notifications regarding both market price and supply chain changes.

Given the user has access to the settings for customized alerts, when the user modifies their alert preferences to include both market prices and supply chain information, then the changes should be applied immediately, and confirmation should be sent to the user.

User assesses the impact of new supply chain analytics on their purchasing decisions.

Given that the user has integrated customized alerts with supply chain data, when the user views the historical alert data for price changes, then they should see actionable insights demonstrating how timely alerts influenced their purchasing behavior over the past three months.

User deactivates a specific alert for market prices and confirms the deactivation.

Given the user has an active alert for market prices, when the user chooses to deactivate this alert, then the system should successfully remove the alert, and the user should receive a confirmation notification stating that the alert has been deactivated.

User-Friendly Alert Management

"As a user, I want a simple interface to manage my alert settings so that I can customize my notifications without hassle."

Description

This requirement is aimed at developing a user-friendly interface for managing alert settings, enabling users to easily customize, enable, or disable various alerts. By providing a streamlined and intuitive design, users can quickly adjust their preferences without needing extensive training or technical knowledge. This feature enhances the overall user experience, making the platform more accessible and ensuring that users can optimize their alert settings according to their needs, which can improve engagement with the AgriVerse platform.

Acceptance Criteria

User sets up a personalized weather alert for temperature drops during the growing season.

Given a user is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when they navigate to the alert management section and select 'Add Alert' for weather, then they should be able to set a temperature threshold and receive notifications via email or SMS when that threshold is breached.

User modifies an existing market price alert to adjust the price threshold.

Given a user has an existing market price alert set for corn prices at $5 per bushel, when they access the alert management, change the price threshold to $6, and save the changes, then the alert should update successfully and reflect the new price in the alert list.

User disables an active weather alert for wind speed.

Given a user has an active alert for wind speeds exceeding 25 mph, when they navigate to the alert management section and toggle the alert off, then the alert should be marked as disabled and removed from the active alerts list.

User views the summary of all active alerts in the dashboard.

Given a user is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when they access their dashboard, then they should see a summary view displaying all active alerts with clear indicators of type and status (active/disabled).

User receives a push notification for a critical weather alert after setting it up.

Given a user has successfully configured a critical weather alert for heavy rainfall expected in the area, when that weather event is predicted, then the user should receive a timely push notification on their mobile device, detailing the alert.

User navigates the alert management interface without prior training.

Given a new user accesses the alert management system for the first time, when they set up their first alert following the on-screen prompts, then they should be able to do so without assistance or confusion, indicating usability effectiveness.

User encounters and resolves an error while setting up alerts.

Given a user tries to set an alert but enters invalid data (e.g., letters instead of numbers), when they attempt to save the alert, then the system should display an appropriate error message and guide them to correct their input before proceeding.

Collaborative Projects

A space within the marketplace where users can collaborate on data-focused projects or research initiatives. This feature encourages knowledge sharing and synergy among farmers, researchers, and agribusinesses, driving collective advancements in agricultural practices while strengthening community networks.

Requirements

Project Creation Tool

"As a farmer, I want to create collaborative projects with other farmers and researchers so that we can share insights and work together towards improving crop yields and sustainability practices."

Description

The Project Creation Tool enables users to initiate and manage collaborative agriculture-related projects within AgriVerse. This tool will allow users to set project objectives, define roles, and outline timelines, thus facilitating better organization and efficiency in teamwork. By providing a simple and intuitive interface for project initiation, this feature enhances user engagement and encourages more collaborative efforts in the agricultural community, ultimately leading to innovative solutions based on shared knowledge and resources.

Acceptance Criteria

Users can initiate a new project within the Project Creation Tool.

Given a logged-in user accesses the Project Creation Tool, when they fill out all required fields for project objectives, roles, and timelines, then the project should be created and displayed in the user's project list.

Users can assign roles to team members in the project.

Given a user creates a new project, when they invite team members to join and assign roles, then those roles should be visible to all team members within the project details.

Users can edit project details after creation.

Given a user accesses an existing project, when they make changes to project objectives or timelines and save those changes, then the updated details should be reflected immediately in the project.

Users can delete a project they created.

Given a user views their project list, when they select a project and choose to delete it, then the project should be removed from their project list and a confirmation message should be displayed.

Users can view all their collaborative projects in a centralized dashboard.

Given a logged-in user accesses the dashboard, when they navigate to the projects section, then they should see a list of all collaborative projects they are part of, including details such as status and timelines.

Users receive notifications for project updates via the platform.

Given a user is subscribed to notifications for a specific project, when any changes occur in project details (e.g., role assignments or timeline updates), then the user should receive a notification alerting them of these changes.

The system ensures that the Project Creation Tool is user-friendly for all users.

Given a user accesses the Project Creation Tool, when they navigate through the interface, then they should be able to initiate a project without encountering any confusion or errors in a maximum of three clicks.

Data Sharing Platform

"As a researcher, I want to share my agricultural data with farmers participating in collaborative projects so that we can make informed decisions based on comprehensive insights and improve our research outcomes."

Description

The Data Sharing Platform is designed to allow users to upload, share, and access agricultural data pertinent to collaborative projects. This feature will facilitate greater transparency and information flow among participants, leading to enriched research initiatives and more comprehensive understanding of agricultural conditions. Users can share weather patterns, soil health data, and crop performance metrics, thereby improving collective decision-making and innovation in the agricultural sector.

Acceptance Criteria

User uploads agricultural data to the Data Sharing Platform for a collaborative project.

Given the user has access to the Data Sharing Platform, when they upload a data file containing relevant agricultural information, then the system should successfully accept the upload and provide a confirmation message.

Researchers access shared agricultural data from the platform to analyze crop performance.

Given the user is a researcher logged into the Data Sharing Platform, when they request access to specific data sets shared by other users, then the system should display the available data sets along with metadata for each dataset.

Users search for specific types of agricultural data within the platform.

Given a user is on the Data Sharing Platform, when they enter a search term related to agricultural data (e.g., soil health), then the system should return relevant results matching their query within 2 seconds.

Users receive notifications about new data uploads relevant to their interests.

Given a user has opted in for notifications, when a new data set related to their specified interests (e.g., weather patterns) is uploaded, then the user should receive an email notification within 5 minutes of the upload.

Collaborators provide feedback on shared datasets to enhance data quality.

Given a user accesses a shared dataset, when they provide feedback about the data quality, then the system should log the feedback and notify the dataset owner about the new feedback entry.

Users download shared datasets from the platform for offline analysis.

Given a user has access to a shared dataset, when they choose to download the dataset, then the system should allow the download and generate a report of the download activity for tracking purposes.

Communication Hub

"As an agribusiness partner, I want to communicate easily with farmers and researchers involved in a collaborative project so that we can exchange ideas quickly and adjust our strategies as needed for better outcomes."

Description

The Communication Hub acts as a central forum for users involved in collaborative projects to discuss ideas, share updates, and troubleshoot issues in real-time. This feature will include threaded discussions, direct messaging, and notification systems to keep participants informed about project progress. By facilitating seamless communication, this hub strengthens relationships among users and fosters an environment of continuous feedback and improvement in agricultural practices.

Acceptance Criteria

User initiates a project collaboration and accesses the Communication Hub to post an update regarding project findings.

Given the user is logged into the AgriVerse platform, when the user creates a new project in the Communication Hub, then they should be able to post updates in a threaded discussion format and see the updates immediately appear for all participants.

Participants in a project receive a direct message notifying them of a new development or issue within the project.

Given that a participant has received a direct message, when the message is sent by another participant, then it should appear in their inbox immediately and trigger a notification to their device.

A user wants to track the progress of the project discussions and understand the key decisions made over time.

Given the user is viewing the project's Communication Hub, when they navigate to the discussion threads, then they should be able to see all past discussions organized by date, including highlights of key decisions for easy reference.

A user wants to receive notifications for new messages or updates in a project they are involved in.

Given the user has enabled notifications for the Communication Hub, when any new message or update occurs within their projects, then they should receive a notification on their device immediately.

A user is troubleshooting an issue within the Communication Hub and wants to seek assistance from project members.

Given the user is in the Communication Hub, when they post a question in the discussion thread, then it should be accessible to all participants and they should receive responses from other members in a timely manner.

An administrator wants to ensure that all discussions within the Communication Hub are secure and that inappropriate content is flagged.

Given the administrator is monitoring the Communication Hub, when any user posts content that violates the community guidelines, then it should be flagged automatically for review by the admin team.

A user wants to easily find past discussion threads related to specific topics within the Communication Hub.

Given the user is in the Communication Hub, when they use the search functionality, then they should be able to filter discussion threads based on keywords, participants, or date ranges to quickly locate relevant conversations.

Project Insights Dashboard

"As a project coordinator, I want to see a dashboard that shows the progress and contributions of all participants in our collaborative project so that I can track achievements and identify areas for improvement."

Description

The Project Insights Dashboard provides users with analytics and visualizations of project progress, shared data impacts, and overall contribution towards project goals. This dashboard will consolidate key performance indicators (KPIs) related to the collaborative projects, offering real-time insights into what strategies are working and where adjustments are needed. By enabling users to visualize their progress and contributions, this feature enhances accountability and encourages active participation and data-driven decision-making.

Acceptance Criteria

User accesses the Project Insights Dashboard to review their ongoing collaborative project metrics and visualizations.

Given that the user is logged in, when they navigate to the Project Insights Dashboard, then they should see an overview of all their active projects, including key performance indicators (KPIs) for each.

User filters the project data based on specific metrics to analyze project performance.

Given that the user wants to filter project data, when they select filter options such as date range or specific KPIs, then the dashboard should update to display only the relevant data according to those filters.

User compares the current progress of their project against historical data to identify trends.

Given that the user is on the Project Insights Dashboard, when they select the historical data comparison option, then they should see a visual representation of current project metrics compared to previous projects over the same timeframe.

User shares the project insights with collaborators via export features.

Given that the user is viewing project insights, when they click on the 'Export' button, then they should be able to download the project data in CSV and PDF formats, preserving all visual elements and analytics shown on the dashboard.

User receives real-time notifications about significant changes in project metrics.

Given that the user has opted into notifications, when key performance indicators change by predefined thresholds, then the user should receive an alert in-app and via email detailing the changes and their impact.

User identifies areas needing adjustments based on dashboard insights.

Given that the user reviews the dashboard and sees underperforming KPIs, when they click on those KPIs, then they should receive suggestions for actions or strategies to improve those metrics based on previous successful interventions.

User customizes the layout and components of the Project Insights Dashboard to suit their preferences.

Given that the user wants to customize their dashboard, when they drag and drop dashboard components and save their layout, then the dashboard should retain the new layout on subsequent visits.

Resource Library

"As a farmer, I want to access a library of helpful resources related to agriculture so that I can improve my farming practices and contribute growing knowledge to collaborative projects."

Description

The Resource Library serves as a repository for educational materials, research papers, and best practice guides relevant to collaborative agriculture projects. This feature provides users with access to the latest information and tools that can support their projects. By having a centralized resource venue, users can easily find materials that help them stay informed and apply the latest agricultural innovations to their practices, fostering a culture of continuous learning and development.

Acceptance Criteria

Users can access and navigate the Resource Library to find educational materials related to their collaborative projects.

Given a user is logged in, when they navigate to the Resource Library, then they should see a list of categories and a search bar for easy access to various educational materials.

Users can download educational materials and research papers from the Resource Library.

Given a user is viewing an educational material, when they click on the download button, then the material should be downloaded to their device without errors.

The Resource Library is regularly updated with new content to ensure users have access to the latest information.

Given the Resource Library exists, when a new educational material is uploaded, then it should be visible in the library within 24 hours.

Users can filter resources in the Library based on categories and tags for better usability.

Given a user wants to find specific resources, when they apply filters for categories and tags, then only relevant materials should be displayed in the search results.

Users can leave feedback on the usefulness of each resource in the Resource Library.

Given a user has accessed a resource, when they submit feedback, then their feedback should be stored and displayed as an average rating for that resource.

Users can bookmark resources for easy access later.

Given a user is viewing a resource, when they click the bookmark button, then the resource should be saved in the user's bookmarked section for future reference.

Collaboration tools are available within the Resource Library to discuss resources with other users.

Given a user is viewing a resource, when they initiate a discussion with other users within the same resource, then they should be able to post comments and receive replies in real-time.

Data Quality Assurance

An integrated system that assesses and verifies the accuracy of data being sold on the marketplace. This feature safeguards the integrity of the marketplace, ensuring that users receive reliable insights. By elevating data quality, it enhances user confidence and promotes a culture of data-driven decision-making.

Requirements

Automated Data Verification

"As a marketplace user, I want to access verified data so that I can make informed decisions about my farming practices without worrying about data errors."

Description

This requirement involves implementing an automated system that continually verifies the accuracy and integrity of data listed in the AgriVerse marketplace. By using algorithms and machine learning, the system will cross-reference data inputs against predefined accuracy metrics. This ensures that only high-quality, reliable data is made available for users. The benefit of this feature is the elevation of user trust, promoting higher engagement and utilization of the marketplace by ensuring that all data presented is accurate and up-to-date. It establishes a culture of data-driven decision-making and reduces the risk of poor choices resulting from inaccurate information.

Acceptance Criteria

Data Input Verification During Upload

Given a user uploads data to the AgriVerse marketplace, when the automated data verification system processes the upload, then the system must flag any discrepancies against the predefined accuracy metrics and notify the user within 30 seconds.

Accuracy Reporting for Users

Given that data has been verified, when a user accesses a report on data accuracy, then the system must display a comprehensive report indicating the percentage of verified accurate data versus flagged inaccuracies within 2 minutes of the request.

Real-Time Alerts for Data Inconsistencies

Given the automated verification is running, when the system detects data inconsistencies, then it must send real-time alerts to both the data provider and administrators within 1 minute of the discovery.

User Feedback Mechanism on Data Quality

Given that a user views the reported data, when the user submits feedback regarding the data quality, then the system must log the feedback and reflect it against the corresponding data entry within 24 hours.

Historical Data Integrity Checks

Given data is continuously verified, when the system performs a historical audit of data integrity every month, then it must produce a report highlighting any historical discrepancies and their resolutions within 48 hours post-audit.

Integration with Machine Learning Algorithms

Given the need for enhanced accuracy, when the system updates its verification algorithms, then machine learning models must be retrained quarterly to adapt to new data patterns and significantly improve verification accuracy by at least 20%.

User Engagement Metrics Post-Implementation

Given the implementation of automated data verification, when analyzing user engagement metrics, then the system should show a minimum of 15% increase in user interactions with the marketplace within 3 months of rollout.

User Feedback Loop

"As a data user, I want to provide feedback on the quality of data I receive so that the marketplace can improve and maintain high-quality offerings."

Description

The user feedback loop requirement will enable the collection of user comments and ratings about the quality of data received. This will be linked to the Data Quality Assurance feature, allowing users to report any discrepancies or issues they encounter. The feedback will be analyzed to identify common issues and trends, facilitating improvements in data management protocols. This requirement will enhance user satisfaction and foster community involvement, allowing users to play an active role in maintaining data integrity in the marketplace. It is crucial to ensure continuous learning and adaptation of data quality standards.

Acceptance Criteria

User Feedback Submission on Data Quality Discrepancy

Given a user identifies data discrepancies in the marketplace, when they submit feedback via the user feedback loop, then their feedback should be recorded accurately and acknowledged by the system.

User Rating System for Data Quality

Given a user receives data from the marketplace, when they rate the data quality on a scale of 1 to 5, then the rating should be reflected in the user's feedback history and influence the overall data quality score.

Analysis of User Feedback for Data Quality Improvements

Given the system has collected multiple user feedback entries, when the data quality team analyzes this feedback, then they should be able to identify common issues and generate a report for potential improvements based on trends.

User Notification of Feedback Acknowledgment

Given a user submits feedback regarding data quality, when the feedback is successfully processed, then the user should receive a notification confirming receipt of their feedback.

Integration of User Feedback into Data Quality Assurance Protocols

Given the user feedback has been analyzed, when actionable issues are identified, then the data quality assurance protocols should be updated accordingly to reflect these improvements.

User Engagement in Data Quality Community Discussions

Given a user has submitted feedback, when they choose to engage in community discussions regarding data quality, then they should be able to view and participate in relevant topics and threads on the platform.

Real-time Data Quality Dashboard

"As a data manager, I want to access a real-time dashboard of data quality metrics so that I can monitor and ensure the integrity of the data in the marketplace effectively."

Description

This requirement calls for a real-time dashboard that displays the data quality metrics relevant to the marketplace. It will visualize data integrity statistics, ongoing verification processes, and user feedback status. The dashboard will serve as a transparency tool, allowing users to see the reliability level of various datasets at a glance. Additionally, this feature will enable data administrators to monitor data quality proactively, thus helping to swiftly identify and rectify issues. By providing insights into data quality, the dashboard will facilitate better decision-making and enhance user confidence in marketplace data.

Acceptance Criteria

User Accessing the Real-time Data Quality Dashboard

Given a registered user logs into the AgriVerse platform, When they navigate to the Data Quality Dashboard, Then they should see the dashboard displaying current data quality metrics, ongoing verification processes, and user feedback status.

Visualizing Data Integrity Statistics

Given the Real-time Data Quality Dashboard is loaded, When data integrity metrics are processed, Then the dashboard should visually display accuracy percentages, recent verification results, and trends in data quality over time.

Monitoring Ongoing Verification Processes

Given an administrator views the Real-time Data Quality Dashboard, When they check the 'Verification Processes' section, Then they should see a list of datasets currently under verification along with timestamps and verification statuses.

User Feedback Representation

Given a user is accessing the Real-time Data Quality Dashboard, When they look at the user feedback section, Then they should see up-to-date feedback metrics that represent user satisfaction levels with the data quality.

Proactive Issue Identification

Given the dashboard is updated in real-time, When data quality metrics fall below a predefined threshold, Then the system should trigger alerts for data administrators to address the issues promptly.

Historical Data Comparison

Given the Real-time Data Quality Dashboard is active, When users click on the 'Historical Data' option, Then they should be presented with past data quality metrics for comparison against current data.

Exporting Data Quality Reports

Given the user is viewing the Real-time Data Quality Dashboard, When they select the 'Export' option, Then they should receive a downloadable report containing current data quality metrics in PDF and CSV formats.

Data Source Authentication

"As a marketplace administrator, I want to verify the sources of all data listed so that users can trust the integrity and accuracy of the information provided."

Description

Implementing a data source authentication requirement ensures that all data uploaded to the marketplace originates from verified and trusted sources. This process entails creating a protocol that authenticates data providers before they can list their information. The benefit of this requirement is that it significantly reduces the risk of fraudulent or unreliable data infiltrating the marketplace. With only verified sources, users can trust that the data available is credible, promoting better decision-making and enhancing the overall reputation of the AgriVerse platform.

Acceptance Criteria

Data Upload Process for Trusted Sources

Given a data provider is authenticated with verified credentials, when they attempt to upload their data to the marketplace, then the platform should successfully accept the data upload without errors.

Verification of Data Provider's Credentials

Given an administrator reviews the credentials of a data provider, when the authentication process checks the credentials against the trusted sources database, then the system should confirm or deny the provider's access to list data.

User Access to Verified Data

Given a user browsing the marketplace, when they view the available data, then the user should see a clear indication that the data originates from a verified source, ensuring transparency in data quality.

Error Handling for Unauthenticated Data Providers

Given a data provider lacking authentication, when they attempt to upload data, then the system should display an error message indicating that authentication is required to proceed.

Audit Trail for Data Source Authentication

Given that data source authentication procedures are in place, when an administrator reviews the logs, then there should be a complete audit trail of all authentication attempts, including success and failure cases.

Feedback Mechanism for User Trust

Given data is displayed on the marketplace, when users access the data, then they should be able to provide feedback on data quality and reliability, contributing to continuous improvement of marketplace standards.

Comprehensive Quality Assurance Guidelines

"As a data provider, I want to have clear quality assurance guidelines so that I can understand what is expected to maintain the integrity of the data I provide."

Description

This requirement outlines the creation of documentation that details the quality assurance standards and procedures adopted within the AgriVerse marketplace. The guidelines will cover data entry protocols, quality assessment criteria, and corrective actions for data inaccuracies. By setting clear expectations and standards, both data providers and users can align with the quality objectives of the platform. This is crucial for maintaining transparency and fostering a collaborative environment where users are aware of the quality expectations, ultimately contributing to better data management practices.

Acceptance Criteria

Quality Assurance Training for Data Providers

Given that data providers have access to the quality assurance guidelines,When they complete the training program,Then they should demonstrate a 90% knowledge retention score through a certification assessment.

Quality Compliance Monitoring Process

Given that the quality assurance guidelines are implemented,When the compliance team conducts an audit on data entries,Then at least 95% of data samples must meet the defined quality standards.

User Awareness of Quality Standards

Given that the quality assurance guidelines are published on the AgriVerse platform,When users search for quality information,Then they should find and confirm the accessibility of the guidelines within two clicks.

Reporting and Resolving Data Inaccuracies

Given that a user submits a report of data inaccuracy,When the support team reviews the report,Then they must respond with a resolution or follow-up within 48 hours in 90% of cases.

Feedback Loop for Continuous Improvement

Given that users provide feedback on data quality,When the feedback is analyzed,Then at least 80% of actionable feedback should result in an update to the quality assurance guidelines within three months.

Publish Updated Quality Assurance Guidelines

Given that updates to the quality assurance guidelines are made,When the guidelines are revised,Then the updated document must be published on the platform and notification sent to all users within 24 hours.

Integration of Quality Metrics in User Dashboards

Given that quality metrics are defined,When users access their dashboards,Then they should see real-time quality metrics reflecting their data compliance status at least once per hour.

Revenue Sharing Model

A unique incentivization structure that allows users to earn revenue through the sale of their data insights. This feature provides a financial incentive for users to contribute valuable information to the marketplace, creating an ecosystem where sharing data becomes a viable income source while enriching the overall value of the marketplace.

Requirements

User Data Submission Portal

"As a farmer, I want an easy way to submit my crop data to AgriVerse so that I can earn revenue from my insights and help improve agricultural practices."

Description

This requirement involves creating a user-friendly portal within AgriVerse where users can easily submit their data insights. The portal will include an intuitive interface for data entry, ensuring users can contribute valuable information without technical barriers. Moreover, it will provide guidance on the types of insights that are most beneficial, thereby improving the quality of the data collected. This functionality is critical to enable the revenue-sharing model, as it encourages user participation by simplifying the data submission process and increasing the overall value of the marketplace.

Acceptance Criteria

User opens the data submission portal to input their crop yield insights for the month, ensuring that the submission process is straightforward and accessible.

Given the user accesses the data submission portal, when they fill in the required fields and submit, then their data should be recorded successfully and a confirmation message should appear.

User navigates through the portal seeking guidance on which types of data insights are most beneficial to submit to maximize their revenue potential.

Given the user is on the data submission portal, when they access the guidance section, then they should be able to view a clearly listed set of data insights that are encouraged for submission.

User attempts to submit data insights without completing all required fields to test the portal's validation features.

Given the user tries to submit their data insight without filling in mandatory fields, when they click submit, then an error message should display indicating which fields are required.

User submits their data insights and checks their dashboard to see if the data contributed is reflected in their profile and any potential earnings from their contribution.

Given the user has submitted their data, when they refresh their dashboard, then they should see their latest submission reflected and the corresponding updated earnings projected based on the revenue-sharing model.

User accesses the data submission portal from a mobile device and proceeds to submit their insights to ensure mobile compatibility.

Given the user accesses the data submission portal from a mobile device, when they follow the submission process, then the portal should be fully functional, allowing a smooth data entry experience.

User encounters a loading issue when submitting data insights and checks for support within the portal.

Given the user experiences a delay when submitting their data, when they click on the help or support option, then they should be directed to a support page with FAQ and contact options.

Incentive Calculation Engine

"As a user, I want to understand how much revenue I can earn for my data submissions so that I can make informed decisions about contributing to AgriVerse."

Description

Develop a calculation engine that automatically computes the revenue shares for each user based on the insights they provide. The engine will assess the quality and quantity of submitted data against predefined metrics, ensuring fair compensation for users. It will also handle different revenue-sharing tiers to incentivize higher quality submissions. This feature is crucial for ensuring that users feel rewarded and encouraged to share their data, enhancing the data pool available for analysis and marketplace activities.

Acceptance Criteria

User submits a dataset containing agricultural insights to the AgriVerse platform for revenue sharing.

Given a user has submitted a dataset with agricultural insights, when the incentive calculation engine processes the submission, then the user should receive a revenue share notification reflecting the calculated amount based on the provided data quality and quantity.

The incentive calculation engine evaluates the quality of the data submitted by users based on predefined metrics.

Given a dataset with a defined quality score, when the incentive calculation engine evaluates the data, then it must assign a revenue share tier based on the quality score defined in the system, ensuring higher quality data receives greater rewards.

Users inquire about their earned revenue shares from data submissions.

Given a user requests their revenue share report, when the request is processed, then the system must return a detailed report of all submissions, their corresponding quality scores, and the calculated revenue shares within a 24-hour period.

The system updates revenue sharing tiers based on user feedback and data submission trends.

Given the system receives user feedback on the incentive structure, when the administrators update the revenue sharing tiers, then the updated tiers should be reflected in the incentive calculation engine within one week of the feedback, ensuring transparency and responsiveness.

Users should be able to view their data submission history and corresponding revenue shares.

Given a user accesses their account dashboard, when they navigate to the data submissions section, then they must see a complete history of all submitted data, along with corresponding revenue shares earned for each submission, updated in real-time.

Multiple users submit data on the same type of insight for evaluation by the incentive calculation engine.

Given multiple datasets of the same type are submitted, when the incentive calculation engine processes the submissions, then it must ensure that the revenue shares are calculated fairly without favoring one user over another, based on identical metrics used for evaluation.

Revenue share payments are processed to users based on their earned amounts.

Given the revenue share amounts are calculated at the end of a payout period, when the system processes payments, then all eligible users must receive their payments within five business days of the period's end, ensuring timely compensation for insights shared.

Marketplace Dashboard

"As a user, I want to see a dashboard that shows my earnings and the impact of my data submissions so that I can track my performance and optimize my contributions."

Description

Create a comprehensive dashboard that allows users to view their earnings, data submissions, and overall impact on the AgriVerse marketplace. Users will have access to analytics on how their insights are performing in the marketplace, as well as trends and opportunities for contributing more valuable data. This dashboard will serve as a motivational tool, providing transparency and fostering trust within the revenue-sharing model by allowing users to track their contribution's impact in real-time.

Acceptance Criteria

User views their earnings on the Marketplace Dashboard.

Given the user is logged in, when they navigate to the Marketplace Dashboard, then they should see their total earnings displayed prominently at the top of the dashboard.

User checks the status of their data submissions.

Given the user is on the Marketplace Dashboard, when they scroll to the data submissions section, then they should see a list of all their submitted data insights along with their approval status.

User analyzes the performance of their insights in the marketplace.

Given the user is on the Marketplace Dashboard, when they select a specific data insight, then they should be able to view detailed analytics including performance metrics such as views, engagement, and revenue generated from that insight.

User identifies trends for contributing valuable data.

Given the user is able to access their Marketplace Dashboard, when they navigate to the trends section, then they should see recommendations for types of data they can contribute based on current marketplace demand.

User tracks their contributions' overall impact on the marketplace.

Given the user is on the Marketplace Dashboard, when they view the impact section, then they should see metrics that illustrate the total contributions made, total revenue generated for the marketplace, and their ranking among other contributors.

Data Quality Assurance System

"As a data administrator, I want to ensure that user-submitted data insights meet quality standards so that the marketplace operates effectively and users receive fair compensation."

Description

Implement a robust system to assess the quality and relevance of the submitted data insights. This system will feature automated checks alongside user feedback mechanisms to ensure that the data being shared meets AgriVerse’s standards for accuracy and usability. It is essential for maintaining the integrity of the marketplace and ensuring that users are rewarded fairly based on the quality of their contributions, directly affecting the platform's reputation and effectiveness.

Acceptance Criteria

User submits a data insight report after a successful harvest, containing weather patterns, crop yield data, and soil conditions, aiming to earn revenue through the Revenue Sharing Model.

Given the user has submitted a data insight report, when the Data Quality Assurance System processes the report, then the system should validate the submission for accuracy, relevance, and completeness against predefined standards, resulting in a quality score of 80% or higher for the submission to be eligible for revenue sharing.

A user receives feedback on the submitted data insight indicating areas for improvement and is prompted to make adjustments before resubmitting.

Given that the Data Quality Assurance System has provided feedback on a submission, when the user makes changes based on the feedback and resubmits the report, then the system should successfully re-evaluate the submission and either approve it for revenue sharing or provide updated feedback for further improvements.

An administrator evaluates the aggregated data insights submitted by multiple users, checking for trends and quality metrics to maintain marketplace integrity.

Given that an administrator accesses the Data Quality Assurance dashboard, when they review the quality metrics of submitted data insights, then they should be able to view aggregated data quality scores, identify low-quality submissions, and implement corrective measures to improve the overall data quality in the marketplace.

A user wishes to check the status of their submitted data insight to understand if it has been approved for revenue sharing.

Given that a user requests the status of a previously submitted data insight, when the Data Quality Assurance System processes this request, then the system should return an accurate status report indicating whether the submission is approved, pending, or rejected with reasons for the decision.

Automated checks run on every newly submitted data insight to ensure compliance with the quality standards before it appears in the marketplace.

Given that a data insight is submitted, when the Data Quality Assurance System performs an automated check, then the submission should either pass the quality criteria and be published in the marketplace or fail and receive immediate feedback explaining the issues preventing publication.

Users can access a help section within the platform that elaborates on quality standards and how to optimize their data insights submissions.

Given that a user navigates to the help section of the AgriVerse platform, when they look for information on data quality standards, then the section should clearly explain the criteria used for evaluation, along with examples of high-quality submissions.

The system logs all feedback and scoring results for submitted data insights for compliance and quality assurance purposes.

Given that a data insight is submitted and processed, when feedback is generated, then the system should record all feedback, quality scores, and related metrics in a log accessible by administrators for auditing and compliance reviews.

User Feedback Mechanism

"As a user, I want to provide feedback on my experience with the data submission process so that AgriVerse can improve and better support contributors like me."

Description

Establish a feedback system that allows users to share their experiences with the data submission process and the revenue-sharing model. This mechanism will include surveys, ratings, and direct feedback options to gather insights into user satisfaction and improvement areas. The feedback collected will be invaluable for making iterative improvements to the platform and ensuring that users feel engaged and valued within the AgriVerse ecosystem, fostering a community that thrives on shared data insights.

Acceptance Criteria

User submits feedback through the survey option after experiencing the data submission process for the first time.

Given a user logs into AgriVerse, When they navigate to the feedback section and complete a survey, Then the survey response is recorded successfully in the database without errors.

User rates their experience on a scale of 1 to 5 after using the revenue-sharing model for a month.

Given a user accesses the rating feature after utilizing the revenue-sharing model, When they select a rating and submit it, Then the rating is accurately recorded and reflected in the user feedback summary.

Admin reviews the collected feedback to identify areas for improvement in the data submission process.

Given the admin accesses the feedback management tool, When they filter feedback by date or rating, Then they can view aggregated insights and individual comments for specific periods or ratings.

User provides direct feedback about the revenue-sharing model through a text box in the feedback section.

Given a user types feedback into the text box and submits it, When the submission is successful, Then the feedback is saved and the user receives a confirmation message.

User accesses the summary of feedback they have previously submitted on the platform.

Given a user navigates to the 'My Feedback' section, When they view their feedback history, Then they see all their past submissions listed with timestamps.

Platform displays an overall satisfaction rating based on user feedback collected over the last month.

Given the user accesses the feedback summary dashboard, When the page loads, Then the overall satisfaction rating is calculated and displayed based on the current feedback data.

Product Details

Vision & Mission

Problem & Solution

Details & Audience

User Personas

Innovative Crop Manager

Background

Needs & Pain Points

Needs

Pain Points

Psychographics

Channels

Smart Farming Entrepreneur

Background

Needs & Pain Points

Needs

Pain Points

Psychographics

Channels

Sustainable Agriculture Enthusiast

Background

Needs & Pain Points

Needs

Pain Points

Psychographics

Channels

Digital Farm Accountant

Background

Needs & Pain Points

Needs

Pain Points

Psychographics

Channels

Agro-Tech Innovator

Background

Needs & Pain Points

Needs

Pain Points

Psychographics

Channels

Product Features

Biometric Security Shield

Requirements

Multi-Factor Authentication

Description

Acceptance Criteria

User Activity Logging

Description

Acceptance Criteria

Biometric Data Encryption

Description

Acceptance Criteria

User Account Recovery Options

Description

Acceptance Criteria

Real-time Security Alerts

Description

Acceptance Criteria

Geo-Fencing Access Control

Requirements

Geo-Fencing Setup Interface

Description

Acceptance Criteria

Real-Time Access Alerts

Description

Acceptance Criteria

Multiple User Role Support

Description

Acceptance Criteria

Geo-Fencing Analytics Dashboard

Description

Acceptance Criteria

Customizable Fencing Alerts

Description

Acceptance Criteria

Real-Time Access Alerts

Requirements

Unauthorized Access Detection

Description