Context Diagram Sample Clauses

A Context Diagram clause defines the requirement for a visual representation that outlines the system's boundaries, external entities, and data flows. Typically, this clause mandates the creation of a diagram that shows how the system interacts with users, other systems, or external organizations, clarifying inputs and outputs. Its core function is to provide a clear, high-level overview of the system’s environment, helping stakeholders understand the scope and interfaces, and reducing misunderstandings about system interactions.
Context Diagram. The Contractor shall update its context Diagram and provide it to the Department within ninety (90) Calendar Days after execution of the Contract. The Contractor will maintain this document throughout the Term of the Contract.
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Context Diagram. The general overview of the system is shown in Figure 1. The client needs to login to the system to use this system as shown in the diagram. Then the Client can post advertisements, search for services by keyword, create an agreement and gets request to complete payment and inform the Administrator. The Freelancer also needs to login to the system to use the system. After that, they can post advertisements, search for jobs by keyword, send job applications and send request to release their payment. Furthermore, both the Client and Freelancer can exchange feedback. Lastly, the Administrator will work at the backend in which he (or she) will get the agreement details. Once the agreement is created, the Administrator will be able to approve the payment and at the same time, to maintain the system. Figure 1. Sample of context diagram of the system
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Context Diagram. A context diagram provides a high-level visualization of various entities involved in a business process or series of business processes (as outlined in a business process matrix) and each entity is connected by lines that document the exchange of information or deliverables among the entities. Figure 2 provides an example context diagram for placing a food order.
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