Use Cases
The Global Bank Reference Implementation (GBRI) is a partial realization of a business scenario that incorporates challenges common to a wide variety of organizations — it does not apply only to banks. The GBRI functional requirements were determined through the process of analyzing the problem statement and forming use cases. A use case is a description of a system behavior observable by a user. This release concentrates on the following six use cases. Click on the links below for details.
* LoginUseCase
* ConsolidatedAccountStatementUseCase
* TransferFundsUseCase
* BillSubscriptionsUseCase
* BillPaymentUseCase
* TransactionLogReportUseCase

In many cases, only parts of the use case are implemented. This allows us to focus on challenging scenarios instead of the more routine aspects of the system that would normally be developed in such an application. Additional use cases will be implemented in future releases. The parts of each use case that are not implemented are noted as "out of scope" within the discussion of each use case. The following sections describe in more detail the use cases the GBRI implements.

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