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As a customer, I want to receive notifications for panic button activations, so that I can request emergency assistance when needed.

Scrum User Story: Panic Button Notifications Description: As a customer, I want to receive notifications for panic button activations, so that I can request emergency assistance when needed. Acceptance Criteria: The system should notify customers when panic buttons are activated. The notification should include the location of the activation. Scenario 1: Panic Button Activation Notification Given that I am a customer with the mobile app installed When a panic button is activated by the system Then I should receive an immediate notification on my smartphone And the notification should include the location of the activation And I should have the option to call for emergency assistance.

<s>[INST]Generate 1 scrum user story with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a customer, I want to receive notifications for panic button activations, so that I can request emergency assistance when needed.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Panic Button Notifications Description: As a customer, I want to receive notifications for panic button activations, so that I can request emergency assistance when needed. Acceptance Criteria: The system should notify customers when panic buttons are activated. The notification should include the location of the activation. Scenario 1: Panic Button Activation Notification Given that I am a customer with the mobile app installed When a panic button is activated by the system Then I should receive an immediate notification on my smartphone And the notification should include the location of the activation And I should have the option to call for emergency assistance.</s>

As a homeowner, I want the ability to set up and manage automation scenarios for my smart home devices, such as adjusting lighting based on occupancy.

Scrum User Story: Occupancy-Based Lighting Automation Description: As a homeowner, I want the ability to set up and manage automation scenarios for my smart home devices, such as adjusting lighting based on occupancy. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should provide customers with the ability to create automation scenarios for lighting control based on occupancy. Scenario 1: Create Occupancy-Based Lighting Automation Scenario Given that I am a customer When I access the automation scenario settings And I want to create an occupancy-based automation scenario for adjusting lighting Then I should be able to specify the desired lighting levels based on occupancy And I should receive a confirmation notification.

<s>[INST]Generate 2 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want the ability to set up and manage automation scenarios for my smart home devices, such as adjusting lighting based on occupancy.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Occupancy-Based Lighting Automation Description: As a homeowner, I want the ability to set up and manage automation scenarios for my smart home devices, such as adjusting lighting based on occupancy. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should provide customers with the ability to create automation scenarios for lighting control based on occupancy. Scenario 1: Create Occupancy-Based Lighting Automation Scenario Given that I am a customer When I access the automation scenario settings And I want to create an occupancy-based automation scenario for adjusting lighting Then I should be able to specify the desired lighting levels based on occupancy And I should receive a confirmation notification.</s>

As a customer, I want to receive notifications for siren activations, so that I can be alerted to security breaches.

Scrum User Story: Siren Activation Notifications Description: As a customer, I want to receive notifications for siren activations, so that I can be alerted to security breaches. Acceptance Criteria: The system should notify customers when security sirens are activated. The notification should include the location of the activation. Scenario 1: Siren Activation Notification Given that I am a customer with the mobile app installed When a security siren is activated by the system Then I should receive an immediate notification on my smartphone And the notification should include the location of the activation And I should have the option to call for assistance or investigate the breach.

<s>[INST]Generate 1 scrum user story with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a customer, I want to receive notifications for siren activations, so that I can be alerted to security breaches.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Siren Activation Notifications Description: As a customer, I want to receive notifications for siren activations, so that I can be alerted to security breaches. Acceptance Criteria: The system should notify customers when security sirens are activated. The notification should include the location of the activation. Scenario 1: Siren Activation Notification Given that I am a customer with the mobile app installed When a security siren is activated by the system Then I should receive an immediate notification on my smartphone And the notification should include the location of the activation And I should have the option to call for assistance or investigate the breach.</s>

As a homeowner, I want the ability to set up and manage automation scenarios for my smart home devices, such as adjusting thermostat settings based on humidity levels.

Scrum User Story: Humidity-Based Thermostat Automation Description: As a homeowner, I want the ability to set up and manage automation scenarios for my smart home devices, such as adjusting thermostat settings based on humidity levels. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should provide customers with the ability to create automation scenarios for thermostat control based on humidity levels. Scenario 1: Create Humidity-Based Thermostat Automation Scenario Given that I am a customer When I access the automation scenario settings And I want to create a humidity-based thermostat automation scenario Then I should be able to specify the desired temperature settings based on humidity levels And I should receive a confirmation notification.

<s>[INST]Generate 2 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want the ability to set up and manage automation scenarios for my smart home devices, such as adjusting thermostat settings based on humidity levels.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Humidity-Based Thermostat Automation Description: As a homeowner, I want the ability to set up and manage automation scenarios for my smart home devices, such as adjusting thermostat settings based on humidity levels. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should provide customers with the ability to create automation scenarios for thermostat control based on humidity levels. Scenario 1: Create Humidity-Based Thermostat Automation Scenario Given that I am a customer When I access the automation scenario settings And I want to create a humidity-based thermostat automation scenario Then I should be able to specify the desired temperature settings based on humidity levels And I should receive a confirmation notification.</s>

As a customer, I want to receive notifications for camera surveillance alerts, so that I can view suspicious activity.

Scrum User Story: Camera Surveillance Notifications Description: As a customer, I want to receive notifications for camera surveillance alerts, so that I can view suspicious activity. Acceptance Criteria: The system should notify customers when camera surveillance detects suspicious activity. The notification should include a link to view the camera feed. Scenario 1: Camera Surveillance Alert Notification Given that I am a customer with the mobile app installed When camera surveillance detects suspicious activity by the system Then I should receive an immediate notification on my smartphone And the notification should include a link to view the camera feed And I should have the option to call for assistance or investigate the activity.

<s>[INST]Generate 1 scrum user story with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a customer, I want to receive notifications for camera surveillance alerts, so that I can view suspicious activity.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Camera Surveillance Notifications Description: As a customer, I want to receive notifications for camera surveillance alerts, so that I can view suspicious activity. Acceptance Criteria: The system should notify customers when camera surveillance detects suspicious activity. The notification should include a link to view the camera feed. Scenario 1: Camera Surveillance Alert Notification Given that I am a customer with the mobile app installed When camera surveillance detects suspicious activity by the system Then I should receive an immediate notification on my smartphone And the notification should include a link to view the camera feed And I should have the option to call for assistance or investigate the activity.</s>

As a homeowner, I want the ability to set up and manage automation scenarios for my smart home devices, such as adjusting lighting based on sound levels.

Scrum User Story: Sound-Based Lighting Automation Description: As a homeowner, I want the ability to set up and manage automation scenarios for my smart home devices, such as adjusting lighting based on sound levels. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should provide customers with the ability to create automation scenarios for lighting control based on sound levels. Scenario 1: Create Sound-Based Lighting Automation Scenario Given that I am a customer When I access the automation scenario settings And I want to create a sound-based automation scenario for adjusting lighting Then I should be able to specify the desired lighting levels based on sound levels And I should receive a confirmation notification.

<s>[INST]Generate 2 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want the ability to set up and manage automation scenarios for my smart home devices, such as adjusting lighting based on sound levels.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Sound-Based Lighting Automation Description: As a homeowner, I want the ability to set up and manage automation scenarios for my smart home devices, such as adjusting lighting based on sound levels. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should provide customers with the ability to create automation scenarios for lighting control based on sound levels. Scenario 1: Create Sound-Based Lighting Automation Scenario Given that I am a customer When I access the automation scenario settings And I want to create a sound-based automation scenario for adjusting lighting Then I should be able to specify the desired lighting levels based on sound levels And I should receive a confirmation notification.</s>

As a vehicle owner, I want to receive immediate notifications on my smartphone when a car crash is detected by the Securitas Direct car security system, so that I can quickly request assistance or inform authorities if necessary.

Scrum User Story: Car Crash Notifications Description: As a vehicle owner, I want to receive immediate notifications on my smartphone when a car crash is detected by the Securitas Direct car security system, so that I can quickly request assistance or inform authorities if necessary. Acceptance Criteria: The car crash detection system should be integrated into the Securitas Direct mobile app. The app must be compatible with both iOS and Android operating systems. When a car crash occurs, the system should automatically detect it and notify the user. The notification should include the crash location, severity, and a button to request assistance. If the user doesn't respond to the notification within a certain time frame, emergency services should be alerted automatically. The user should have the option to dismiss the notification if it's a false alarm. The app should provide a history log of car crash events with details. Scenario 1: Automatic Car Crash Detection Given that I am a vehicle owner with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When a car crash occurs involving my vehicle Then I should receive an automatic notification on my smartphone And the notification should include crash details and a request for assistance. Scenario 2: User Response to Car Crash Notification Given that I am a vehicle owner with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I receive a car crash notification And I press the 'Request Assistance' button Then the app should notify emergency services and provide them with my location And I should receive confirmation of the request for assistance. Scenario 3: Dismissing a False Alarm Given that I am a vehicle owner with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I receive a car crash notification And I determine that it's a false alarm Then I should be able to dismiss the notification And no further action should be taken by the system.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a vehicle owner, I want to receive immediate notifications on my smartphone when a car crash is detected by the Securitas Direct car security system, so that I can quickly request assistance or inform authorities if necessary.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Car Crash Notifications Description: As a vehicle owner, I want to receive immediate notifications on my smartphone when a car crash is detected by the Securitas Direct car security system, so that I can quickly request assistance or inform authorities if necessary. Acceptance Criteria: The car crash detection system should be integrated into the Securitas Direct mobile app. The app must be compatible with both iOS and Android operating systems. When a car crash occurs, the system should automatically detect it and notify the user. The notification should include the crash location, severity, and a button to request assistance. If the user doesn't respond to the notification within a certain time frame, emergency services should be alerted automatically. The user should have the option to dismiss the notification if it's a false alarm. The app should provide a history log of car crash events with details. Scenario 1: Automatic Car Crash Detection Given that I am a vehicle owner with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When a car crash occurs involving my vehicle Then I should receive an automatic notification on my smartphone And the notification should include crash details and a request for assistance. Scenario 2: User Response to Car Crash Notification Given that I am a vehicle owner with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I receive a car crash notification And I press the 'Request Assistance' button Then the app should notify emergency services and provide them with my location And I should receive confirmation of the request for assistance. Scenario 3: Dismissing a False Alarm Given that I am a vehicle owner with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I receive a car crash notification And I determine that it's a false alarm Then I should be able to dismiss the notification And no further action should be taken by the system.</s>

As a user, I want the ability to customize the sensitivity of the car crash detection system to reduce false alarms and improve accuracy.

Scrum User Story: Customizable Crash Detection Sensitivity Description: As a user, I want the ability to customize the sensitivity of the car crash detection system to reduce false alarms and improve accuracy. Acceptance Criteria: The Securitas Direct mobile app should allow users to adjust the sensitivity of the car crash detection system. Users should be able to choose from multiple sensitivity levels, including low, medium, and high. Changes in sensitivity should reflect in the system's behavior and notification thresholds. The app should provide clear guidance on the implications of different sensitivity settings. Scenario 1: Adjusting Crash Detection Sensitivity Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I access the car crash detection settings And I choose a higher sensitivity level Then the system should be more responsive to minor crashes And I should receive notifications for a broader range of crash intensities. Scenario 2: Setting Sensitivity to Medium Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I access the car crash detection settings And I choose the medium sensitivity level Then the system should provide a balanced level of sensitivity And notifications should be triggered for moderate to severe crashes. Scenario 3: Lowering Sensitivity Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I access the car crash detection settings And I choose a lower sensitivity level Then the system should be less responsive to minor events And notifications should be limited to more severe crashes.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a user, I want the ability to customize the sensitivity of the car crash detection system to reduce false alarms and improve accuracy.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Customizable Crash Detection Sensitivity Description: As a user, I want the ability to customize the sensitivity of the car crash detection system to reduce false alarms and improve accuracy. Acceptance Criteria: The Securitas Direct mobile app should allow users to adjust the sensitivity of the car crash detection system. Users should be able to choose from multiple sensitivity levels, including low, medium, and high. Changes in sensitivity should reflect in the system's behavior and notification thresholds. The app should provide clear guidance on the implications of different sensitivity settings. Scenario 1: Adjusting Crash Detection Sensitivity Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I access the car crash detection settings And I choose a higher sensitivity level Then the system should be more responsive to minor crashes And I should receive notifications for a broader range of crash intensities. Scenario 2: Setting Sensitivity to Medium Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I access the car crash detection settings And I choose the medium sensitivity level Then the system should provide a balanced level of sensitivity And notifications should be triggered for moderate to severe crashes. Scenario 3: Lowering Sensitivity Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I access the car crash detection settings And I choose a lower sensitivity level Then the system should be less responsive to minor events And notifications should be limited to more severe crashes.</s>

As a user, I want the ability to add emergency contacts to my Securitas Direct profile, so that they can be notified in case of a car crash or other emergency.

Scrum User Story: Adding Emergency Contacts Description: As a user, I want the ability to add emergency contacts to my Securitas Direct profile, so that they can be notified in case of a car crash or other emergency. Acceptance Criteria: The Securitas Direct mobile app should allow users to add and manage emergency contacts. Users should be able to specify contact names, phone numbers, and their relationship to the user. Users should have the option to designate certain contacts as primary emergency contacts. In case of a car crash or emergency, the app should provide a quick and easy way to notify these contacts. Scenario 1: Adding Emergency Contacts Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I access the emergency contact settings And I want to add a new emergency contact Then I should be able to specify the contact's name, phone number, and relationship to me And I should be able to save the contact details. Scenario 2: Designating Primary Emergency Contacts Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have added multiple emergency contacts When I access the emergency contact settings Then I should be able to designate certain contacts as primary emergency contacts And the app should prioritize notifying these contacts first in case of an emergency. Scenario 3: Notifying Emergency Contacts Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I am involved in a car crash or emergency When I trigger the emergency notification feature Then the app should immediately notify my designated emergency contacts with details of the incident And I should receive confirmation of the notifications sent.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a user, I want the ability to add emergency contacts to my Securitas Direct profile, so that they can be notified in case of a car crash or other emergency.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Adding Emergency Contacts Description: As a user, I want the ability to add emergency contacts to my Securitas Direct profile, so that they can be notified in case of a car crash or other emergency. Acceptance Criteria: The Securitas Direct mobile app should allow users to add and manage emergency contacts. Users should be able to specify contact names, phone numbers, and their relationship to the user. Users should have the option to designate certain contacts as primary emergency contacts. In case of a car crash or emergency, the app should provide a quick and easy way to notify these contacts. Scenario 1: Adding Emergency Contacts Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I access the emergency contact settings And I want to add a new emergency contact Then I should be able to specify the contact's name, phone number, and relationship to me And I should be able to save the contact details. Scenario 2: Designating Primary Emergency Contacts Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have added multiple emergency contacts When I access the emergency contact settings Then I should be able to designate certain contacts as primary emergency contacts And the app should prioritize notifying these contacts first in case of an emergency. Scenario 3: Notifying Emergency Contacts Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I am involved in a car crash or emergency When I trigger the emergency notification feature Then the app should immediately notify my designated emergency contacts with details of the incident And I should receive confirmation of the notifications sent.</s>

As a user, I want the ability to configure the type of car crash events that trigger notifications, allowing me to focus on the events that matter most.

Scrum User Story: Configurable Crash Event Notifications Description: As a user, I want the ability to configure the type of car crash events that trigger notifications, allowing me to focus on the events that matter most. Acceptance Criteria: The Securitas Direct mobile app should allow users to specify the criteria for car crash notifications. Users should be able to choose specific impact thresholds (e.g., mild, moderate, severe) that trigger notifications. Users should also be able to select the types of incidents (e.g., collisions, rollovers) that they want to be notified about. The app should provide clear explanations of the different notification criteria. Scenario 1: Customizing Crash Impact Threshold Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I access the car crash notification settings And I want to customize the impact threshold for notifications Then I should be able to choose a specific impact level, such as mild, moderate, or severe And notifications should only be triggered for car crashes that meet the selected criteria. Scenario 2: Selecting Notification Types Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I access the car crash notification settings And I want to select the types of incidents I want to be notified about Then I should be able to choose incident types, such as collisions, rollovers, or others And notifications should only be triggered for the selected incident types. Scenario 3: Clear Notification Criteria Explanation Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I access the car crash notification settings And I want to customize the notification criteria Then the app should provide clear explanations of the impact thresholds and incident types And I should understand how my choices affect the notifications I receive.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a user, I want the ability to configure the type of car crash events that trigger notifications, allowing me to focus on the events that matter most.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Configurable Crash Event Notifications Description: As a user, I want the ability to configure the type of car crash events that trigger notifications, allowing me to focus on the events that matter most. Acceptance Criteria: The Securitas Direct mobile app should allow users to specify the criteria for car crash notifications. Users should be able to choose specific impact thresholds (e.g., mild, moderate, severe) that trigger notifications. Users should also be able to select the types of incidents (e.g., collisions, rollovers) that they want to be notified about. The app should provide clear explanations of the different notification criteria. Scenario 1: Customizing Crash Impact Threshold Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I access the car crash notification settings And I want to customize the impact threshold for notifications Then I should be able to choose a specific impact level, such as mild, moderate, or severe And notifications should only be triggered for car crashes that meet the selected criteria. Scenario 2: Selecting Notification Types Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I access the car crash notification settings And I want to select the types of incidents I want to be notified about Then I should be able to choose incident types, such as collisions, rollovers, or others And notifications should only be triggered for the selected incident types. Scenario 3: Clear Notification Criteria Explanation Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I access the car crash notification settings And I want to customize the notification criteria Then the app should provide clear explanations of the impact thresholds and incident types And I should understand how my choices affect the notifications I receive.</s>

As a user, I want the ability to receive car crash notifications even when my smartphone is in 'Do Not Disturb' mode, ensuring that I am alerted to emergencies.

Scrum User Story: Notifications During 'Do Not Disturb' Mode Description: As a user, I want the ability to receive car crash notifications even when my smartphone is in 'Do Not Disturb' mode, ensuring that I am alerted to emergencies. Acceptance Criteria: The Securitas Direct mobile app should have the capability to deliver car crash notifications regardless of the user's smartphone 'Do Not Disturb' mode settings. Notifications should be distinctive and override 'Do Not Disturb' mode to grab the user's attention during emergencies. The app should provide an option for users to enable or disable this feature. Scenario 1: Receiving Notifications in 'Do Not Disturb' Mode Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I enable the option to receive car crash notifications during 'Do Not Disturb' mode And my smartphone is in 'Do Not Disturb' mode Then I should still receive car crash notifications with a distinctive alert sound And the notification should override 'Do Not Disturb' mode settings. Scenario 2: Disabling Notifications in 'Do Not Disturb' Mode Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I access the notification settings And I want to disable car crash notifications during 'Do Not Disturb' mode Then I should be able to turn off this feature And my smartphone should not receive notifications during 'Do Not Disturb' mode. Scenario 3: Emergency Notification Override Explanation Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I enable the option to receive car crash notifications during 'Do Not Disturb' mode When I receive a notification during 'Do Not Disturb' mode Then the app should provide an explanation that this is an emergency notification and requires my immediate attention.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a user, I want the ability to receive car crash notifications even when my smartphone is in 'Do Not Disturb' mode, ensuring that I am alerted to emergencies.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Notifications During 'Do Not Disturb' Mode Description: As a user, I want the ability to receive car crash notifications even when my smartphone is in 'Do Not Disturb' mode, ensuring that I am alerted to emergencies. Acceptance Criteria: The Securitas Direct mobile app should have the capability to deliver car crash notifications regardless of the user's smartphone 'Do Not Disturb' mode settings. Notifications should be distinctive and override 'Do Not Disturb' mode to grab the user's attention during emergencies. The app should provide an option for users to enable or disable this feature. Scenario 1: Receiving Notifications in 'Do Not Disturb' Mode Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I enable the option to receive car crash notifications during 'Do Not Disturb' mode And my smartphone is in 'Do Not Disturb' mode Then I should still receive car crash notifications with a distinctive alert sound And the notification should override 'Do Not Disturb' mode settings. Scenario 2: Disabling Notifications in 'Do Not Disturb' Mode Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I access the notification settings And I want to disable car crash notifications during 'Do Not Disturb' mode Then I should be able to turn off this feature And my smartphone should not receive notifications during 'Do Not Disturb' mode. Scenario 3: Emergency Notification Override Explanation Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I enable the option to receive car crash notifications during 'Do Not Disturb' mode When I receive a notification during 'Do Not Disturb' mode Then the app should provide an explanation that this is an emergency notification and requires my immediate attention.</s>

As a user, I want the ability to manually trigger a car crash notification test to ensure that the system is functioning correctly.

Scrum User Story: Car Crash Notification Test Description: As a user, I want the ability to manually trigger a car crash notification test to ensure that the system is functioning correctly. Acceptance Criteria: The Securitas Direct mobile app should have a feature that allows users to initiate a car crash notification test. The test should simulate a car crash event and send a notification to the user. The app should provide feedback to confirm the successful completion of the test. Scenario 1: Initiating Car Crash Notification Test Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I access the notification settings And I want to test the car crash notification system Then I should find an option to initiate a test And when I initiate the test Then the app should simulate a car crash event and send a test notification to me. Scenario 2: Receiving Test Notification Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have initiated a car crash notification test When the test is successful Then I should receive a test notification on my smartphone And the app should provide feedback confirming the successful test. Scenario 3: Failed Test Notification Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have initiated a car crash notification test When the test encounters an issue or fails Then I should receive a notification indicating the failure of the test And the app should provide guidance on troubleshooting or contacting support.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a user, I want the ability to manually trigger a car crash notification test to ensure that the system is functioning correctly.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Car Crash Notification Test Description: As a user, I want the ability to manually trigger a car crash notification test to ensure that the system is functioning correctly. Acceptance Criteria: The Securitas Direct mobile app should have a feature that allows users to initiate a car crash notification test. The test should simulate a car crash event and send a notification to the user. The app should provide feedback to confirm the successful completion of the test. Scenario 1: Initiating Car Crash Notification Test Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I access the notification settings And I want to test the car crash notification system Then I should find an option to initiate a test And when I initiate the test Then the app should simulate a car crash event and send a test notification to me. Scenario 2: Receiving Test Notification Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have initiated a car crash notification test When the test is successful Then I should receive a test notification on my smartphone And the app should provide feedback confirming the successful test. Scenario 3: Failed Test Notification Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have initiated a car crash notification test When the test encounters an issue or fails Then I should receive a notification indicating the failure of the test And the app should provide guidance on troubleshooting or contacting support.</s>

As a user, I want the car crash notification to include a direct link to make an emergency call to the local authorities or emergency services.

Scrum User Story: Direct Emergency Call from Notification Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to include a direct link to make an emergency call to the local authorities or emergency services. Acceptance Criteria: When a car crash notification is received, it should include a prominently displayed button or link that, when pressed, initiates an emergency call to the appropriate local authorities or emergency services. The emergency call feature should be accessible even if the smartphone is locked. The user should be able to cancel the call if it was triggered accidentally. Scenario 1: Initiating Emergency Call from Notification Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I receive a car crash notification And I press the 'Emergency Call' button or link in the notification Then the app should initiate an emergency call to the local authorities or emergency services. Scenario 2: Emergency Call Accessibility from Locked Smartphone Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When my smartphone is locked And I receive a car crash notification with an 'Emergency Call' link Then I should be able to access and initiate the emergency call without unlocking my smartphone. Scenario 3: Canceling an Accidental Emergency Call Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I accidentally initiate an emergency call from a notification Then I should be able to cancel the emergency call before it connects And the app should confirm the cancellation.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a user, I want the car crash notification to include a direct link to make an emergency call to the local authorities or emergency services.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Direct Emergency Call from Notification Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to include a direct link to make an emergency call to the local authorities or emergency services. Acceptance Criteria: When a car crash notification is received, it should include a prominently displayed button or link that, when pressed, initiates an emergency call to the appropriate local authorities or emergency services. The emergency call feature should be accessible even if the smartphone is locked. The user should be able to cancel the call if it was triggered accidentally. Scenario 1: Initiating Emergency Call from Notification Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I receive a car crash notification And I press the 'Emergency Call' button or link in the notification Then the app should initiate an emergency call to the local authorities or emergency services. Scenario 2: Emergency Call Accessibility from Locked Smartphone Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When my smartphone is locked And I receive a car crash notification with an 'Emergency Call' link Then I should be able to access and initiate the emergency call without unlocking my smartphone. Scenario 3: Canceling an Accidental Emergency Call Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I accidentally initiate an emergency call from a notification Then I should be able to cancel the emergency call before it connects And the app should confirm the cancellation.</s>

As a user, I want the car crash notification to display a countdown timer indicating the time remaining to cancel the emergency call, allowing me to avoid accidental calls.

Scrum User Story: Countdown Timer for Emergency Call Cancellation Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to display a countdown timer indicating the time remaining to cancel the emergency call, allowing me to avoid accidental calls. Acceptance Criteria: When a car crash notification is received, it should include a visible countdown timer that indicates the time remaining to cancel the initiated emergency call. The timer should be prominently displayed and easy to see. The user should have the option to cancel the call at any point before the timer expires. Scenario 1: Display of Countdown Timer Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I receive a car crash notification And the app initiates an emergency call Then the notification should display a countdown timer indicating the time remaining to cancel the call And the timer should be clearly visible. Scenario 2: Canceling the Emergency Call Before Timer Expires Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have initiated an emergency call from a notification with a countdown timer When I press the 'Cancel Call' button before the timer expires Then the app should immediately cancel the emergency call And I should receive confirmation of the cancellation. Scenario 3: Emergency Call Proceeds When Timer Expires Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have initiated an emergency call from a notification with a countdown timer When the timer expires without cancellation Then the app should proceed with the emergency call to the local authorities or emergency services.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a user, I want the car crash notification to display a countdown timer indicating the time remaining to cancel the emergency call, allowing me to avoid accidental calls.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Countdown Timer for Emergency Call Cancellation Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to display a countdown timer indicating the time remaining to cancel the emergency call, allowing me to avoid accidental calls. Acceptance Criteria: When a car crash notification is received, it should include a visible countdown timer that indicates the time remaining to cancel the initiated emergency call. The timer should be prominently displayed and easy to see. The user should have the option to cancel the call at any point before the timer expires. Scenario 1: Display of Countdown Timer Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I receive a car crash notification And the app initiates an emergency call Then the notification should display a countdown timer indicating the time remaining to cancel the call And the timer should be clearly visible. Scenario 2: Canceling the Emergency Call Before Timer Expires Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have initiated an emergency call from a notification with a countdown timer When I press the 'Cancel Call' button before the timer expires Then the app should immediately cancel the emergency call And I should receive confirmation of the cancellation. Scenario 3: Emergency Call Proceeds When Timer Expires Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have initiated an emergency call from a notification with a countdown timer When the timer expires without cancellation Then the app should proceed with the emergency call to the local authorities or emergency services.</s>

As a user, I want to be able to review the history of car crash notifications and emergency calls within the Securitas Direct mobile app for reference and reporting.

Scrum User Story: History of Car Crash Notifications Description: As a user, I want to be able to review the history of car crash notifications and emergency calls within the Securitas Direct mobile app for reference and reporting. Acceptance Criteria: The Securitas Direct mobile app should maintain a history log of car crash notifications and emergency calls. Users should be able to access this log, view details of past incidents, and export the log for reporting purposes if needed. The history log should include information such as date, time, location, severity, and outcome of each incident. Scenario 1: Accessing the History Log Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I open the app And I want to access the history of car crash notifications and emergency calls Then I should find a 'History' or 'Log' section in the app's menu And I should be able to access the history log. Scenario 2: Viewing Details of Past Incidents Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have accessed the history log When I select a specific car crash notification or emergency call entry Then the app should display detailed information about that incident, including date, time, location, severity, and outcome. Scenario 3: Exporting the History Log Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have accessed the history log When I want to export the history log for reporting purposes Then the app should provide an option to export the log in a suitable format, such as CSV or PDF.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a user, I want to be able to review the history of car crash notifications and emergency calls within the Securitas Direct mobile app for reference and reporting.[/INST]Scrum User Story: History of Car Crash Notifications Description: As a user, I want to be able to review the history of car crash notifications and emergency calls within the Securitas Direct mobile app for reference and reporting. Acceptance Criteria: The Securitas Direct mobile app should maintain a history log of car crash notifications and emergency calls. Users should be able to access this log, view details of past incidents, and export the log for reporting purposes if needed. The history log should include information such as date, time, location, severity, and outcome of each incident. Scenario 1: Accessing the History Log Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I open the app And I want to access the history of car crash notifications and emergency calls Then I should find a 'History' or 'Log' section in the app's menu And I should be able to access the history log. Scenario 2: Viewing Details of Past Incidents Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have accessed the history log When I select a specific car crash notification or emergency call entry Then the app should display detailed information about that incident, including date, time, location, severity, and outcome. Scenario 3: Exporting the History Log Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have accessed the history log When I want to export the history log for reporting purposes Then the app should provide an option to export the log in a suitable format, such as CSV or PDF.</s>

As a user, I want to receive car crash notifications in multiple forms, including push notifications, text messages, and emails, to ensure I am alerted even if one channel is unavailable.

Scrum User Story: Multi-Channel Car Crash Notifications Description: As a user, I want to receive car crash notifications in multiple forms, including push notifications, text messages, and emails, to ensure I am alerted even if one channel is unavailable. Acceptance Criteria: The Securitas Direct mobile app should allow users to configure multiple notification channels for car crash notifications. Users should be able to choose from push notifications, text messages, and emails as notification channels. Users should receive notifications through all selected channels simultaneously when a car crash occurs. Scenario 1: Configuring Notification Channels Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I access the notification settings And I want to configure notification channels for car crash notifications Then I should be able to select from options like push notifications, text messages, and emails And I should be able to choose multiple channels. Scenario 2: Receiving Notifications via Push Notification Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have configured push notifications for car crash notifications When a car crash occurs involving my vehicle Then I should receive a push notification on my smartphone And the notification should include crash details and a request for assistance. Scenario 3: Receiving Notifications via Text Message and Email Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have configured text messages and emails for car crash notifications When a car crash occurs involving my vehicle Then I should receive text messages and emails simultaneously with crash details And both messages should include a request for assistance.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a user, I want to receive car crash notifications in multiple forms, including push notifications, text messages, and emails, to ensure I am alerted even if one channel is unavailable.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Multi-Channel Car Crash Notifications Description: As a user, I want to receive car crash notifications in multiple forms, including push notifications, text messages, and emails, to ensure I am alerted even if one channel is unavailable. Acceptance Criteria: The Securitas Direct mobile app should allow users to configure multiple notification channels for car crash notifications. Users should be able to choose from push notifications, text messages, and emails as notification channels. Users should receive notifications through all selected channels simultaneously when a car crash occurs. Scenario 1: Configuring Notification Channels Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I access the notification settings And I want to configure notification channels for car crash notifications Then I should be able to select from options like push notifications, text messages, and emails And I should be able to choose multiple channels. Scenario 2: Receiving Notifications via Push Notification Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have configured push notifications for car crash notifications When a car crash occurs involving my vehicle Then I should receive a push notification on my smartphone And the notification should include crash details and a request for assistance. Scenario 3: Receiving Notifications via Text Message and Email Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have configured text messages and emails for car crash notifications When a car crash occurs involving my vehicle Then I should receive text messages and emails simultaneously with crash details And both messages should include a request for assistance.</s>

As a user, I want the car crash notification to include the option to share my location with emergency services for quicker response and assistance.

Scrum User Story: Location Sharing in Car Crash Notifications Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to include the option to share my location with emergency services for quicker response and assistance. Acceptance Criteria: When a car crash notification is received, it should include a 'Share Location' button or option. When pressed, this button should share the user's location with the appropriate local authorities or emergency services. The user should have the option to decline sharing their location. Scenario 1: Sharing Location with Emergency Services Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I receive a car crash notification And I press the 'Share Location' button in the notification Then the app should immediately share my location with the local authorities or emergency services And I should receive confirmation of the location sharing. Scenario 2: Declining Location Sharing Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I receive a car crash notification And I choose not to share my location Then I should be able to decline the location sharing option And the app should respect my choice and not share my location. Scenario 3: Location Sharing Explanation Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification with a 'Share Location' option When I press the 'Share Location' button Then the app should provide an explanation that sharing my location can help emergency services respond more quickly and effectively.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a user, I want the car crash notification to include the option to share my location with emergency services for quicker response and assistance.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Location Sharing in Car Crash Notifications Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to include the option to share my location with emergency services for quicker response and assistance. Acceptance Criteria: When a car crash notification is received, it should include a 'Share Location' button or option. When pressed, this button should share the user's location with the appropriate local authorities or emergency services. The user should have the option to decline sharing their location. Scenario 1: Sharing Location with Emergency Services Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I receive a car crash notification And I press the 'Share Location' button in the notification Then the app should immediately share my location with the local authorities or emergency services And I should receive confirmation of the location sharing. Scenario 2: Declining Location Sharing Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I receive a car crash notification And I choose not to share my location Then I should be able to decline the location sharing option And the app should respect my choice and not share my location. Scenario 3: Location Sharing Explanation Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification with a 'Share Location' option When I press the 'Share Location' button Then the app should provide an explanation that sharing my location can help emergency services respond more quickly and effectively.</s>

As a user, I want to be able to provide additional information about the car crash when confirming the request for assistance through the notification.

Scrum User Story: Providing Additional Information for Assistance Description: As a user, I want to be able to provide additional information about the car crash when confirming the request for assistance through the notification. Acceptance Criteria: When confirming a request for assistance from a car crash notification, the Securitas Direct mobile app should provide a text input field or a voice recording option for the user to provide additional details about the incident. This information should be sent to emergency services along with the notification. Scenario 1: Providing Text Information Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification with a text input field When I confirm the request for assistance And I provide additional information in the text field Then the app should send the notification along with the text information to emergency services. Scenario 2: Providing Voice Recording Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification with a voice recording option When I confirm the request for assistance And I record a voice message describing the incident Then the app should send the notification along with the voice recording to emergency services. Scenario 3: No Additional Information Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification with the option to provide additional information When I confirm the request for assistance without providing any additional information Then the app should send the notification without any additional details to emergency services.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a user, I want to be able to provide additional information about the car crash when confirming the request for assistance through the notification.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Providing Additional Information for Assistance Description: As a user, I want to be able to provide additional information about the car crash when confirming the request for assistance through the notification. Acceptance Criteria: When confirming a request for assistance from a car crash notification, the Securitas Direct mobile app should provide a text input field or a voice recording option for the user to provide additional details about the incident. This information should be sent to emergency services along with the notification. Scenario 1: Providing Text Information Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification with a text input field When I confirm the request for assistance And I provide additional information in the text field Then the app should send the notification along with the text information to emergency services. Scenario 2: Providing Voice Recording Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification with a voice recording option When I confirm the request for assistance And I record a voice message describing the incident Then the app should send the notification along with the voice recording to emergency services. Scenario 3: No Additional Information Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification with the option to provide additional information When I confirm the request for assistance without providing any additional information Then the app should send the notification without any additional details to emergency services.</s>

As a user, I want the car crash notification to include information on the severity of the crash to help emergency services assess the situation.

Scrum User Story: Crash Severity Information in Notifications Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to include information on the severity of the crash to help emergency services assess the situation. Acceptance Criteria: When a car crash notification is received, it should include details about the severity of the crash, such as mild, moderate, or severe. This information should assist emergency services in determining the level of response required. Scenario 1: Displaying Crash Severity Information Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I receive a car crash notification And the notification includes information about the severity of the crash Then the app should clearly display the severity level, such as mild, moderate, or severe. Scenario 2: Emergency Services Response Based on Severity Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have received a car crash notification with severity information When emergency services respond to the notification Then they should use the severity information to assess the situation and deploy the appropriate level of response and assistance. Scenario 3: Severity Information Confirmation Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification with severity information When I confirm the request for assistance Then the app should include the severity information in the notification sent to emergency services.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a user, I want the car crash notification to include information on the severity of the crash to help emergency services assess the situation.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Crash Severity Information in Notifications Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to include information on the severity of the crash to help emergency services assess the situation. Acceptance Criteria: When a car crash notification is received, it should include details about the severity of the crash, such as mild, moderate, or severe. This information should assist emergency services in determining the level of response required. Scenario 1: Displaying Crash Severity Information Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I receive a car crash notification And the notification includes information about the severity of the crash Then the app should clearly display the severity level, such as mild, moderate, or severe. Scenario 2: Emergency Services Response Based on Severity Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have received a car crash notification with severity information When emergency services respond to the notification Then they should use the severity information to assess the situation and deploy the appropriate level of response and assistance. Scenario 3: Severity Information Confirmation Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification with severity information When I confirm the request for assistance Then the app should include the severity information in the notification sent to emergency services.</s>

As a user, I want the car crash notification to include a photo capture option, allowing me to provide visual evidence of the crash to emergency services.

Scrum User Story: Photo Capture in Car Crash Notifications Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to include a photo capture option, allowing me to provide visual evidence of the crash to emergency services. Acceptance Criteria: When a car crash notification is received, it should include an option to capture and attach photos of the crash scene. Users should be able to take and attach multiple photos. These photos should be sent to emergency services to assist them in assessing the situation. Scenario 1: Capturing Photos of the Crash Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification with a photo capture option When I confirm the request for assistance And I use the photo capture option to take and attach photos of the crash scene Then the app should include these photos in the notification sent to emergency services. Scenario 2: Multiple Photo Attachments Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification with a photo capture option When I confirm the request for assistance And I take and attach multiple photos of the crash scene Then the app should include all the captured photos in the notification sent to emergency services. Scenario 3: Emergency Services Use of Photos Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have attached photos of the crash scene to a car crash notification When emergency services respond to the notification Then they should use the attached photos to assess the situation and respond accordingly.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a user, I want the car crash notification to include a photo capture option, allowing me to provide visual evidence of the crash to emergency services.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Photo Capture in Car Crash Notifications Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to include a photo capture option, allowing me to provide visual evidence of the crash to emergency services. Acceptance Criteria: When a car crash notification is received, it should include an option to capture and attach photos of the crash scene. Users should be able to take and attach multiple photos. These photos should be sent to emergency services to assist them in assessing the situation. Scenario 1: Capturing Photos of the Crash Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification with a photo capture option When I confirm the request for assistance And I use the photo capture option to take and attach photos of the crash scene Then the app should include these photos in the notification sent to emergency services. Scenario 2: Multiple Photo Attachments Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification with a photo capture option When I confirm the request for assistance And I take and attach multiple photos of the crash scene Then the app should include all the captured photos in the notification sent to emergency services. Scenario 3: Emergency Services Use of Photos Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have attached photos of the crash scene to a car crash notification When emergency services respond to the notification Then they should use the attached photos to assess the situation and respond accordingly.</s>

As a user, I want the car crash notification to include a voice recording option, allowing me to provide verbal information about the crash to emergency services.

Scrum User Story: Voice Recording in Car Crash Notifications Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to include a voice recording option, allowing me to provide verbal information about the crash to emergency services. Acceptance Criteria: When a car crash notification is received, it should include an option to record and attach a voice message describing the crash. Users should be able to record and attach voice messages of varying lengths. These voice recordings should be sent to emergency services to assist them in assessing the situation. Scenario 1: Recording a Voice Message Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification with a voice recording option When I confirm the request for assistance And I record a voice message describing the crash Then the app should attach this voice recording to the notification sent to emergency services. Scenario 2: Length of Voice Recording Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification with a voice recording option When I confirm the request for assistance And I record a longer voice message describing the crash Then the app should be able to handle and attach voice recordings of varying lengths to the notification sent to emergency services. Scenario 3: Emergency Services Use of Voice Recordings Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have attached a voice recording describing the crash to a car crash notification When emergency services respond to the notification Then they should use the attached voice recording to assess the situation and respond accordingly.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a user, I want the car crash notification to include a voice recording option, allowing me to provide verbal information about the crash to emergency services.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Voice Recording in Car Crash Notifications Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to include a voice recording option, allowing me to provide verbal information about the crash to emergency services. Acceptance Criteria: When a car crash notification is received, it should include an option to record and attach a voice message describing the crash. Users should be able to record and attach voice messages of varying lengths. These voice recordings should be sent to emergency services to assist them in assessing the situation. Scenario 1: Recording a Voice Message Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification with a voice recording option When I confirm the request for assistance And I record a voice message describing the crash Then the app should attach this voice recording to the notification sent to emergency services. Scenario 2: Length of Voice Recording Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification with a voice recording option When I confirm the request for assistance And I record a longer voice message describing the crash Then the app should be able to handle and attach voice recordings of varying lengths to the notification sent to emergency services. Scenario 3: Emergency Services Use of Voice Recordings Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have attached a voice recording describing the crash to a car crash notification When emergency services respond to the notification Then they should use the attached voice recording to assess the situation and respond accordingly.</s>

As a user, I want to receive car crash notifications even when I am traveling internationally, ensuring that I am alerted to emergencies regardless of my location.

Scrum User Story: International Car Crash Notifications Description: As a user, I want to receive car crash notifications even when I am traveling internationally, ensuring that I am alerted to emergencies regardless of my location. Acceptance Criteria: The Securitas Direct mobile app should have the capability to deliver car crash notifications to users even when they are traveling internationally. Notifications should work seamlessly regardless of the user's location or the local cellular network. Users should be able to receive notifications in any country where they have mobile network coverage. Scenario 1: Receiving Notifications While Traveling Internationally Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I am traveling internationally with mobile network coverage When a car crash occurs involving my vehicle Then I should receive car crash notifications regardless of my location or the local cellular network And the notification should include crash details and a request for assistance. Scenario 2: Seamless International Notification Delivery Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I am traveling internationally When a car crash occurs involving my vehicle Then the app should seamlessly deliver notifications to my smartphone regardless of my location And I should receive notifications in real-time. Scenario 3: Consistent Notification Behavior Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I am traveling internationally with mobile network coverage When I receive car crash notifications internationally Then the app should behave consistently with notifications received in my home country, including providing the same features and options.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a user, I want to receive car crash notifications even when I am traveling internationally, ensuring that I am alerted to emergencies regardless of my location.[/INST]Scrum User Story: International Car Crash Notifications Description: As a user, I want to receive car crash notifications even when I am traveling internationally, ensuring that I am alerted to emergencies regardless of my location. Acceptance Criteria: The Securitas Direct mobile app should have the capability to deliver car crash notifications to users even when they are traveling internationally. Notifications should work seamlessly regardless of the user's location or the local cellular network. Users should be able to receive notifications in any country where they have mobile network coverage. Scenario 1: Receiving Notifications While Traveling Internationally Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I am traveling internationally with mobile network coverage When a car crash occurs involving my vehicle Then I should receive car crash notifications regardless of my location or the local cellular network And the notification should include crash details and a request for assistance. Scenario 2: Seamless International Notification Delivery Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I am traveling internationally When a car crash occurs involving my vehicle Then the app should seamlessly deliver notifications to my smartphone regardless of my location And I should receive notifications in real-time. Scenario 3: Consistent Notification Behavior Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I am traveling internationally with mobile network coverage When I receive car crash notifications internationally Then the app should behave consistently with notifications received in my home country, including providing the same features and options.</s>

As a user, I want the car crash notification to provide clear instructions on how to cancel the emergency call or request assistance if I accidentally trigger the notification.

Scrum User Story: Clear Instructions for Cancelling Emergency Call Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to provide clear instructions on how to cancel the emergency call or request assistance if I accidentally trigger the notification. Acceptance Criteria: When a car crash notification is received, it should include clear and concise instructions on how to cancel the initiated emergency call or request assistance if the user triggered the notification accidentally. The instructions should be prominently displayed and easy to follow. Scenario 1: Displaying Clear Cancellation Instructions Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification with accidentally initiated emergency call When I open the notification Then the app should prominently display clear instructions on how to cancel the emergency call And the instructions should be easy to follow. Scenario 2: Requesting Assistance After Accidental Trigger Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I accidentally trigger a car crash notification with an emergency call When I follow the provided instructions to request assistance Then the app should guide me through the assistance request process And I should receive confirmation of the request for assistance. Scenario 3: Successful Cancellation of Emergency Call Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I accidentally trigger a car crash notification with an emergency call When I follow the provided instructions to cancel the emergency call Then the app should immediately cancel the call And I should receive confirmation of the cancellation.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a user, I want the car crash notification to provide clear instructions on how to cancel the emergency call or request assistance if I accidentally trigger the notification.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Clear Instructions for Cancelling Emergency Call Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to provide clear instructions on how to cancel the emergency call or request assistance if I accidentally trigger the notification. Acceptance Criteria: When a car crash notification is received, it should include clear and concise instructions on how to cancel the initiated emergency call or request assistance if the user triggered the notification accidentally. The instructions should be prominently displayed and easy to follow. Scenario 1: Displaying Clear Cancellation Instructions Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification with accidentally initiated emergency call When I open the notification Then the app should prominently display clear instructions on how to cancel the emergency call And the instructions should be easy to follow. Scenario 2: Requesting Assistance After Accidental Trigger Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I accidentally trigger a car crash notification with an emergency call When I follow the provided instructions to request assistance Then the app should guide me through the assistance request process And I should receive confirmation of the request for assistance. Scenario 3: Successful Cancellation of Emergency Call Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I accidentally trigger a car crash notification with an emergency call When I follow the provided instructions to cancel the emergency call Then the app should immediately cancel the call And I should receive confirmation of the cancellation.</s>

As a user, I want to receive car crash notifications with a distinctive alert sound and visual indication on my smartphone to ensure I notice the notification during emergencies.

Scrum User Story: Distinctive Car Crash Notification Alerts Description: As a user, I want to receive car crash notifications with a distinctive alert sound and visual indication on my smartphone to ensure I notice the notification during emergencies. Acceptance Criteria: When a car crash notification is received, it should include a distinctive and attention-grabbing alert sound. The notification should also provide a visual indication, such as flashing the screen or displaying a notification banner, to ensure the user notices it immediately during emergencies. Scenario 1: Receiving Distinctive Alert Sound Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification When the notification arrives Then it should include a distinctive and attention-grabbing alert sound that is different from other notifications And the sound should play loudly to ensure I notice it. Scenario 2: Visual Indication of Notification Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification When the notification arrives Then it should provide a visual indication on my smartphone's screen, such as flashing the screen or displaying a notification banner And the visual indication should be noticeable even if my smartphone is in 'Do Not Disturb' mode. Scenario 3: Immediate User Attention Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification with a distinctive alert sound and visual indication When the notification arrives Then it should immediately capture my attention and make me aware of the emergency situation.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a user, I want to receive car crash notifications with a distinctive alert sound and visual indication on my smartphone to ensure I notice the notification during emergencies.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Distinctive Car Crash Notification Alerts Description: As a user, I want to receive car crash notifications with a distinctive alert sound and visual indication on my smartphone to ensure I notice the notification during emergencies. Acceptance Criteria: When a car crash notification is received, it should include a distinctive and attention-grabbing alert sound. The notification should also provide a visual indication, such as flashing the screen or displaying a notification banner, to ensure the user notices it immediately during emergencies. Scenario 1: Receiving Distinctive Alert Sound Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification When the notification arrives Then it should include a distinctive and attention-grabbing alert sound that is different from other notifications And the sound should play loudly to ensure I notice it. Scenario 2: Visual Indication of Notification Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification When the notification arrives Then it should provide a visual indication on my smartphone's screen, such as flashing the screen or displaying a notification banner And the visual indication should be noticeable even if my smartphone is in 'Do Not Disturb' mode. Scenario 3: Immediate User Attention Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification with a distinctive alert sound and visual indication When the notification arrives Then it should immediately capture my attention and make me aware of the emergency situation.</s>

As a user, I want the car crash notification to include a summary of recommended actions to take in the event of a car crash, helping me respond quickly and appropriately.

Scrum User Story: Summary of Recommended Actions in Car Crash Notifications Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to include a summary of recommended actions to take in the event of a car crash, helping me respond quickly and appropriately. Acceptance Criteria: When a car crash notification is received, it should include a summary of recommended actions for the user to take in the event of a car crash. These actions should be clear, concise, and provide guidance on what steps to follow immediately after a crash. Scenario 1: Displaying Recommended Actions Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification When I open the notification Then the app should display a summary of recommended actions to take in the event of a car crash And the recommendations should be clear and concise. Scenario 2: Following Recommended Actions Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have received a car crash notification with recommended actions When I follow the recommended actions in response to a car crash Then the app's guidance should help me respond quickly and appropriately to the situation And I should feel confident in my actions. Scenario 3: Customized Recommendations Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification with recommended actions When the recommendations are customized based on the severity of the crash or other factors Then the app should provide appropriate guidance tailored to the specific situation.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a user, I want the car crash notification to include a summary of recommended actions to take in the event of a car crash, helping me respond quickly and appropriately.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Summary of Recommended Actions in Car Crash Notifications Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to include a summary of recommended actions to take in the event of a car crash, helping me respond quickly and appropriately. Acceptance Criteria: When a car crash notification is received, it should include a summary of recommended actions for the user to take in the event of a car crash. These actions should be clear, concise, and provide guidance on what steps to follow immediately after a crash. Scenario 1: Displaying Recommended Actions Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification When I open the notification Then the app should display a summary of recommended actions to take in the event of a car crash And the recommendations should be clear and concise. Scenario 2: Following Recommended Actions Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have received a car crash notification with recommended actions When I follow the recommended actions in response to a car crash Then the app's guidance should help me respond quickly and appropriately to the situation And I should feel confident in my actions. Scenario 3: Customized Recommendations Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification with recommended actions When the recommendations are customized based on the severity of the crash or other factors Then the app should provide appropriate guidance tailored to the specific situation.</s>

As a user, I want the car crash notification to include an estimated time for emergency services to arrive at the crash scene, helping me understand the expected response time.

Scrum User Story: Estimated Response Time in Car Crash Notifications Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to include an estimated time for emergency services to arrive at the crash scene, helping me understand the expected response time. Acceptance Criteria: When a car crash notification is received, it should include an estimated response time for emergency services to arrive at the crash scene. This estimate should be based on factors such as location, severity of the crash, and current traffic conditions. Scenario 1: Displaying Estimated Response Time Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification When I open the notification Then the app should display an estimated response time for emergency services to arrive at the crash scene And the estimate should be based on relevant factors. Scenario 2: Understanding Expected Response Time Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have received a car crash notification with an estimated response time When I see the estimated response time in the notification Then it should help me understand how long it might take for emergency services to arrive And I can plan my actions accordingly. Scenario 3: Updates to Estimated Response Time Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have received a car crash notification with an estimated response time When there are significant changes in the estimated response time (e.g., due to traffic) Then the app should provide updated estimates to keep me informed of changes in expected response time.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a user, I want the car crash notification to include an estimated time for emergency services to arrive at the crash scene, helping me understand the expected response time.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Estimated Response Time in Car Crash Notifications Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to include an estimated time for emergency services to arrive at the crash scene, helping me understand the expected response time. Acceptance Criteria: When a car crash notification is received, it should include an estimated response time for emergency services to arrive at the crash scene. This estimate should be based on factors such as location, severity of the crash, and current traffic conditions. Scenario 1: Displaying Estimated Response Time Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification When I open the notification Then the app should display an estimated response time for emergency services to arrive at the crash scene And the estimate should be based on relevant factors. Scenario 2: Understanding Expected Response Time Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have received a car crash notification with an estimated response time When I see the estimated response time in the notification Then it should help me understand how long it might take for emergency services to arrive And I can plan my actions accordingly. Scenario 3: Updates to Estimated Response Time Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have received a car crash notification with an estimated response time When there are significant changes in the estimated response time (e.g., due to traffic) Then the app should provide updated estimates to keep me informed of changes in expected response time.</s>

As a user, I want the car crash notification to automatically provide my medical information to emergency services, ensuring that they have essential details to assist me in case of injury.

Scrum User Story: Automatic Medical Information Sharing Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to automatically provide my medical information to emergency services, ensuring that they have essential details to assist me in case of injury. Acceptance Criteria: The Securitas Direct mobile app should have a feature that allows users to input and store their medical information, such as allergies, medical conditions, and emergency contacts. In the event of a car crash notification, the app should automatically share this medical information with emergency services to assist in providing appropriate care. Scenario 1: Inputting Medical Information Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I access the app settings And I want to input and store my medical information Then the app should provide fields for me to enter details such as allergies, medical conditions, medications, and emergency contacts. Scenario 2: Automatic Sharing of Medical Information Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have stored my medical information in the app When a car crash notification is triggered Then the app should automatically share my medical information with emergency services And the information should be accessible to medical responders on arrival. Scenario 3: Verifying Medical Information Sharing Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have stored my medical information in the app When a car crash notification is triggered and my medical information is automatically shared Then the app should provide confirmation that my medical information has been sent to emergency services for reference and assistance.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a user, I want the car crash notification to automatically provide my medical information to emergency services, ensuring that they have essential details to assist me in case of injury.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Automatic Medical Information Sharing Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to automatically provide my medical information to emergency services, ensuring that they have essential details to assist me in case of injury. Acceptance Criteria: The Securitas Direct mobile app should have a feature that allows users to input and store their medical information, such as allergies, medical conditions, and emergency contacts. In the event of a car crash notification, the app should automatically share this medical information with emergency services to assist in providing appropriate care. Scenario 1: Inputting Medical Information Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I access the app settings And I want to input and store my medical information Then the app should provide fields for me to enter details such as allergies, medical conditions, medications, and emergency contacts. Scenario 2: Automatic Sharing of Medical Information Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have stored my medical information in the app When a car crash notification is triggered Then the app should automatically share my medical information with emergency services And the information should be accessible to medical responders on arrival. Scenario 3: Verifying Medical Information Sharing Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have stored my medical information in the app When a car crash notification is triggered and my medical information is automatically shared Then the app should provide confirmation that my medical information has been sent to emergency services for reference and assistance.</s>

As a user, I want the car crash notification to automatically send a notification to my designated emergency contacts, informing them of the situation.

Scrum User Story: Automatic Notification to Emergency Contacts Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to automatically send a notification to my designated emergency contacts, informing them of the situation. Acceptance Criteria: The Securitas Direct mobile app should allow users to designate emergency contacts within the app. In the event of a car crash notification, the app should automatically send a notification to these designated emergency contacts, informing them of the situation. Scenario 1: Designating Emergency Contacts Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I access the app settings And I want to designate emergency contacts Then the app should provide fields for me to input contact information for my designated emergency contacts. Scenario 2: Automatic Notification to Emergency Contacts Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have designated emergency contacts in the app When a car crash notification is triggered Then the app should automatically send a notification to my designated emergency contacts And the notification should inform them of the situation and provide details about the crash. Scenario 3: Emergency Contacts Confirmation Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have designated emergency contacts in the app When a car crash notification is triggered and notifications are sent to my emergency contacts Then the app should provide confirmation that notifications have been successfully delivered to my designated emergency contacts.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a user, I want the car crash notification to automatically send a notification to my designated emergency contacts, informing them of the situation.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Automatic Notification to Emergency Contacts Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to automatically send a notification to my designated emergency contacts, informing them of the situation. Acceptance Criteria: The Securitas Direct mobile app should allow users to designate emergency contacts within the app. In the event of a car crash notification, the app should automatically send a notification to these designated emergency contacts, informing them of the situation. Scenario 1: Designating Emergency Contacts Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed When I access the app settings And I want to designate emergency contacts Then the app should provide fields for me to input contact information for my designated emergency contacts. Scenario 2: Automatic Notification to Emergency Contacts Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have designated emergency contacts in the app When a car crash notification is triggered Then the app should automatically send a notification to my designated emergency contacts And the notification should inform them of the situation and provide details about the crash. Scenario 3: Emergency Contacts Confirmation Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have designated emergency contacts in the app When a car crash notification is triggered and notifications are sent to my emergency contacts Then the app should provide confirmation that notifications have been successfully delivered to my designated emergency contacts.</s>

As a user, I want to receive car crash notifications with the option to share the notification with family members or other trusted individuals, ensuring that they are aware of the situation.

Scrum User Story: Sharing Car Crash Notifications with Family Description: As a user, I want to receive car crash notifications with the option to share the notification with family members or other trusted individuals, ensuring that they are aware of the situation. Acceptance Criteria: The Securitas Direct mobile app should allow users to share car crash notifications with family members or trusted individuals. Users should have the option to select specific contacts to receive the notification. Scenario 1: Sharing Car Crash Notification with Family Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification When I open the notification Then the app should provide an option to share the notification with family members or trusted individuals And I should be able to select specific contacts to receive the notification. Scenario 2: Sharing Notification Details with Chosen Contacts Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have chosen to share a car crash notification with specific contacts When I confirm the sharing of the notification Then the app should send the notification details to the selected contacts And the shared notification should inform them of the situation and provide crash details. Scenario 3: Notification Sharing Confirmation Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have chosen to share a car crash notification with specific contacts When the notification is successfully shared with the selected contacts Then the app should provide confirmation that the notification has been sent to the chosen individuals.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a user, I want to receive car crash notifications with the option to share the notification with family members or other trusted individuals, ensuring that they are aware of the situation.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Sharing Car Crash Notifications with Family Description: As a user, I want to receive car crash notifications with the option to share the notification with family members or other trusted individuals, ensuring that they are aware of the situation. Acceptance Criteria: The Securitas Direct mobile app should allow users to share car crash notifications with family members or trusted individuals. Users should have the option to select specific contacts to receive the notification. Scenario 1: Sharing Car Crash Notification with Family Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification When I open the notification Then the app should provide an option to share the notification with family members or trusted individuals And I should be able to select specific contacts to receive the notification. Scenario 2: Sharing Notification Details with Chosen Contacts Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have chosen to share a car crash notification with specific contacts When I confirm the sharing of the notification Then the app should send the notification details to the selected contacts And the shared notification should inform them of the situation and provide crash details. Scenario 3: Notification Sharing Confirmation Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have chosen to share a car crash notification with specific contacts When the notification is successfully shared with the selected contacts Then the app should provide confirmation that the notification has been sent to the chosen individuals.</s>

As a user, I want the car crash notification to include an option to call a family member or trusted contact directly from the notification for immediate support.

Scrum User Story: Direct Contact Option for Family Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to include an option to call a family member or trusted contact directly from the notification for immediate support. Acceptance Criteria: When a car crash notification is received, it should include an option to call a family member or trusted contact directly from the notification. Users should be able to select a contact and initiate the call without leaving the notification. Scenario 1: Calling a Family Member or Trusted Contact Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification When I open the notification Then the app should provide an option to call a family member or trusted contact directly from the notification And I should be able to select a contact and initiate the call with a single tap. Scenario 2: Immediate Support Call Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have selected a family member or trusted contact to call in case of a car crash When I initiate the call from the notification Then the app should immediately initiate the call to the selected contact for immediate support And I should be able to communicate my situation to them.

<s>[INST]Generate 2 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a user, I want the car crash notification to include an option to call a family member or trusted contact directly from the notification for immediate support.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Direct Contact Option for Family Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to include an option to call a family member or trusted contact directly from the notification for immediate support. Acceptance Criteria: When a car crash notification is received, it should include an option to call a family member or trusted contact directly from the notification. Users should be able to select a contact and initiate the call without leaving the notification. Scenario 1: Calling a Family Member or Trusted Contact Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification When I open the notification Then the app should provide an option to call a family member or trusted contact directly from the notification And I should be able to select a contact and initiate the call with a single tap. Scenario 2: Immediate Support Call Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have selected a family member or trusted contact to call in case of a car crash When I initiate the call from the notification Then the app should immediately initiate the call to the selected contact for immediate support And I should be able to communicate my situation to them.</s>

As a user, I want the car crash notification to provide guidance on what to do while waiting for emergency services to arrive, ensuring that I can take appropriate actions to address the situation.

Scrum User Story: Guidance While Waiting for Emergency Services Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to provide guidance on what to do while waiting for emergency services to arrive, ensuring that I can take appropriate actions to address the situation. Acceptance Criteria: When a car crash notification is received, it should include guidance on what to do while waiting for emergency services to arrive at the crash scene. This guidance should include steps to ensure the safety and well-being of those involved in the crash. Scenario 1: Displaying Guidance While Waiting Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification When I open the notification Then the app should display guidance on what to do while waiting for emergency services to arrive at the crash scene And the guidance should include steps to ensure safety and well-being. Scenario 2: Following Guidance While Waiting Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have received a car crash notification with guidance on what to do while waiting When I follow the provided guidance in response to a car crash Then the app's instructions should help me take appropriate actions to address the situation while waiting for emergency services And I should feel more prepared and in control.

<s>[INST]Generate 2 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a user, I want the car crash notification to provide guidance on what to do while waiting for emergency services to arrive, ensuring that I can take appropriate actions to address the situation.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Guidance While Waiting for Emergency Services Description: As a user, I want the car crash notification to provide guidance on what to do while waiting for emergency services to arrive, ensuring that I can take appropriate actions to address the situation. Acceptance Criteria: When a car crash notification is received, it should include guidance on what to do while waiting for emergency services to arrive at the crash scene. This guidance should include steps to ensure the safety and well-being of those involved in the crash. Scenario 1: Displaying Guidance While Waiting Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I receive a car crash notification When I open the notification Then the app should display guidance on what to do while waiting for emergency services to arrive at the crash scene And the guidance should include steps to ensure safety and well-being. Scenario 2: Following Guidance While Waiting Given that I am a user with the Securitas Direct mobile app installed And I have received a car crash notification with guidance on what to do while waiting When I follow the provided guidance in response to a car crash Then the app's instructions should help me take appropriate actions to address the situation while waiting for emergency services And I should feel more prepared and in control.</s>

As a customer, I want to have the option to receive email notifications for system alerts and updates.

Scrum User Story: Email Notifications for Customers Description: As a customer, I want to have the option to receive email notifications for system alerts and updates. This will keep me informed about the status of my security system and any important information from Securitas Direct. Criteria of acceptance: Customers should have the ability to enable or disable email notifications. Email notifications should include system alerts, service updates, and important announcements. Gherkin Scenarios: Scenario 1: Enabling Email Notifications Given that I am a customer When I log in to my account And I navigate to the notification settings Then I should be able to enable email notifications Scenario 2: Receiving System Alerts via Email Given that I am a customer with email notifications enabled When there is a system alert, such as an alarm trigger Then I should receive an email notification with details of the alert Scenario 3: Receiving Service Updates via Email Given that I am a customer with email notifications enabled When there is a service update or important announcement from Securitas Direct Then I should receive an email notification with the relevant information

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a customer, I want to have the option to receive email notifications for system alerts and updates.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Email Notifications for Customers Description: As a customer, I want to have the option to receive email notifications for system alerts and updates. This will keep me informed about the status of my security system and any important information from Securitas Direct. Criteria of acceptance: Customers should have the ability to enable or disable email notifications. Email notifications should include system alerts, service updates, and important announcements. Gherkin Scenarios: Scenario 1: Enabling Email Notifications Given that I am a customer When I log in to my account And I navigate to the notification settings Then I should be able to enable email notifications Scenario 2: Receiving System Alerts via Email Given that I am a customer with email notifications enabled When there is a system alert, such as an alarm trigger Then I should receive an email notification with details of the alert Scenario 3: Receiving Service Updates via Email Given that I am a customer with email notifications enabled When there is a service update or important announcement from Securitas Direct Then I should receive an email notification with the relevant information</s>

As a customer, I want to have a mobile app that provides a user-friendly interface for managing my security system.

Scrum User Story: User-Friendly Mobile App Description: As a customer, I want to have a mobile app that provides a user-friendly interface for managing my security system. This will make it easier for me to control and monitor my home security on the go. Criteria of acceptance: The mobile app should be available for both iOS and Android devices. The app should provide easy access to arming and disarming the security system. Customers should be able to view live camera feeds and receive real-time alerts. Gherkin Scenarios: Scenario 1: Installing the Mobile App Given that I am a customer When I have a compatible smartphone And I download and install the Securitas Direct mobile app Then I should be able to launch the app Scenario 2: Arming and Disarming Security System via App Given that I am a customer with the mobile app installed When I open the app And select the 'Arm' or 'Disarm' option Then the security system should be armed or disarmed accordingly And I should receive a confirmation notification via the app Scenario 3: Viewing Live Camera Feeds via App Given that I am a customer with the mobile app installed When I open the app And select the 'Live Camera Feeds' option Then the app should display live video feeds from connected cameras And I should be able to view and control the camera feeds

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a customer, I want to have a mobile app that provides a user-friendly interface for managing my security system.[/INST]Scrum User Story: User-Friendly Mobile App Description: As a customer, I want to have a mobile app that provides a user-friendly interface for managing my security system. This will make it easier for me to control and monitor my home security on the go. Criteria of acceptance: The mobile app should be available for both iOS and Android devices. The app should provide easy access to arming and disarming the security system. Customers should be able to view live camera feeds and receive real-time alerts. Gherkin Scenarios: Scenario 1: Installing the Mobile App Given that I am a customer When I have a compatible smartphone And I download and install the Securitas Direct mobile app Then I should be able to launch the app Scenario 2: Arming and Disarming Security System via App Given that I am a customer with the mobile app installed When I open the app And select the 'Arm' or 'Disarm' option Then the security system should be armed or disarmed accordingly And I should receive a confirmation notification via the app Scenario 3: Viewing Live Camera Feeds via App Given that I am a customer with the mobile app installed When I open the app And select the 'Live Camera Feeds' option Then the app should display live video feeds from connected cameras And I should be able to view and control the camera feeds</s>

As a customer, I want the ability to schedule temporary access codes for guests or service personnel.

Scrum User Story: Temporary Access Codes for Customers Description: As a customer, I want the ability to schedule temporary access codes for guests or service personnel. This will allow me to provide limited access to my property without compromising security. Criteria of acceptance: Customers should be able to create temporary access codes with specified start and end times. Temporary access codes should only be valid during the scheduled period. Customers should receive notifications when temporary access codes are used. Gherkin Scenarios: Scenario 1: Creating Temporary Access Codes Given that I am a customer When I access the access code settings And I want to create a temporary access code for a guest or service personnel Then I should be able to specify the start and end times for the code Scenario 2: Using Temporary Access Codes Given that I am a customer with a created temporary access code When the scheduled time for the code arrives And someone enters the code to access my property Then I should receive a notification about the code usage Scenario 3: Deactivating Temporary Access Codes Given that I am a customer with a created temporary access code When the scheduled end time for the code passes And I access the access code settings Then I should be able to deactivate or delete the temporary access code

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a customer, I want the ability to schedule temporary access codes for guests or service personnel.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Temporary Access Codes for Customers Description: As a customer, I want the ability to schedule temporary access codes for guests or service personnel. This will allow me to provide limited access to my property without compromising security. Criteria of acceptance: Customers should be able to create temporary access codes with specified start and end times. Temporary access codes should only be valid during the scheduled period. Customers should receive notifications when temporary access codes are used. Gherkin Scenarios: Scenario 1: Creating Temporary Access Codes Given that I am a customer When I access the access code settings And I want to create a temporary access code for a guest or service personnel Then I should be able to specify the start and end times for the code Scenario 2: Using Temporary Access Codes Given that I am a customer with a created temporary access code When the scheduled time for the code arrives And someone enters the code to access my property Then I should receive a notification about the code usage Scenario 3: Deactivating Temporary Access Codes Given that I am a customer with a created temporary access code When the scheduled end time for the code passes And I access the access code settings Then I should be able to deactivate or delete the temporary access code</s>

As a customer, I want to have a backup power source for my security system to ensure continuous operation during power outages.

Scrum User Story: Backup Power for Security System Description: As a customer, I want to have a backup power source for my security system to ensure continuous operation during power outages. This will provide peace of mind knowing that my security system remains active even when the main power supply is interrupted. Criteria of acceptance: The security system should have a backup power source, such as a battery or generator. The backup power source should be capable of providing power for an extended period during an outage. Customers should receive notifications when the main power supply is interrupted and when the backup power source is in use. Gherkin Scenarios: Scenario 1: Detecting Power Outages Given that I am a customer When a power outage occurs And my security system detects the interruption in the main power supply Then I should receive a notification about the power outage Scenario 2: Activating Backup Power Given that I am a customer with a backup power source When the main power supply is interrupted And my security system activates the backup power source Then the security system should continue to function normally Scenario 3: Monitoring Backup Power Level Given that I am a customer with a backup power source When the backup power source is in use And the power outage continues And the backup power level becomes critical Then I should receive a notification about the low backup power level

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a customer, I want to have a backup power source for my security system to ensure continuous operation during power outages.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Backup Power for Security System Description: As a customer, I want to have a backup power source for my security system to ensure continuous operation during power outages. This will provide peace of mind knowing that my security system remains active even when the main power supply is interrupted. Criteria of acceptance: The security system should have a backup power source, such as a battery or generator. The backup power source should be capable of providing power for an extended period during an outage. Customers should receive notifications when the main power supply is interrupted and when the backup power source is in use. Gherkin Scenarios: Scenario 1: Detecting Power Outages Given that I am a customer When a power outage occurs And my security system detects the interruption in the main power supply Then I should receive a notification about the power outage Scenario 2: Activating Backup Power Given that I am a customer with a backup power source When the main power supply is interrupted And my security system activates the backup power source Then the security system should continue to function normally Scenario 3: Monitoring Backup Power Level Given that I am a customer with a backup power source When the backup power source is in use And the power outage continues And the backup power level becomes critical Then I should receive a notification about the low backup power level</s>

As a customer, I want to be able to customize the sensitivity of motion sensors to reduce false alarms.

Scrum User Story: Customizable Motion Sensor Sensitivity Description: As a customer, I want to be able to customize the sensitivity of motion sensors to reduce false alarms. This will allow me to fine-tune the sensor settings based on my home environment and preferences. Criteria of acceptance: Customers should have the option to adjust the sensitivity of motion sensors through the control panel or mobile app. The adjustments should range from low to high sensitivity levels. Changes to sensitivity settings should take effect immediately. Gherkin Scenarios: Scenario 1: Adjusting Motion Sensor Sensitivity via Control Panel Given that I am a customer When I access the security system control panel And I want to adjust the sensitivity of a motion sensor Then I should be able to select a sensitivity level (low, medium, high) And the sensor should immediately operate at the selected sensitivity level Scenario 2: Adjusting Motion Sensor Sensitivity via Mobile App Given that I am a customer with the mobile app installed When I open the app And navigate to the motion sensor settings Then I should be able to adjust the sensitivity of a motion sensor And the sensor should immediately operate at the selected sensitivity level Scenario 3: Verifying Sensor Sensitivity Given that I am a customer with adjusted motion sensor sensitivity When I trigger the motion sensor under the new sensitivity settings Then the sensor should respond based on the selected sensitivity level And I should receive a notification if an alarm is triggered

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a customer, I want to be able to customize the sensitivity of motion sensors to reduce false alarms.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Customizable Motion Sensor Sensitivity Description: As a customer, I want to be able to customize the sensitivity of motion sensors to reduce false alarms. This will allow me to fine-tune the sensor settings based on my home environment and preferences. Criteria of acceptance: Customers should have the option to adjust the sensitivity of motion sensors through the control panel or mobile app. The adjustments should range from low to high sensitivity levels. Changes to sensitivity settings should take effect immediately. Gherkin Scenarios: Scenario 1: Adjusting Motion Sensor Sensitivity via Control Panel Given that I am a customer When I access the security system control panel And I want to adjust the sensitivity of a motion sensor Then I should be able to select a sensitivity level (low, medium, high) And the sensor should immediately operate at the selected sensitivity level Scenario 2: Adjusting Motion Sensor Sensitivity via Mobile App Given that I am a customer with the mobile app installed When I open the app And navigate to the motion sensor settings Then I should be able to adjust the sensitivity of a motion sensor And the sensor should immediately operate at the selected sensitivity level Scenario 3: Verifying Sensor Sensitivity Given that I am a customer with adjusted motion sensor sensitivity When I trigger the motion sensor under the new sensitivity settings Then the sensor should respond based on the selected sensitivity level And I should receive a notification if an alarm is triggered</s>

As a customer, I want to receive notifications on my mobile device when the security system detects unauthorized entry or suspicious activity.

Scrum User Story: Intrusion Detection Notifications for Customers Description: As a customer, I want to receive notifications on my mobile device when the security system detects unauthorized entry or suspicious activity. This will help me take immediate action in case of an intrusion. Criteria of acceptance: Customers should have the option to enable intrusion detection notifications. Notifications should include details about the triggered sensor or event. Notifications should be sent to the customer's mobile device in real-time. Gherkin Scenarios: Scenario 1: Enabling Intrusion Detection Notifications Given that I am a customer When I access the security system settings And I want to enable intrusion detection notifications Then I should be able to toggle the notifications on or off Scenario 2: Receiving Intrusion Detection Notifications Given that I am a customer with intrusion detection notifications enabled When the security system detects unauthorized entry or suspicious activity Then I should receive a real-time notification on my mobile device And the notification should include details about the triggered sensor or event Scenario 3: Taking Action Based on Notification Given that I am a customer who received an intrusion detection notification When I receive the notification And confirm the security breach Then I should follow the appropriate action, such as contacting the authorities or checking the live camera feed

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a customer, I want to receive notifications on my mobile device when the security system detects unauthorized entry or suspicious activity.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Intrusion Detection Notifications for Customers Description: As a customer, I want to receive notifications on my mobile device when the security system detects unauthorized entry or suspicious activity. This will help me take immediate action in case of an intrusion. Criteria of acceptance: Customers should have the option to enable intrusion detection notifications. Notifications should include details about the triggered sensor or event. Notifications should be sent to the customer's mobile device in real-time. Gherkin Scenarios: Scenario 1: Enabling Intrusion Detection Notifications Given that I am a customer When I access the security system settings And I want to enable intrusion detection notifications Then I should be able to toggle the notifications on or off Scenario 2: Receiving Intrusion Detection Notifications Given that I am a customer with intrusion detection notifications enabled When the security system detects unauthorized entry or suspicious activity Then I should receive a real-time notification on my mobile device And the notification should include details about the triggered sensor or event Scenario 3: Taking Action Based on Notification Given that I am a customer who received an intrusion detection notification When I receive the notification And confirm the security breach Then I should follow the appropriate action, such as contacting the authorities or checking the live camera feed</s>

As a customer, I want to have a keypad or key fob for convenient arming and disarming of my security system.

Scrum User Story: Keypad/Key Fob for Customers Description: As a customer, I want to have a keypad or key fob for convenient arming and disarming of my security system. This will provide a quick and easy way to control my security system when entering or leaving my property. Criteria of acceptance: Customers should have the option to purchase a keypad or key fob from Securitas Direct. The keypad or key fob should be compatible with the security system. The keypad or key fob should allow customers to arm and disarm the security system with a secure PIN or key code. Gherkin Scenarios: Scenario 1: Purchasing a Keypad or Key Fob Given that I am a customer When I want to purchase a keypad or key fob for my security system And I contact Securitas Direct for the purchase Then I should receive information about the available options And I should be able to place an order for the selected device Scenario 2: Installing and Syncing the Keypad/Key Fob Given that I am a customer with a newly purchased keypad or key fob When I receive the device And follow the provided instructions to install and sync it with my security system Then the device should be ready for use with my security system Scenario 3: Arming and Disarming with the Keypad/Key Fob Given that I am a customer with a synced keypad or key fob When I use the device to arm or disarm my security system And I enter the correct PIN or key code Then the security system should respond accordingly by arming or disarming

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a customer, I want to have a keypad or key fob for convenient arming and disarming of my security system.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Keypad/Key Fob for Customers Description: As a customer, I want to have a keypad or key fob for convenient arming and disarming of my security system. This will provide a quick and easy way to control my security system when entering or leaving my property. Criteria of acceptance: Customers should have the option to purchase a keypad or key fob from Securitas Direct. The keypad or key fob should be compatible with the security system. The keypad or key fob should allow customers to arm and disarm the security system with a secure PIN or key code. Gherkin Scenarios: Scenario 1: Purchasing a Keypad or Key Fob Given that I am a customer When I want to purchase a keypad or key fob for my security system And I contact Securitas Direct for the purchase Then I should receive information about the available options And I should be able to place an order for the selected device Scenario 2: Installing and Syncing the Keypad/Key Fob Given that I am a customer with a newly purchased keypad or key fob When I receive the device And follow the provided instructions to install and sync it with my security system Then the device should be ready for use with my security system Scenario 3: Arming and Disarming with the Keypad/Key Fob Given that I am a customer with a synced keypad or key fob When I use the device to arm or disarm my security system And I enter the correct PIN or key code Then the security system should respond accordingly by arming or disarming</s>

As a customer, I want the ability to receive push notifications on my smartphone when my security system is armed or disarmed.

Scrum User Story: Arm/Disarm Notifications for Customers Description: As a customer, I want the ability to receive push notifications on my smartphone when my security system is armed or disarmed. This will provide real-time confirmation and peace of mind about the status of my security system. Criteria of acceptance: Customers should have the option to enable arm/disarm notifications. Notifications should be sent to the customer's mobile device in real-time when the security system is armed or disarmed. The notifications should include details about who initiated the action. Gherkin Scenarios: Scenario 1: Enabling Arm/Disarm Notifications Given that I am a customer When I access the security system settings And I want to enable arm/disarm notifications Then I should be able to toggle the notifications on or off Scenario 2: Receiving Arm Notification Given that I am a customer with arm notifications enabled When someone arms the security system, such as a family member or myself Then I should receive a real-time notification on my mobile device And the notification should indicate who initiated the action Scenario 3: Receiving Disarm Notification Given that I am a customer with disarm notifications enabled When someone disarms the security system, such as a family member or myself Then I should receive a real-time notification on my mobile device And the notification should indicate who initiated the action

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a customer, I want the ability to receive push notifications on my smartphone when my security system is armed or disarmed.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Arm/Disarm Notifications for Customers Description: As a customer, I want the ability to receive push notifications on my smartphone when my security system is armed or disarmed. This will provide real-time confirmation and peace of mind about the status of my security system. Criteria of acceptance: Customers should have the option to enable arm/disarm notifications. Notifications should be sent to the customer's mobile device in real-time when the security system is armed or disarmed. The notifications should include details about who initiated the action. Gherkin Scenarios: Scenario 1: Enabling Arm/Disarm Notifications Given that I am a customer When I access the security system settings And I want to enable arm/disarm notifications Then I should be able to toggle the notifications on or off Scenario 2: Receiving Arm Notification Given that I am a customer with arm notifications enabled When someone arms the security system, such as a family member or myself Then I should receive a real-time notification on my mobile device And the notification should indicate who initiated the action Scenario 3: Receiving Disarm Notification Given that I am a customer with disarm notifications enabled When someone disarms the security system, such as a family member or myself Then I should receive a real-time notification on my mobile device And the notification should indicate who initiated the action</s>

As a customer, I want the ability to customize the names and labels for sensors in my security system for easier identification.

Scrum User Story: Custom Sensor Labels for Customers Description: As a customer, I want the ability to customize the names and labels for sensors in my security system for easier identification. This will help me quickly recognize and manage individual sensors. Criteria of acceptance: Customers should be able to access sensor settings and rename each sensor. The changes in sensor names and labels should be reflected in the system's user interface. Customers should also be able to reset sensor names to their default labels. Gherkin Scenarios: Scenario 1: Customizing Sensor Labels Given that I am a customer When I access the security system settings And I navigate to the sensor settings Then I should be able to select a sensor And rename it to a custom label of my choice Scenario 2: Viewing Custom Sensor Labels Given that I am a customer who customized sensor labels When I access the security system settings And view the list of sensors Then the sensors should display the custom labels I assigned Scenario 3: Resetting Sensor Labels Given that I am a customer who customized sensor labels When I access the security system settings And want to reset a sensor label to its default Then I should have the option to reset the label to the default sensor name

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a customer, I want the ability to customize the names and labels for sensors in my security system for easier identification.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Custom Sensor Labels for Customers Description: As a customer, I want the ability to customize the names and labels for sensors in my security system for easier identification. This will help me quickly recognize and manage individual sensors. Criteria of acceptance: Customers should be able to access sensor settings and rename each sensor. The changes in sensor names and labels should be reflected in the system's user interface. Customers should also be able to reset sensor names to their default labels. Gherkin Scenarios: Scenario 1: Customizing Sensor Labels Given that I am a customer When I access the security system settings And I navigate to the sensor settings Then I should be able to select a sensor And rename it to a custom label of my choice Scenario 2: Viewing Custom Sensor Labels Given that I am a customer who customized sensor labels When I access the security system settings And view the list of sensors Then the sensors should display the custom labels I assigned Scenario 3: Resetting Sensor Labels Given that I am a customer who customized sensor labels When I access the security system settings And want to reset a sensor label to its default Then I should have the option to reset the label to the default sensor name</s>

As a customer, I want to have the option to add or remove additional users who can access and control the security system.

Scrum User Story: User Management for Customers Description: As a customer, I want to have the option to add or remove additional users who can access and control the security system. This will allow me to grant access to family members or trusted individuals and revoke access when needed. Criteria of acceptance: Customers should have the ability to add new users with specified access rights and permissions. Customers should also be able to remove or deactivate user accounts. Changes in user access should be reflected in the security system's user interface. Gherkin Scenarios: Scenario 1: Adding a New User Given that I am a customer When I access the user management settings And I want to add a new user with access to the security system Then I should be able to specify the user's details and access rights Scenario 2: Removing a User Given that I am a customer with added users When I access the user management settings And I want to remove or deactivate a user's access Then I should be able to select the user and remove or deactivate their account Scenario 3: Verifying User Access Given that I am a customer with added or removed users When I access the security system settings And view the list of users with access rights Then the list should accurately reflect the added or removed users

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a customer, I want to have the option to add or remove additional users who can access and control the security system.[/INST]Scrum User Story: User Management for Customers Description: As a customer, I want to have the option to add or remove additional users who can access and control the security system. This will allow me to grant access to family members or trusted individuals and revoke access when needed. Criteria of acceptance: Customers should have the ability to add new users with specified access rights and permissions. Customers should also be able to remove or deactivate user accounts. Changes in user access should be reflected in the security system's user interface. Gherkin Scenarios: Scenario 1: Adding a New User Given that I am a customer When I access the user management settings And I want to add a new user with access to the security system Then I should be able to specify the user's details and access rights Scenario 2: Removing a User Given that I am a customer with added users When I access the user management settings And I want to remove or deactivate a user's access Then I should be able to select the user and remove or deactivate their account Scenario 3: Verifying User Access Given that I am a customer with added or removed users When I access the security system settings And view the list of users with access rights Then the list should accurately reflect the added or removed users</s>

As a customer, I want the ability to configure and receive notifications for low battery levels in sensors and devices.

Scrum User Story: Low Battery Notifications for Customers Description: As a customer, I want the ability to configure and receive notifications for low battery levels in sensors and devices. This will help me ensure that all components of my security system are functioning properly. Criteria of acceptance: Customers should have the option to enable low battery notifications for individual sensors and devices. Notifications should be sent when the battery level of a sensor or device reaches a predefined threshold. Notifications should indicate which sensor or device has a low battery. Gherkin Scenarios: Scenario 1: Enabling Low Battery Notifications Given that I am a customer When I access the sensor/device settings And I want to enable low battery notifications for a specific sensor or device Then I should be able to toggle the notifications on or off for that sensor/device Scenario 2: Receiving Low Battery Notification Given that I am a customer with low battery notifications enabled When the battery level of a sensor or device reaches the predefined threshold Then I should receive a notification on my mobile device And the notification should indicate which sensor or device has a low battery level Scenario 3: Replacing Low Batteries Given that I am a customer who received a low battery notification When I receive the notification And verify that a sensor or device has a low battery Then I should replace the battery of the affected sensor or device And confirm the replacement in the system settings

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a customer, I want the ability to configure and receive notifications for low battery levels in sensors and devices.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Low Battery Notifications for Customers Description: As a customer, I want the ability to configure and receive notifications for low battery levels in sensors and devices. This will help me ensure that all components of my security system are functioning properly. Criteria of acceptance: Customers should have the option to enable low battery notifications for individual sensors and devices. Notifications should be sent when the battery level of a sensor or device reaches a predefined threshold. Notifications should indicate which sensor or device has a low battery. Gherkin Scenarios: Scenario 1: Enabling Low Battery Notifications Given that I am a customer When I access the sensor/device settings And I want to enable low battery notifications for a specific sensor or device Then I should be able to toggle the notifications on or off for that sensor/device Scenario 2: Receiving Low Battery Notification Given that I am a customer with low battery notifications enabled When the battery level of a sensor or device reaches the predefined threshold Then I should receive a notification on my mobile device And the notification should indicate which sensor or device has a low battery level Scenario 3: Replacing Low Batteries Given that I am a customer who received a low battery notification When I receive the notification And verify that a sensor or device has a low battery Then I should replace the battery of the affected sensor or device And confirm the replacement in the system settings</s>

As a customer, I want the ability to set up and manage automation scenarios for my smart home devices, such as turning on lights when motion is detected.

Scrum User Story: Automation Scenarios for Customers Description: As a customer, I want the ability to set up and manage automation scenarios for my smart home devices, such as turning on lights when motion is detected. This will allow me to create custom automation scenarios that enhance the convenience and efficiency of my smart home. Criteria of acceptance: The security system should provide customers with the ability to set up and manage automation scenarios. Customers should be able to specify triggers and actions for each automation scenario. Automation scenarios should support a wide range of smart home devices. Gherkin Scenarios: Scenario 1: Create Automation Scenarios Given that I am a customer When I access the automation scenario settings And I want to create custom automation scenarios for my smart home devices Then I should be able to specify triggers and actions for each scenario Scenario 2: Define Trigger Events Given that I am a customer with created automation scenarios When I want to define trigger events that initiate automation scenarios And I access the scenario settings Then I should be able to specify triggers such as motion detection, door/window sensor activation, or specific times Scenario 3: Specify Actions Given that I am a customer with created automation scenarios When I want to specify actions that occur when a trigger event occurs And I access the scenario settings Then I should be able to configure actions like turning on or off lights, adjusting thermostat settings, or locking doors

<s>[INST]Generate 5 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a customer, I want the ability to set up and manage automation scenarios for my smart home devices, such as turning on lights when motion is detected.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Automation Scenarios for Customers Description: As a customer, I want the ability to set up and manage automation scenarios for my smart home devices, such as turning on lights when motion is detected. This will allow me to create custom automation scenarios that enhance the convenience and efficiency of my smart home. Criteria of acceptance: The security system should provide customers with the ability to set up and manage automation scenarios. Customers should be able to specify triggers and actions for each automation scenario. Automation scenarios should support a wide range of smart home devices. Gherkin Scenarios: Scenario 1: Create Automation Scenarios Given that I am a customer When I access the automation scenario settings And I want to create custom automation scenarios for my smart home devices Then I should be able to specify triggers and actions for each scenario Scenario 2: Define Trigger Events Given that I am a customer with created automation scenarios When I want to define trigger events that initiate automation scenarios And I access the scenario settings Then I should be able to specify triggers such as motion detection, door/window sensor activation, or specific times Scenario 3: Specify Actions Given that I am a customer with created automation scenarios When I want to specify actions that occur when a trigger event occurs And I access the scenario settings Then I should be able to configure actions like turning on or off lights, adjusting thermostat settings, or locking doors</s>

As a customer, I want to receive email notifications for my security system alerts, so that I can stay informed about any security events.

Scrum User Story: Email Notifications for Customers Description: As a customer, I want to receive email notifications for my security system alerts, so that I can stay informed about any security events. Acceptance Criteria: Customers should be able to configure their notification preferences to include email alerts for security events. The emails should include relevant information about the event, such as date, time, and nature of the alert. Scenario 1: Configuring Email Notifications Given that I am a customer When I access the notification settings And I want to receive email alerts for security events Then I should be able to enable email notifications And specify the email address where I want to receive alerts. Scenario 2: Receiving Email Alerts Given that I am a customer with email notifications enabled When a security event occurs, such as an alarm or sensor trigger Then I should receive an email notification with details about the event.

<s>[INST]Generate 2 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a customer, I want to receive email notifications for my security system alerts, so that I can stay informed about any security events.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Email Notifications for Customers Description: As a customer, I want to receive email notifications for my security system alerts, so that I can stay informed about any security events. Acceptance Criteria: Customers should be able to configure their notification preferences to include email alerts for security events. The emails should include relevant information about the event, such as date, time, and nature of the alert. Scenario 1: Configuring Email Notifications Given that I am a customer When I access the notification settings And I want to receive email alerts for security events Then I should be able to enable email notifications And specify the email address where I want to receive alerts. Scenario 2: Receiving Email Alerts Given that I am a customer with email notifications enabled When a security event occurs, such as an alarm or sensor trigger Then I should receive an email notification with details about the event.</s>

As a customer, I want to be able to schedule temporary access codes for visitors, so that I can grant temporary access to my home when needed.

Scrum User Story: Temporary Access Codes for Customers Description: As a customer, I want to be able to schedule temporary access codes for visitors, so that I can grant temporary access to my home when needed. Acceptance Criteria: Customers should have the ability to create and schedule temporary access codes for the security system's keypad or smart lock. Temporary access codes should have a specified start and end date. The security system should log when temporary access codes are used. Scenario 1: Creating Temporary Access Codes Given that I am a customer When I access the access code settings And I want to create a temporary access code Then I should be able to specify the start and end date for the code And assign the code to a specific keypad or smart lock. Scenario 2: Using Temporary Access Codes Given that I am a customer with a scheduled temporary access code When the specified start date arrives Then the temporary access code should become active And visitors should be able to use the code to enter my home.

<s>[INST]Generate 2 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a customer, I want to be able to schedule temporary access codes for visitors, so that I can grant temporary access to my home when needed.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Temporary Access Codes for Customers Description: As a customer, I want to be able to schedule temporary access codes for visitors, so that I can grant temporary access to my home when needed. Acceptance Criteria: Customers should have the ability to create and schedule temporary access codes for the security system's keypad or smart lock. Temporary access codes should have a specified start and end date. The security system should log when temporary access codes are used. Scenario 1: Creating Temporary Access Codes Given that I am a customer When I access the access code settings And I want to create a temporary access code Then I should be able to specify the start and end date for the code And assign the code to a specific keypad or smart lock. Scenario 2: Using Temporary Access Codes Given that I am a customer with a scheduled temporary access code When the specified start date arrives Then the temporary access code should become active And visitors should be able to use the code to enter my home.</s>

As a customer, I want to be able to receive SMS notifications for security system alerts, so that I can quickly respond to any security events.

Scrum User Story: SMS Notifications for Customers Description: As a customer, I want to be able to receive SMS notifications for security system alerts, so that I can quickly respond to any security events. Acceptance Criteria: Customers should be able to configure their notification preferences to include SMS alerts for security events. SMS notifications should include concise information about the event. Scenario 1: Configuring SMS Notifications Given that I am a customer When I access the notification settings And I want to receive SMS alerts for security events Then I should be able to enable SMS notifications And specify the phone number where I want to receive alerts. Scenario 2: Receiving SMS Alerts Given that I am a customer with SMS notifications enabled When a security event occurs, such as an alarm or sensor trigger Then I should receive an SMS notification with brief details about the event.

<s>[INST]Generate 2 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a customer, I want to be able to receive SMS notifications for security system alerts, so that I can quickly respond to any security events.[/INST]Scrum User Story: SMS Notifications for Customers Description: As a customer, I want to be able to receive SMS notifications for security system alerts, so that I can quickly respond to any security events. Acceptance Criteria: Customers should be able to configure their notification preferences to include SMS alerts for security events. SMS notifications should include concise information about the event. Scenario 1: Configuring SMS Notifications Given that I am a customer When I access the notification settings And I want to receive SMS alerts for security events Then I should be able to enable SMS notifications And specify the phone number where I want to receive alerts. Scenario 2: Receiving SMS Alerts Given that I am a customer with SMS notifications enabled When a security event occurs, such as an alarm or sensor trigger Then I should receive an SMS notification with brief details about the event.</s>

As a customer, I want to be able to set up a duress code that triggers a silent alarm, so that I can discreetly alert authorities in case of an emergency.

Scrum User Story: Duress Code for Silent Alarm Description: As a customer, I want to be able to set up a duress code that triggers a silent alarm, so that I can discreetly alert authorities in case of an emergency. Acceptance Criteria: Customers should have the ability to set up a duress code in the security system. When the duress code is entered, it should trigger a silent alarm and alert the appropriate authorities without any visible or audible alarms within the home. Scenario 1: Setting up Duress Code Given that I am a customer When I access the security system settings And I want to set up a duress code Then I should be able to define a unique duress code And specify the action that should be taken when the code is entered. Scenario 2: Using Duress Code Given that I am a customer with a duress code set up When I enter the duress code on the keypad or mobile app Then a silent alarm should be triggered And authorities should be alerted discreetly.

<s>[INST]Generate 2 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a customer, I want to be able to set up a duress code that triggers a silent alarm, so that I can discreetly alert authorities in case of an emergency.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Duress Code for Silent Alarm Description: As a customer, I want to be able to set up a duress code that triggers a silent alarm, so that I can discreetly alert authorities in case of an emergency. Acceptance Criteria: Customers should have the ability to set up a duress code in the security system. When the duress code is entered, it should trigger a silent alarm and alert the appropriate authorities without any visible or audible alarms within the home. Scenario 1: Setting up Duress Code Given that I am a customer When I access the security system settings And I want to set up a duress code Then I should be able to define a unique duress code And specify the action that should be taken when the code is entered. Scenario 2: Using Duress Code Given that I am a customer with a duress code set up When I enter the duress code on the keypad or mobile app Then a silent alarm should be triggered And authorities should be alerted discreetly.</s>

As a customer, I want the ability to customize the sensitivity of motion sensors, so that I can reduce false alarms.

Scrum User Story: Motion Sensor Sensitivity Customization Description: As a customer, I want the ability to customize the sensitivity of motion sensors, so that I can reduce false alarms. Acceptance Criteria: Customers should be able to adjust the sensitivity settings of motion sensors through the security system settings. The sensitivity settings should include options for high, medium, and low sensitivity levels. Scenario 1: Customizing Motion Sensor Sensitivity Given that I am a customer When I access the motion sensor settings And I want to customize the sensitivity of a specific sensor Then I should be able to choose from high, medium, or low sensitivity levels for the sensor. Scenario 2: Testing Motion Sensor Sensitivity Given that I am a customer with customized sensitivity settings When I arm the security system And the motion sensor is triggered Then the sensor should only trigger an alarm if the sensitivity level matches the customized setting.

<s>[INST]Generate 2 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a customer, I want the ability to customize the sensitivity of motion sensors, so that I can reduce false alarms.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Motion Sensor Sensitivity Customization Description: As a customer, I want the ability to customize the sensitivity of motion sensors, so that I can reduce false alarms. Acceptance Criteria: Customers should be able to adjust the sensitivity settings of motion sensors through the security system settings. The sensitivity settings should include options for high, medium, and low sensitivity levels. Scenario 1: Customizing Motion Sensor Sensitivity Given that I am a customer When I access the motion sensor settings And I want to customize the sensitivity of a specific sensor Then I should be able to choose from high, medium, or low sensitivity levels for the sensor. Scenario 2: Testing Motion Sensor Sensitivity Given that I am a customer with customized sensitivity settings When I arm the security system And the motion sensor is triggered Then the sensor should only trigger an alarm if the sensitivity level matches the customized setting.</s>

As a customer, I want the ability to view a log of security events and system activity, so that I can review the history of my security system.

Scrum User Story: Security Event Log for Customers Description: As a customer, I want the ability to view a log of security events and system activity, so that I can review the history of my security system. Acceptance Criteria: Customers should have access to a security event log through the mobile app or website. The log should include a chronological record of security events, such as alarms, sensor triggers, and arming/disarming actions. Scenario 1: Accessing Security Event Log Given that I am a customer When I open the mobile app or website And I want to view the security event log Then I should be able to access the log from the main menu. Scenario 2: Viewing Security Event Details Given that I am a customer viewing the security event log When I select a specific security event from the log Then I should be able to view detailed information about the event, including date, time, location, and nature of the event.

<s>[INST]Generate 2 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a customer, I want the ability to view a log of security events and system activity, so that I can review the history of my security system.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Security Event Log for Customers Description: As a customer, I want the ability to view a log of security events and system activity, so that I can review the history of my security system. Acceptance Criteria: Customers should have access to a security event log through the mobile app or website. The log should include a chronological record of security events, such as alarms, sensor triggers, and arming/disarming actions. Scenario 1: Accessing Security Event Log Given that I am a customer When I open the mobile app or website And I want to view the security event log Then I should be able to access the log from the main menu. Scenario 2: Viewing Security Event Details Given that I am a customer viewing the security event log When I select a specific security event from the log Then I should be able to view detailed information about the event, including date, time, location, and nature of the event.</s>

As a customer, I want to be able to add and manage additional users for my security system, so that my family members or trusted individuals can also access and control the system.

Scrum User Story: User Management for Customers Description: As a customer, I want to be able to add and manage additional users for my security system, so that my family members or trusted individuals can also access and control the system. Acceptance Criteria: Customers should be able to add, edit, and delete user profiles for the security system. Each user should have a unique access code or login credentials. Scenario 1: Adding Additional Users Given that I am a customer When I access the user management settings And I want to add an additional user Then I should be able to create a new user profile And assign a unique access code or login credentials to the user. Scenario 2: Editing User Profiles Given that I am a customer with added users When I access the user management settings And I want to edit an existing user profile Then I should be able to modify user information, such as access codes or login credentials. Scenario 3: Deleting User Profiles Given that I am a customer with added users When I access the user management settings And I want to delete an existing user profile Then I should be able to remove the user profile from the system.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a customer, I want to be able to add and manage additional users for my security system, so that my family members or trusted individuals can also access and control the system.[/INST]Scrum User Story: User Management for Customers Description: As a customer, I want to be able to add and manage additional users for my security system, so that my family members or trusted individuals can also access and control the system. Acceptance Criteria: Customers should be able to add, edit, and delete user profiles for the security system. Each user should have a unique access code or login credentials. Scenario 1: Adding Additional Users Given that I am a customer When I access the user management settings And I want to add an additional user Then I should be able to create a new user profile And assign a unique access code or login credentials to the user. Scenario 2: Editing User Profiles Given that I am a customer with added users When I access the user management settings And I want to edit an existing user profile Then I should be able to modify user information, such as access codes or login credentials. Scenario 3: Deleting User Profiles Given that I am a customer with added users When I access the user management settings And I want to delete an existing user profile Then I should be able to remove the user profile from the system.</s>

As a customer, I want to be able to control my security system using voice commands through virtual assistants like Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant.

Scrum User Story: Voice Control for Customers Description: As a customer, I want to be able to control my security system using voice commands through virtual assistants like Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. Acceptance Criteria: Customers should be able to link their security system to virtual assistant devices and control system functions, such as arming and disarming, using voice commands. Voice commands should be secure and require user authentication. Scenario 1: Linking Security System to Virtual Assistant Given that I am a customer When I access the security system settings And I want to link the system to a virtual assistant device Then I should be able to follow the setup process for linking the two systems. Scenario 2: Arming and Disarming with Voice Commands Given that I am a customer with a linked virtual assistant When I use voice commands to arm or disarm the security system Then the system should recognize the voice command And ask for user authentication, such as a PIN or biometric confirmation. Scenario 3: Verifying System Status with Voice Given that I am a customer with a linked virtual assistant When I use voice commands to check the status of my security system, such as asking if it's armed or if there are any alerts Then the virtual assistant should provide me with the current system status based on real-time information.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a customer, I want to be able to control my security system using voice commands through virtual assistants like Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Voice Control for Customers Description: As a customer, I want to be able to control my security system using voice commands through virtual assistants like Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. Acceptance Criteria: Customers should be able to link their security system to virtual assistant devices and control system functions, such as arming and disarming, using voice commands. Voice commands should be secure and require user authentication. Scenario 1: Linking Security System to Virtual Assistant Given that I am a customer When I access the security system settings And I want to link the system to a virtual assistant device Then I should be able to follow the setup process for linking the two systems. Scenario 2: Arming and Disarming with Voice Commands Given that I am a customer with a linked virtual assistant When I use voice commands to arm or disarm the security system Then the system should recognize the voice command And ask for user authentication, such as a PIN or biometric confirmation. Scenario 3: Verifying System Status with Voice Given that I am a customer with a linked virtual assistant When I use voice commands to check the status of my security system, such as asking if it's armed or if there are any alerts Then the virtual assistant should provide me with the current system status based on real-time information.</s>

As a customer, I want to be able to receive push notifications for security system alerts on my smartphone, so that I can stay informed about any security events.

Scrum User Story: Push Notifications for Customers Description: As a customer, I want to be able to receive push notifications for security system alerts on my smartphone, so that I can stay informed about any security events. Acceptance Criteria: Customers should have the option to enable push notifications for security events through the mobile app. Push notifications should include brief information about the event. Scenario 1: Enabling Push Notifications Given that I am a customer with the mobile app installed When I access the notification settings And I want to receive push notifications for security events Then I should be able to enable push notifications. Scenario 2: Receiving Push Notifications Given that I am a customer with push notifications enabled When a security event occurs, such as an alarm or sensor trigger Then I should receive a push notification with brief details about the event.

<s>[INST]Generate 2 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a customer, I want to be able to receive push notifications for security system alerts on my smartphone, so that I can stay informed about any security events.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Push Notifications for Customers Description: As a customer, I want to be able to receive push notifications for security system alerts on my smartphone, so that I can stay informed about any security events. Acceptance Criteria: Customers should have the option to enable push notifications for security events through the mobile app. Push notifications should include brief information about the event. Scenario 1: Enabling Push Notifications Given that I am a customer with the mobile app installed When I access the notification settings And I want to receive push notifications for security events Then I should be able to enable push notifications. Scenario 2: Receiving Push Notifications Given that I am a customer with push notifications enabled When a security event occurs, such as an alarm or sensor trigger Then I should receive a push notification with brief details about the event.</s>

As a customer, I want to be able to control my security system remotely using a web portal, so that I can manage my security even when I'm not at home.

Scrum User Story: Remote Web Portal Control Description: As a customer, I want to be able to control my security system remotely using a web portal, so that I can manage my security even when I'm not at home. Acceptance Criteria: Customers should have access to a secure web portal where they can log in and control their security system, including arming, disarming, and viewing system status. Remote control should be protected with user authentication. Scenario 1: Logging into Web Portal Given that I am a customer When I open a web browser And I want to access the web portal for my security system Then I should be able to log in with my credentials. Scenario 2: Arming and Disarming via Web Portal Given that I am a customer logged into the web portal When I access the system control options And I want to arm or disarm the security system Then I should be able to control the system remotely. Scenario 3: Checking System Status via Web Portal Given that I am a customer logged into the web portal When I access the system status section And I want to check the current status of my security system Then I should be able to view the system's status, including whether it's armed or if there are any alerts.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a customer, I want to be able to control my security system remotely using a web portal, so that I can manage my security even when I'm not at home.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Remote Web Portal Control Description: As a customer, I want to be able to control my security system remotely using a web portal, so that I can manage my security even when I'm not at home. Acceptance Criteria: Customers should have access to a secure web portal where they can log in and control their security system, including arming, disarming, and viewing system status. Remote control should be protected with user authentication. Scenario 1: Logging into Web Portal Given that I am a customer When I open a web browser And I want to access the web portal for my security system Then I should be able to log in with my credentials. Scenario 2: Arming and Disarming via Web Portal Given that I am a customer logged into the web portal When I access the system control options And I want to arm or disarm the security system Then I should be able to control the system remotely. Scenario 3: Checking System Status via Web Portal Given that I am a customer logged into the web portal When I access the system status section And I want to check the current status of my security system Then I should be able to view the system's status, including whether it's armed or if there are any alerts.</s>

As a homeowner, I want to receive instant notifications on my smartphone when my alarm system is triggered, so that I can respond quickly to potential security threats.

Scrum User Story: Instant Notifications Description: As a homeowner, I want to receive instant notifications on my smartphone when my alarm system is triggered, so that I can respond quickly to potential security threats. Acceptance Criteria: The alarm system should send real-time notifications to the homeowner's smartphone when triggered. Notifications should specify the type of trigger (e.g., motion detected, door/window sensor activated). Scenario 1: Triggering the Alarm Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct alarm system When a security event occurs, such as a sensor trigger or alarm activation Then I should receive a real-time notification on my smartphone And the notification should specify the type of trigger. Scenario 2: Silent Alarm Activation Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct alarm system When I activate a silent alarm through the control panel or mobile app Then the alarm system should trigger silently And I should receive a discreet notification on my smartphone. Scenario 3: Emergency Services Notification Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct alarm system When the alarm system is triggered and I do not respond within a specified time And the system is set up to do so Then the system should automatically notify emergency services.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want to receive instant notifications on my smartphone when my alarm system is triggered, so that I can respond quickly to potential security threats.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Instant Notifications Description: As a homeowner, I want to receive instant notifications on my smartphone when my alarm system is triggered, so that I can respond quickly to potential security threats. Acceptance Criteria: The alarm system should send real-time notifications to the homeowner's smartphone when triggered. Notifications should specify the type of trigger (e.g., motion detected, door/window sensor activated). Scenario 1: Triggering the Alarm Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct alarm system When a security event occurs, such as a sensor trigger or alarm activation Then I should receive a real-time notification on my smartphone And the notification should specify the type of trigger. Scenario 2: Silent Alarm Activation Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct alarm system When I activate a silent alarm through the control panel or mobile app Then the alarm system should trigger silently And I should receive a discreet notification on my smartphone. Scenario 3: Emergency Services Notification Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct alarm system When the alarm system is triggered and I do not respond within a specified time And the system is set up to do so Then the system should automatically notify emergency services.</s>

As a homeowner, I want to schedule automatic arming and disarming of my security system, so that I can ensure my home is protected when I'm away and disarmed when I'm at home.

Scrum User Story: Scheduled Arming and Disarming Description: As a homeowner, I want to schedule automatic arming and disarming of my security system, so that I can ensure my home is protected when I'm away and disarmed when I'm at home. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should allow homeowners to schedule specific times for automatic arming and disarming. Homeowners should be able to set different schedules for weekdays and weekends. The system should arm or disarm itself according to the schedule without manual intervention. Scenario 1: Setting Up Arming Schedule Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system When I access the schedule settings And I want to set up an automatic arming schedule for weekdays Then I should be able to specify the days and times when the system should arm itself. Scenario 2: Setting Up Disarming Schedule Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system When I access the schedule settings And I want to set up an automatic disarming schedule for weekends Then I should be able to specify the days and times when the system should disarm itself. Scenario 3: Automatic Arming and Disarming Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have set up automatic arming and disarming schedules When the scheduled time arrives for arming or disarming Then the system should arm or disarm itself accordingly without manual intervention.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want to schedule automatic arming and disarming of my security system, so that I can ensure my home is protected when I'm away and disarmed when I'm at home.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Scheduled Arming and Disarming Description: As a homeowner, I want to schedule automatic arming and disarming of my security system, so that I can ensure my home is protected when I'm away and disarmed when I'm at home. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should allow homeowners to schedule specific times for automatic arming and disarming. Homeowners should be able to set different schedules for weekdays and weekends. The system should arm or disarm itself according to the schedule without manual intervention. Scenario 1: Setting Up Arming Schedule Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system When I access the schedule settings And I want to set up an automatic arming schedule for weekdays Then I should be able to specify the days and times when the system should arm itself. Scenario 2: Setting Up Disarming Schedule Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system When I access the schedule settings And I want to set up an automatic disarming schedule for weekends Then I should be able to specify the days and times when the system should disarm itself. Scenario 3: Automatic Arming and Disarming Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have set up automatic arming and disarming schedules When the scheduled time arrives for arming or disarming Then the system should arm or disarm itself accordingly without manual intervention.</s>

As a homeowner, I want the option to receive video clips or images from my surveillance cameras when specific events occur, so that I can visually verify security alerts.

Scrum User Story: Event-Triggered Camera Clips Description: As a homeowner, I want the option to receive video clips or images from my surveillance cameras when specific events occur, so that I can visually verify security alerts. Acceptance Criteria: The surveillance camera system should support event-triggered video or image capture. Homeowners should be able to define which events trigger camera capture (e.g., motion detection, door/window sensor activation). Homeowners should receive captured video clips or images via the mobile app or email. Scenario 1: Configuring Event-Triggered Camera Capture Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct surveillance cameras When I access the camera settings And I want to configure event-triggered camera capture Then I should be able to specify which events trigger camera capture (e.g., motion detection, door/window sensor activation). Scenario 2: Receiving Event-Triggered Camera Clips Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct surveillance cameras And I have configured event-triggered camera capture When an event occurs that triggers camera capture Then I should receive a video clip or image of the event via the mobile app or email. Scenario 3: Verifying Security Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct surveillance cameras And I have received a video clip or image of an event When I view the captured video or image Then I should be able to visually verify the security alert and take appropriate action.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want the option to receive video clips or images from my surveillance cameras when specific events occur, so that I can visually verify security alerts.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Event-Triggered Camera Clips Description: As a homeowner, I want the option to receive video clips or images from my surveillance cameras when specific events occur, so that I can visually verify security alerts. Acceptance Criteria: The surveillance camera system should support event-triggered video or image capture. Homeowners should be able to define which events trigger camera capture (e.g., motion detection, door/window sensor activation). Homeowners should receive captured video clips or images via the mobile app or email. Scenario 1: Configuring Event-Triggered Camera Capture Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct surveillance cameras When I access the camera settings And I want to configure event-triggered camera capture Then I should be able to specify which events trigger camera capture (e.g., motion detection, door/window sensor activation). Scenario 2: Receiving Event-Triggered Camera Clips Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct surveillance cameras And I have configured event-triggered camera capture When an event occurs that triggers camera capture Then I should receive a video clip or image of the event via the mobile app or email. Scenario 3: Verifying Security Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct surveillance cameras And I have received a video clip or image of an event When I view the captured video or image Then I should be able to visually verify the security alert and take appropriate action.</s>

As a homeowner, I want the ability to customize the sensitivity settings of my motion detectors, so that I can reduce false alarms while maintaining security.

Scrum User Story: Customizable Motion Detector Sensitivity Description: As a homeowner, I want the ability to customize the sensitivity settings of my motion detectors, so that I can reduce false alarms while maintaining security. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should allow homeowners to adjust the sensitivity settings of motion detectors. Homeowners should be able to configure sensitivity levels for different zones or areas. The system should provide feedback on the impact of sensitivity changes. Scenario 1: Adjusting Motion Detector Sensitivity Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct motion detectors When I access the sensitivity settings And I want to adjust the sensitivity level for a specific detector Then I should be able to change the sensitivity setting and save the changes. Scenario 2: Configuring Zone-Specific Sensitivity Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct motion detectors When I access the sensitivity settings And I want to configure different sensitivity levels for different zones or areas in my home Then I should be able to specify sensitivity settings for each zone. Scenario 3: Testing Sensitivity Changes Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct motion detectors And I have adjusted the sensitivity settings When I test the motion detector by walking in its detection range Then I should receive feedback on the impact of sensitivity changes And the detector should accurately detect or ignore the motion based on the configured sensitivity.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want the ability to customize the sensitivity settings of my motion detectors, so that I can reduce false alarms while maintaining security.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Customizable Motion Detector Sensitivity Description: As a homeowner, I want the ability to customize the sensitivity settings of my motion detectors, so that I can reduce false alarms while maintaining security. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should allow homeowners to adjust the sensitivity settings of motion detectors. Homeowners should be able to configure sensitivity levels for different zones or areas. The system should provide feedback on the impact of sensitivity changes. Scenario 1: Adjusting Motion Detector Sensitivity Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct motion detectors When I access the sensitivity settings And I want to adjust the sensitivity level for a specific detector Then I should be able to change the sensitivity setting and save the changes. Scenario 2: Configuring Zone-Specific Sensitivity Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct motion detectors When I access the sensitivity settings And I want to configure different sensitivity levels for different zones or areas in my home Then I should be able to specify sensitivity settings for each zone. Scenario 3: Testing Sensitivity Changes Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct motion detectors And I have adjusted the sensitivity settings When I test the motion detector by walking in its detection range Then I should receive feedback on the impact of sensitivity changes And the detector should accurately detect or ignore the motion based on the configured sensitivity.</s>

As a homeowner, I want the ability to view a log of security events and system status, so that I can monitor the history of my security system and stay informed.

Scrum User Story: Security Event Log Description: As a homeowner, I want the ability to view a log of security events and system status, so that I can monitor the history of my security system and stay informed. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should maintain a log of security events and system status changes. Homeowners should be able to access the event log via the mobile app or control panel. The event log should provide details about each event, including timestamps. Scenario 1: Accessing the Event Log Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system When I access the event log feature in the mobile app or control panel Then I should be able to view a list of security events and system status changes. Scenario 2: Viewing Event Details Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have accessed the event log When I select a specific event from the log Then I should be able to view detailed information about that event, including the timestamp and event type. Scenario 3: Filtering Event Log Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have accessed the event log When I want to filter the event log by specific criteria, such as date or event type Then I should be able to apply filters to narrow down the list of displayed events.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want the ability to view a log of security events and system status, so that I can monitor the history of my security system and stay informed.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Security Event Log Description: As a homeowner, I want the ability to view a log of security events and system status, so that I can monitor the history of my security system and stay informed. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should maintain a log of security events and system status changes. Homeowners should be able to access the event log via the mobile app or control panel. The event log should provide details about each event, including timestamps. Scenario 1: Accessing the Event Log Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system When I access the event log feature in the mobile app or control panel Then I should be able to view a list of security events and system status changes. Scenario 2: Viewing Event Details Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have accessed the event log When I select a specific event from the log Then I should be able to view detailed information about that event, including the timestamp and event type. Scenario 3: Filtering Event Log Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have accessed the event log When I want to filter the event log by specific criteria, such as date or event type Then I should be able to apply filters to narrow down the list of displayed events.</s>

As a homeowner, I want the ability to temporarily disable specific sensors or zones when needed, so that I can perform maintenance or avoid false alarms without fully disarming the system.

Scrum User Story: Temporarily Disable Sensors Description: As a homeowner, I want the ability to temporarily disable specific sensors or zones when needed, so that I can perform maintenance or avoid false alarms without fully disarming the system. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should provide homeowners with the option to temporarily disable specific sensors or zones. Homeowners should be able to re-enable the sensors or zones when ready. The system should provide notifications when sensors or zones are disabled or re-enabled. Scenario 1: Disabling Sensors Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security sensors When I want to temporarily disable specific sensors or zones for maintenance or other reasons And I access the sensor settings Then I should be able to disable the selected sensors or zones. Scenario 2: Enabling Disabled Sensors Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security sensors And I have temporarily disabled sensors or zones When I want to re-enable the previously disabled sensors or zones And I access the sensor settings Then I should be able to enable the selected sensors or zones. Scenario 3: Notification of Sensor Status Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security sensors And I have disabled or re-enabled sensors or zones When a sensor or zone is disabled or re-enabled Then I should receive a notification indicating the status change.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want the ability to temporarily disable specific sensors or zones when needed, so that I can perform maintenance or avoid false alarms without fully disarming the system.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Temporarily Disable Sensors Description: As a homeowner, I want the ability to temporarily disable specific sensors or zones when needed, so that I can perform maintenance or avoid false alarms without fully disarming the system. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should provide homeowners with the option to temporarily disable specific sensors or zones. Homeowners should be able to re-enable the sensors or zones when ready. The system should provide notifications when sensors or zones are disabled or re-enabled. Scenario 1: Disabling Sensors Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security sensors When I want to temporarily disable specific sensors or zones for maintenance or other reasons And I access the sensor settings Then I should be able to disable the selected sensors or zones. Scenario 2: Enabling Disabled Sensors Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security sensors And I have temporarily disabled sensors or zones When I want to re-enable the previously disabled sensors or zones And I access the sensor settings Then I should be able to enable the selected sensors or zones. Scenario 3: Notification of Sensor Status Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security sensors And I have disabled or re-enabled sensors or zones When a sensor or zone is disabled or re-enabled Then I should receive a notification indicating the status change.</s>

As a homeowner, I want the ability to remotely arm and disarm my security system using the mobile app, so that I can control my home security while away.

Scrum User Story: Remote Arming and Disarming Description: As a homeowner, I want the ability to remotely arm and disarm my security system using the mobile app, so that I can control my home security while away. Acceptance Criteria: The mobile app must be compatible with both iOS and Android operating systems. The app must allow the user to arm and disarm the security system remotely. The app must provide real-time notifications for any security events, such as alarms or sensor triggers. Scenario 1: Arming and Disarming Security System Given that I am a homeowner with the mobile app installed When I open the app And select the 'Arm' or 'Disarm' option Then the security system should be armed or disarmed accordingly And I should receive a confirmation notification. Scenario 2: Receiving Real-Time Notifications Given that I am a homeowner with the mobile app installed When a security event occurs, such as an alarm or sensor trigger Then I should receive a real-time notification on my smartphone And the app should display the relevant information about the event. Scenario 3: Viewing Live Video Feeds Given that I am a homeowner with the mobile app installed When I open the app And select the 'Live Video' option Then the app should display live video feeds from any connected cameras And I should be able to view and control the camera feeds.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want the ability to remotely arm and disarm my security system using the mobile app, so that I can control my home security while away.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Remote Arming and Disarming Description: As a homeowner, I want the ability to remotely arm and disarm my security system using the mobile app, so that I can control my home security while away. Acceptance Criteria: The mobile app must be compatible with both iOS and Android operating systems. The app must allow the user to arm and disarm the security system remotely. The app must provide real-time notifications for any security events, such as alarms or sensor triggers. Scenario 1: Arming and Disarming Security System Given that I am a homeowner with the mobile app installed When I open the app And select the 'Arm' or 'Disarm' option Then the security system should be armed or disarmed accordingly And I should receive a confirmation notification. Scenario 2: Receiving Real-Time Notifications Given that I am a homeowner with the mobile app installed When a security event occurs, such as an alarm or sensor trigger Then I should receive a real-time notification on my smartphone And the app should display the relevant information about the event. Scenario 3: Viewing Live Video Feeds Given that I am a homeowner with the mobile app installed When I open the app And select the 'Live Video' option Then the app should display live video feeds from any connected cameras And I should be able to view and control the camera feeds.</s>

As a homeowner, I want to set up a guest access code for my security system, so that I can provide temporary access to family members or trusted individuals.

Scrum User Story: Guest Access Code Description: As a homeowner, I want to set up a guest access code for my security system, so that I can provide temporary access to family members or trusted individuals. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should allow homeowners to create and manage guest access codes. Guest access codes should have an expiration date or duration. The system should provide notifications when guest access codes are used. Scenario 1: Creating a Guest Access Code Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security system When I want to create a guest access code for a trusted individual And I access the access code settings Then I should be able to generate a new guest access code and set an expiration date or duration. Scenario 2: Using a Guest Access Code Given that I am a trusted individual with a guest access code When I want to access the homeowner's property using the guest access code And I enter the code on the control panel or keypad Then the security system should grant me temporary access And the homeowner should receive a notification indicating that the guest access code was used. Scenario 3: Managing Guest Access Codes Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security system And I have created guest access codes When I want to view, edit, or delete existing guest access codes And I access the access code management settings Then I should be able to manage the guest access codes, including viewing usage history and modifying code details.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want to set up a guest access code for my security system, so that I can provide temporary access to family members or trusted individuals.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Guest Access Code Description: As a homeowner, I want to set up a guest access code for my security system, so that I can provide temporary access to family members or trusted individuals. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should allow homeowners to create and manage guest access codes. Guest access codes should have an expiration date or duration. The system should provide notifications when guest access codes are used. Scenario 1: Creating a Guest Access Code Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security system When I want to create a guest access code for a trusted individual And I access the access code settings Then I should be able to generate a new guest access code and set an expiration date or duration. Scenario 2: Using a Guest Access Code Given that I am a trusted individual with a guest access code When I want to access the homeowner's property using the guest access code And I enter the code on the control panel or keypad Then the security system should grant me temporary access And the homeowner should receive a notification indicating that the guest access code was used. Scenario 3: Managing Guest Access Codes Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security system And I have created guest access codes When I want to view, edit, or delete existing guest access codes And I access the access code management settings Then I should be able to manage the guest access codes, including viewing usage history and modifying code details.</s>

As a homeowner, I want the ability to remotely control and automate my home's lighting and thermostat through the mobile app, so that I can improve energy efficiency and convenience.

Scrum User Story: Remote Lighting and Thermostat Control Description: As a homeowner, I want the ability to remotely control and automate my home's lighting and thermostat through the mobile app, so that I can improve energy efficiency and convenience. Acceptance Criteria: The mobile app must be compatible with both iOS and Android operating systems. The app must allow the user to control lighting, including turning lights on or off remotely. The app must allow the user to adjust thermostat settings remotely. The app must support the creation of automation scenarios for lighting and thermostat control. Scenario 1: Controlling Lighting Remotely Given that I am a homeowner with the mobile app installed When I open the app And select the 'Lighting Control' option Then the app should display a list of connected lights And I should be able to turn lights on or off remotely. Scenario 2: Adjusting Thermostat Settings Given that I am a homeowner with the mobile app installed When I open the app And select the 'Thermostat Control' option Then the app should display the current thermostat settings And I should be able to adjust the temperature and thermostat modes remotely. Scenario 3: Creating Automation Scenarios for Lighting and Thermostat Control Given that I am a homeowner with the mobile app installed When I open the app And access the automation scenario settings Then I should be able to create custom automation scenarios for lighting and thermostat control And I should be able to specify triggers and actions for each scenario.

<s>[INST]Generate 4 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want the ability to remotely control and automate my home's lighting and thermostat through the mobile app, so that I can improve energy efficiency and convenience.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Remote Lighting and Thermostat Control Description: As a homeowner, I want the ability to remotely control and automate my home's lighting and thermostat through the mobile app, so that I can improve energy efficiency and convenience. Acceptance Criteria: The mobile app must be compatible with both iOS and Android operating systems. The app must allow the user to control lighting, including turning lights on or off remotely. The app must allow the user to adjust thermostat settings remotely. The app must support the creation of automation scenarios for lighting and thermostat control. Scenario 1: Controlling Lighting Remotely Given that I am a homeowner with the mobile app installed When I open the app And select the 'Lighting Control' option Then the app should display a list of connected lights And I should be able to turn lights on or off remotely. Scenario 2: Adjusting Thermostat Settings Given that I am a homeowner with the mobile app installed When I open the app And select the 'Thermostat Control' option Then the app should display the current thermostat settings And I should be able to adjust the temperature and thermostat modes remotely. Scenario 3: Creating Automation Scenarios for Lighting and Thermostat Control Given that I am a homeowner with the mobile app installed When I open the app And access the automation scenario settings Then I should be able to create custom automation scenarios for lighting and thermostat control And I should be able to specify triggers and actions for each scenario.</s>

As a homeowner, I want the ability to integrate my smart doorbell with my security system, so that I can receive notifications and view doorbell camera footage through the same app.

Scrum User Story: Smart Doorbell Integration Description: As a homeowner, I want the ability to integrate my smart doorbell with my security system, so that I can receive notifications and view doorbell camera footage through the same app. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should support the integration of smart doorbells. Homeowners should be able to configure and control the smart doorbell through the mobile app or control panel. Doorbell events, such as ringing or motion detection, should trigger notifications and provide access to camera footage. Scenario 1: Integrating the Smart Doorbell Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security system and a compatible smart doorbell When I want to integrate the smart doorbell with my security system And I access the doorbell integration settings Then I should be able to pair and configure the smart doorbell for use with the security system. Scenario 2: Receiving Doorbell Notifications Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security system and integrated smart doorbell When someone rings the doorbell or motion is detected at the doorbell And the doorbell is configured to do so Then I should receive a notification on my smartphone And I should be able to access the doorbell camera footage from the notification. Scenario 3: Controlling the Smart Doorbell Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security system and integrated smart doorbell When I want to access and control the smart doorbell remotely And I open the mobile app or control panel Then I should be able to view the doorbell camera feed, ring the doorbell, or interact with doorbell features as supported by the device.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want the ability to integrate my smart doorbell with my security system, so that I can receive notifications and view doorbell camera footage through the same app.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Smart Doorbell Integration Description: As a homeowner, I want the ability to integrate my smart doorbell with my security system, so that I can receive notifications and view doorbell camera footage through the same app. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should support the integration of smart doorbells. Homeowners should be able to configure and control the smart doorbell through the mobile app or control panel. Doorbell events, such as ringing or motion detection, should trigger notifications and provide access to camera footage. Scenario 1: Integrating the Smart Doorbell Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security system and a compatible smart doorbell When I want to integrate the smart doorbell with my security system And I access the doorbell integration settings Then I should be able to pair and configure the smart doorbell for use with the security system. Scenario 2: Receiving Doorbell Notifications Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security system and integrated smart doorbell When someone rings the doorbell or motion is detected at the doorbell And the doorbell is configured to do so Then I should receive a notification on my smartphone And I should be able to access the doorbell camera footage from the notification. Scenario 3: Controlling the Smart Doorbell Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security system and integrated smart doorbell When I want to access and control the smart doorbell remotely And I open the mobile app or control panel Then I should be able to view the doorbell camera feed, ring the doorbell, or interact with doorbell features as supported by the device.</s>

As a homeowner, I want to be able to test my alarm system periodically to ensure it is functioning correctly, so that I have confidence in my home security.

Scrum User Story: Alarm System Testing Description: As a homeowner, I want to be able to test my alarm system periodically to ensure it is functioning correctly, so that I have confidence in my home security. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should provide a feature for homeowners to initiate a test mode. During the test mode, the system should simulate alarm triggers and verify the functionality of sensors and alerts. Homeowners should receive a report or confirmation after completing the test. Scenario 1: Initiating Alarm System Test Mode Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system When I want to test the functionality of my alarm system And I access the test mode feature in the control panel or mobile app Then I should be able to initiate the alarm system test mode. Scenario 2: Simulating Alarm Triggers During Test Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have initiated the alarm system test mode When the test mode is active Then the system should simulate alarm triggers, such as motion detection or door/window sensor activation And the system should verify the functionality of sensors and alerts. Scenario 3: Receiving Test Report Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have completed the alarm system test When the test is complete Then I should receive a test report or confirmation indicating the results of the test, including any issues or malfunctions detected.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want to be able to test my alarm system periodically to ensure it is functioning correctly, so that I have confidence in my home security.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Alarm System Testing Description: As a homeowner, I want to be able to test my alarm system periodically to ensure it is functioning correctly, so that I have confidence in my home security. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should provide a feature for homeowners to initiate a test mode. During the test mode, the system should simulate alarm triggers and verify the functionality of sensors and alerts. Homeowners should receive a report or confirmation after completing the test. Scenario 1: Initiating Alarm System Test Mode Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system When I want to test the functionality of my alarm system And I access the test mode feature in the control panel or mobile app Then I should be able to initiate the alarm system test mode. Scenario 2: Simulating Alarm Triggers During Test Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have initiated the alarm system test mode When the test mode is active Then the system should simulate alarm triggers, such as motion detection or door/window sensor activation And the system should verify the functionality of sensors and alerts. Scenario 3: Receiving Test Report Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have completed the alarm system test When the test is complete Then I should receive a test report or confirmation indicating the results of the test, including any issues or malfunctions detected.</s>

As a homeowner, I want to receive alerts and notifications when my security system's batteries are low or need replacement, so that I can ensure the system remains operational.

Scrum User Story: Low Battery Alerts Description: As a homeowner, I want to receive alerts and notifications when my security system's batteries are low or need replacement, so that I can ensure the system remains operational. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should monitor the battery status of all components, including sensors and control panels. Homeowners should receive notifications when any component's battery is low or needs replacement. Notifications should specify the affected component and provide guidance on battery replacement. Scenario 1: Monitoring Battery Status Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system When I want to ensure that the system components have functioning batteries And I access the battery status in the control panel or mobile app Then I should be able to view the status of all components and their respective batteries. Scenario 2: Receiving Low Battery Notifications Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And a component's battery is low or needs replacement When the system detects a low battery status Then I should receive a notification specifying the affected component And the notification should provide guidance on how to replace the battery. Scenario 3: Confirming Battery Replacement Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have replaced a component's battery after receiving a low battery notification When I complete the battery replacement Then I should be able to confirm the replacement in the control panel or mobile app And the system should acknowledge the new battery status.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want to receive alerts and notifications when my security system's batteries are low or need replacement, so that I can ensure the system remains operational.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Low Battery Alerts Description: As a homeowner, I want to receive alerts and notifications when my security system's batteries are low or need replacement, so that I can ensure the system remains operational. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should monitor the battery status of all components, including sensors and control panels. Homeowners should receive notifications when any component's battery is low or needs replacement. Notifications should specify the affected component and provide guidance on battery replacement. Scenario 1: Monitoring Battery Status Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system When I want to ensure that the system components have functioning batteries And I access the battery status in the control panel or mobile app Then I should be able to view the status of all components and their respective batteries. Scenario 2: Receiving Low Battery Notifications Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And a component's battery is low or needs replacement When the system detects a low battery status Then I should receive a notification specifying the affected component And the notification should provide guidance on how to replace the battery. Scenario 3: Confirming Battery Replacement Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have replaced a component's battery after receiving a low battery notification When I complete the battery replacement Then I should be able to confirm the replacement in the control panel or mobile app And the system should acknowledge the new battery status.</s>

As a homeowner, I want to set up geofencing for my security system, so that the system can automatically arm or disarm based on my smartphone's location.

Scrum User Story: Geofencing for Arming and Disarming Description: As a homeowner, I want to set up geofencing for my security system, so that the system can automatically arm or disarm based on my smartphone's location. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should support the setup of geofencing rules. Homeowners should be able to define a geographic area (geofence) where the system should automatically arm or disarm. The system should use the homeowner's smartphone location to trigger arming and disarming. Scenario 1: Setting Up Geofencing Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system When I want to set up geofencing for automatic arming and disarming And I access the geofencing settings in the mobile app or control panel Then I should be able to define a geofence by specifying a location and radius. Scenario 2: Arming with Geofencing Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have set up a geofence for automatic arming When I leave the defined geofence area with my smartphone Then the system should automatically arm itself. Scenario 3: Disarming with Geofencing Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have set up a geofence for automatic disarming When I enter the defined geofence area with my smartphone Then the system should automatically disarm itself.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want to set up geofencing for my security system, so that the system can automatically arm or disarm based on my smartphone's location.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Geofencing for Arming and Disarming Description: As a homeowner, I want to set up geofencing for my security system, so that the system can automatically arm or disarm based on my smartphone's location. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should support the setup of geofencing rules. Homeowners should be able to define a geographic area (geofence) where the system should automatically arm or disarm. The system should use the homeowner's smartphone location to trigger arming and disarming. Scenario 1: Setting Up Geofencing Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system When I want to set up geofencing for automatic arming and disarming And I access the geofencing settings in the mobile app or control panel Then I should be able to define a geofence by specifying a location and radius. Scenario 2: Arming with Geofencing Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have set up a geofence for automatic arming When I leave the defined geofence area with my smartphone Then the system should automatically arm itself. Scenario 3: Disarming with Geofencing Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have set up a geofence for automatic disarming When I enter the defined geofence area with my smartphone Then the system should automatically disarm itself.</s>

As a homeowner, I want to integrate my security system with a voice assistant, such as Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant, so that I can control and monitor my security system using voice commands.

Scrum User Story: Voice Assistant Integration Description: As a homeowner, I want to integrate my security system with a voice assistant, such as Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant, so that I can control and monitor my security system using voice commands. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should support integration with popular voice assistants, such as Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. Homeowners should be able to link their security system with a voice assistant account. Voice commands should enable control of security functions and provide system status updates. Scenario 1: Linking the Security System with Voice Assistant Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system When I want to integrate the security system with my voice assistant account, such as Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant And I access the voice assistant integration settings Then I should be able to link the accounts and grant necessary permissions. Scenario 2: Voice-Controlled Security Functions Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have integrated my voice assistant When I issue voice commands to the voice assistant to control security functions, such as arming or disarming Then the voice assistant should relay the commands to the security system And the security system should respond accordingly. Scenario 3: Voice-Activated System Status Updates Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have integrated my voice assistant When I ask the voice assistant for a system status update, such as checking if the system is armed Then the voice assistant should query the security system for the status And provide a voice response with the relevant system information.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want to integrate my security system with a voice assistant, such as Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant, so that I can control and monitor my security system using voice commands.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Voice Assistant Integration Description: As a homeowner, I want to integrate my security system with a voice assistant, such as Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant, so that I can control and monitor my security system using voice commands. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should support integration with popular voice assistants, such as Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant. Homeowners should be able to link their security system with a voice assistant account. Voice commands should enable control of security functions and provide system status updates. Scenario 1: Linking the Security System with Voice Assistant Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system When I want to integrate the security system with my voice assistant account, such as Amazon Alexa or Google Assistant And I access the voice assistant integration settings Then I should be able to link the accounts and grant necessary permissions. Scenario 2: Voice-Controlled Security Functions Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have integrated my voice assistant When I issue voice commands to the voice assistant to control security functions, such as arming or disarming Then the voice assistant should relay the commands to the security system And the security system should respond accordingly. Scenario 3: Voice-Activated System Status Updates Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have integrated my voice assistant When I ask the voice assistant for a system status update, such as checking if the system is armed Then the voice assistant should query the security system for the status And provide a voice response with the relevant system information.</s>

As a homeowner, I want to receive weather alerts and emergency notifications through my security system, so that I can stay informed about weather-related threats and take appropriate action.

Scrum User Story: Weather and Emergency Alerts Description: As a homeowner, I want to receive weather alerts and emergency notifications through my security system, so that I can stay informed about weather-related threats and take appropriate action. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should provide a feature for homeowners to enable weather alerts and emergency notifications. The system should receive weather alerts from a trusted weather service provider. Notifications should include severe weather warnings and emergency alerts. Scenario 1: Enabling Weather Alerts and Emergency Notifications Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system When I want to enable weather alerts and emergency notifications And I access the notification settings in the mobile app or control panel Then I should be able to enable the notifications for weather and emergency alerts. Scenario 2: Receiving Weather Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have enabled weather alerts and emergency notifications When a severe weather warning is issued by a trusted weather service provider in my area Then I should receive a notification on my smartphone specifying the nature of the weather alert. Scenario 3: Responding to Emergency Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have enabled emergency notifications When an emergency alert is issued in my area, such as an Amber Alert or civil emergency Then I should receive a notification with details about the emergency situation And the notification should include guidance on how to respond or take appropriate action.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want to receive weather alerts and emergency notifications through my security system, so that I can stay informed about weather-related threats and take appropriate action.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Weather and Emergency Alerts Description: As a homeowner, I want to receive weather alerts and emergency notifications through my security system, so that I can stay informed about weather-related threats and take appropriate action. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should provide a feature for homeowners to enable weather alerts and emergency notifications. The system should receive weather alerts from a trusted weather service provider. Notifications should include severe weather warnings and emergency alerts. Scenario 1: Enabling Weather Alerts and Emergency Notifications Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system When I want to enable weather alerts and emergency notifications And I access the notification settings in the mobile app or control panel Then I should be able to enable the notifications for weather and emergency alerts. Scenario 2: Receiving Weather Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have enabled weather alerts and emergency notifications When a severe weather warning is issued by a trusted weather service provider in my area Then I should receive a notification on my smartphone specifying the nature of the weather alert. Scenario 3: Responding to Emergency Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have enabled emergency notifications When an emergency alert is issued in my area, such as an Amber Alert or civil emergency Then I should receive a notification with details about the emergency situation And the notification should include guidance on how to respond or take appropriate action.</s>

As a homeowner, I want to receive alerts when my surveillance cameras detect specific objects or events, such as a person or a vehicle, so that I can quickly respond to potential security threats.

Scrum User Story: Object Detection Alerts Description: As a homeowner, I want to receive alerts when my surveillance cameras detect specific objects or events, such as a person or a vehicle, so that I can quickly respond to potential security threats. Acceptance Criteria: The surveillance camera system should support object detection capabilities. Homeowners should be able to configure object detection rules and alerts. The system should send real-time notifications when objects or events of interest are detected. Scenario 1: Configuring Object Detection Rules Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct surveillance cameras When I want to set up object detection rules for my cameras And I access the object detection settings Then I should be able to specify the objects or events I want to be alerted about, such as persons or vehicles. Scenario 2: Receiving Object Detection Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct surveillance cameras And I have configured object detection rules When an object or event of interest is detected by a camera Then I should receive a real-time notification specifying the type of object or event detected And the notification should include a link to view the camera footage. Scenario 3: Verifying Object Detection Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct surveillance cameras And I have received an object detection alert When I view the camera footage related to the alert Then I should be able to verify the presence of the detected object or event And take appropriate action if necessary.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want to receive alerts when my surveillance cameras detect specific objects or events, such as a person or a vehicle, so that I can quickly respond to potential security threats.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Object Detection Alerts Description: As a homeowner, I want to receive alerts when my surveillance cameras detect specific objects or events, such as a person or a vehicle, so that I can quickly respond to potential security threats. Acceptance Criteria: The surveillance camera system should support object detection capabilities. Homeowners should be able to configure object detection rules and alerts. The system should send real-time notifications when objects or events of interest are detected. Scenario 1: Configuring Object Detection Rules Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct surveillance cameras When I want to set up object detection rules for my cameras And I access the object detection settings Then I should be able to specify the objects or events I want to be alerted about, such as persons or vehicles. Scenario 2: Receiving Object Detection Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct surveillance cameras And I have configured object detection rules When an object or event of interest is detected by a camera Then I should receive a real-time notification specifying the type of object or event detected And the notification should include a link to view the camera footage. Scenario 3: Verifying Object Detection Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct surveillance cameras And I have received an object detection alert When I view the camera footage related to the alert Then I should be able to verify the presence of the detected object or event And take appropriate action if necessary.</s>

As a homeowner, I want to receive alerts when my surveillance cameras detect unusual or suspicious activity, so that I can proactively address security concerns.

Scrum User Story: Suspicious Activity Alerts Description: As a homeowner, I want to receive alerts when my surveillance cameras detect unusual or suspicious activity, so that I can proactively address security concerns. Acceptance Criteria: The surveillance camera system should include algorithms for detecting unusual or suspicious activity. Homeowners should be able to enable suspicious activity detection and configure alert settings. The system should send real-time notifications when unusual or suspicious activity is detected. Scenario 1: Enabling Suspicious Activity Detection Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct surveillance cameras When I want to enable suspicious activity detection for my cameras And I access the suspicious activity detection settings Then I should be able to turn on the detection feature and configure alert settings. Scenario 2: Receiving Suspicious Activity Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct surveillance cameras And I have enabled suspicious activity detection When unusual or suspicious activity is detected by a camera Then I should receive a real-time notification specifying the nature of the detected activity And the notification should include a link to view the camera footage. Scenario 3: Verifying Suspicious Activity Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct surveillance cameras And I have received a suspicious activity alert When I view the camera footage related to the alert Then I should be able to assess the unusual or suspicious activity And take appropriate action if necessary.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want to receive alerts when my surveillance cameras detect unusual or suspicious activity, so that I can proactively address security concerns.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Suspicious Activity Alerts Description: As a homeowner, I want to receive alerts when my surveillance cameras detect unusual or suspicious activity, so that I can proactively address security concerns. Acceptance Criteria: The surveillance camera system should include algorithms for detecting unusual or suspicious activity. Homeowners should be able to enable suspicious activity detection and configure alert settings. The system should send real-time notifications when unusual or suspicious activity is detected. Scenario 1: Enabling Suspicious Activity Detection Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct surveillance cameras When I want to enable suspicious activity detection for my cameras And I access the suspicious activity detection settings Then I should be able to turn on the detection feature and configure alert settings. Scenario 2: Receiving Suspicious Activity Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct surveillance cameras And I have enabled suspicious activity detection When unusual or suspicious activity is detected by a camera Then I should receive a real-time notification specifying the nature of the detected activity And the notification should include a link to view the camera footage. Scenario 3: Verifying Suspicious Activity Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct surveillance cameras And I have received a suspicious activity alert When I view the camera footage related to the alert Then I should be able to assess the unusual or suspicious activity And take appropriate action if necessary.</s>

As a homeowner, I want to have a panic button feature on my security system, so that I can quickly alert authorities or emergency services in case of a security or medical emergency.

Scrum User Story: Panic Button Feature Description: As a homeowner, I want to have a panic button feature on my security system, so that I can quickly alert authorities or emergency services in case of a security or medical emergency. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should include a panic button feature accessible from the control panel or mobile app. Homeowners should be able to trigger the panic button to alert authorities or emergency services. Panic button activation should provide location information to responders. Scenario 1: Accessing the Panic Button Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system When I want to access the panic button feature for emergency situations And I access the panic button from the control panel or mobile app Then I should be able to activate the panic button with a single action. Scenario 2: Activating the Panic Button Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have accessed the panic button feature When I activate the panic button in case of a security or medical emergency Then the system should immediately send an alert to authorities or emergency services And the alert should include my location information. Scenario 3: Confirming Panic Button Activation Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have activated the panic button in an emergency situation When the alert is received by authorities or emergency services Then I should receive confirmation that the panic button activation was successful And responders should arrive at the provided location for assistance.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want to have a panic button feature on my security system, so that I can quickly alert authorities or emergency services in case of a security or medical emergency.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Panic Button Feature Description: As a homeowner, I want to have a panic button feature on my security system, so that I can quickly alert authorities or emergency services in case of a security or medical emergency. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should include a panic button feature accessible from the control panel or mobile app. Homeowners should be able to trigger the panic button to alert authorities or emergency services. Panic button activation should provide location information to responders. Scenario 1: Accessing the Panic Button Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system When I want to access the panic button feature for emergency situations And I access the panic button from the control panel or mobile app Then I should be able to activate the panic button with a single action. Scenario 2: Activating the Panic Button Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have accessed the panic button feature When I activate the panic button in case of a security or medical emergency Then the system should immediately send an alert to authorities or emergency services And the alert should include my location information. Scenario 3: Confirming Panic Button Activation Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have activated the panic button in an emergency situation When the alert is received by authorities or emergency services Then I should receive confirmation that the panic button activation was successful And responders should arrive at the provided location for assistance.</s>

As a homeowner, I want to receive notifications when my surveillance cameras detect package deliveries or visitors at my front door, so that I can monitor and manage deliveries and visitor interactions.

Scrum User Story: Package Delivery and Visitor Alerts Description: As a homeowner, I want to receive notifications when my surveillance cameras detect package deliveries or visitors at my front door, so that I can monitor and manage deliveries and visitor interactions. Acceptance Criteria: The surveillance camera system should include features for detecting package deliveries and visitor presence. Homeowners should be able to enable alerts for these events and receive real-time notifications. Notifications should include video clips or images of the events. Scenario 1: Enabling Package Delivery and Visitor Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct surveillance cameras When I want to enable package delivery and visitor alerts for my front door camera And I access the camera settings Then I should be able to turn on the detection features and configure alert settings. Scenario 2: Receiving Package Delivery Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct surveillance cameras And I have enabled package delivery alerts When a package is delivered to my front door and detected by the camera Then I should receive a real-time notification specifying the package delivery event And the notification should include a video clip or image of the delivery. Scenario 3: Monitoring Visitor Presence Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct surveillance cameras And I have enabled visitor presence alerts When a visitor is detected at my front door and captured by the camera Then I should receive a real-time notification specifying the visitor presence event And the notification should include a video clip or image of the visitor for monitoring and identification.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want to receive notifications when my surveillance cameras detect package deliveries or visitors at my front door, so that I can monitor and manage deliveries and visitor interactions.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Package Delivery and Visitor Alerts Description: As a homeowner, I want to receive notifications when my surveillance cameras detect package deliveries or visitors at my front door, so that I can monitor and manage deliveries and visitor interactions. Acceptance Criteria: The surveillance camera system should include features for detecting package deliveries and visitor presence. Homeowners should be able to enable alerts for these events and receive real-time notifications. Notifications should include video clips or images of the events. Scenario 1: Enabling Package Delivery and Visitor Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct surveillance cameras When I want to enable package delivery and visitor alerts for my front door camera And I access the camera settings Then I should be able to turn on the detection features and configure alert settings. Scenario 2: Receiving Package Delivery Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct surveillance cameras And I have enabled package delivery alerts When a package is delivered to my front door and detected by the camera Then I should receive a real-time notification specifying the package delivery event And the notification should include a video clip or image of the delivery. Scenario 3: Monitoring Visitor Presence Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct surveillance cameras And I have enabled visitor presence alerts When a visitor is detected at my front door and captured by the camera Then I should receive a real-time notification specifying the visitor presence event And the notification should include a video clip or image of the visitor for monitoring and identification.</s>

As a homeowner, I want to integrate my security system with my smart locks, so that I can remotely lock or unlock my doors and receive notifications of door activity.

Scrum User Story: Smart Lock Integration Description: As a homeowner, I want to integrate my security system with my smart locks, so that I can remotely lock or unlock my doors and receive notifications of door activity. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should support integration with compatible smart locks. Homeowners should be able to control and monitor smart locks through the mobile app or control panel. Locking or unlocking the doors should trigger notifications. Scenario 1: Integrating Smart Locks Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system and compatible smart locks When I want to integrate the smart locks with my security system And I access the smart lock integration settings Then I should be able to pair and configure the smart locks for use with the security system. Scenario 2: Remotely Locking and Unlocking Doors Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system and integrated smart locks When I want to remotely lock or unlock my doors And I open the mobile app or control panel Then I should be able to control the smart locks, including locking or unlocking the doors as needed. Scenario 3: Receiving Door Activity Notifications Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system and integrated smart locks When a door is locked or unlocked using the smart lock feature And the system is configured to do so Then I should receive a real-time notification specifying the door activity event And the notification should provide information about which door was affected.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want to integrate my security system with my smart locks, so that I can remotely lock or unlock my doors and receive notifications of door activity.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Smart Lock Integration Description: As a homeowner, I want to integrate my security system with my smart locks, so that I can remotely lock or unlock my doors and receive notifications of door activity. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should support integration with compatible smart locks. Homeowners should be able to control and monitor smart locks through the mobile app or control panel. Locking or unlocking the doors should trigger notifications. Scenario 1: Integrating Smart Locks Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system and compatible smart locks When I want to integrate the smart locks with my security system And I access the smart lock integration settings Then I should be able to pair and configure the smart locks for use with the security system. Scenario 2: Remotely Locking and Unlocking Doors Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system and integrated smart locks When I want to remotely lock or unlock my doors And I open the mobile app or control panel Then I should be able to control the smart locks, including locking or unlocking the doors as needed. Scenario 3: Receiving Door Activity Notifications Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system and integrated smart locks When a door is locked or unlocked using the smart lock feature And the system is configured to do so Then I should receive a real-time notification specifying the door activity event And the notification should provide information about which door was affected.</s>

As a homeowner, I want to set up and customize automated lighting control scenarios, so that I can enhance the security and convenience of my home.

Scrum User Story: Customizable Lighting Automation Description: As a homeowner, I want to set up and customize automated lighting control scenarios, so that I can enhance the security and convenience of my home. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should provide homeowners with the ability to create and manage customized lighting automation scenarios. Homeowners should be able to specify triggers, actions, and schedules for each automation scenario. The system should support a variety of lighting control options. Scenario 1: Creating Custom Lighting Automation Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security system When I want to create a custom lighting automation scenario And I access the lighting automation settings Then I should be able to specify the triggers, actions, and schedules for the automation scenario. Scenario 2: Configuring Trigger Events Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security system And I have created a lighting automation scenario When I want to configure trigger events that initiate the automation And I access the automation settings Then I should be able to specify triggers such as motion detection, door/window sensor activation, or specific times. Scenario 3: Defining Lighting Actions Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security system And I have created a lighting automation scenario When I want to define the lighting actions that occur when a trigger event occurs And I access the automation settings Then I should be able to configure actions like turning on or off lights, adjusting brightness, or changing colors based on the trigger event.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want to set up and customize automated lighting control scenarios, so that I can enhance the security and convenience of my home.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Customizable Lighting Automation Description: As a homeowner, I want to set up and customize automated lighting control scenarios, so that I can enhance the security and convenience of my home. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should provide homeowners with the ability to create and manage customized lighting automation scenarios. Homeowners should be able to specify triggers, actions, and schedules for each automation scenario. The system should support a variety of lighting control options. Scenario 1: Creating Custom Lighting Automation Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security system When I want to create a custom lighting automation scenario And I access the lighting automation settings Then I should be able to specify the triggers, actions, and schedules for the automation scenario. Scenario 2: Configuring Trigger Events Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security system And I have created a lighting automation scenario When I want to configure trigger events that initiate the automation And I access the automation settings Then I should be able to specify triggers such as motion detection, door/window sensor activation, or specific times. Scenario 3: Defining Lighting Actions Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security system And I have created a lighting automation scenario When I want to define the lighting actions that occur when a trigger event occurs And I access the automation settings Then I should be able to configure actions like turning on or off lights, adjusting brightness, or changing colors based on the trigger event.</s>

As a homeowner, I want to set up and customize automated thermostat control scenarios, so that I can improve energy efficiency and comfort in my home.

Scrum User Story: Customizable Thermostat Automation Description: As a homeowner, I want to set up and customize automated thermostat control scenarios, so that I can improve energy efficiency and comfort in my home. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should provide homeowners with the ability to create and manage customized thermostat automation scenarios. Homeowners should be able to specify triggers, actions, and schedules for each automation scenario. The system should support a variety of thermostat control options. Scenario 1: Creating Custom Thermostat Automation Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security system When I want to create a custom thermostat automation scenario And I access the thermostat automation settings Then I should be able to specify the triggers, actions, and schedules for the automation scenario. Scenario 2: Configuring Trigger Events Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security system And I have created a thermostat automation scenario When I want to configure trigger events that initiate the automation And I access the automation settings Then I should be able to specify triggers such as motion detection, door/window sensor activation, or specific times. Scenario 3: Defining Thermostat Actions Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security system And I have created a thermostat automation scenario When I want to define the thermostat actions that occur when a trigger event occurs And I access the automation settings Then I should be able to configure actions like adjusting temperature, setting thermostat modes, or scheduling temperature changes based on the trigger event.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want to set up and customize automated thermostat control scenarios, so that I can improve energy efficiency and comfort in my home.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Customizable Thermostat Automation Description: As a homeowner, I want to set up and customize automated thermostat control scenarios, so that I can improve energy efficiency and comfort in my home. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should provide homeowners with the ability to create and manage customized thermostat automation scenarios. Homeowners should be able to specify triggers, actions, and schedules for each automation scenario. The system should support a variety of thermostat control options. Scenario 1: Creating Custom Thermostat Automation Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security system When I want to create a custom thermostat automation scenario And I access the thermostat automation settings Then I should be able to specify the triggers, actions, and schedules for the automation scenario. Scenario 2: Configuring Trigger Events Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security system And I have created a thermostat automation scenario When I want to configure trigger events that initiate the automation And I access the automation settings Then I should be able to specify triggers such as motion detection, door/window sensor activation, or specific times. Scenario 3: Defining Thermostat Actions Given that I am a homeowner with Securitas Direct security system And I have created a thermostat automation scenario When I want to define the thermostat actions that occur when a trigger event occurs And I access the automation settings Then I should be able to configure actions like adjusting temperature, setting thermostat modes, or scheduling temperature changes based on the trigger event.</s>

As a homeowner, I want to receive alerts and notifications when my security system detects smoke or fire, so that I can respond quickly to potential fire hazards.

Scrum User Story: Smoke and Fire Detection Alerts Description: As a homeowner, I want to receive alerts and notifications when my security system detects smoke or fire, so that I can respond quickly to potential fire hazards. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should include smoke and fire detection capabilities. Homeowners should be able to enable alerts for smoke and fire detection and receive real-time notifications. Notifications should specify the location of the detected smoke or fire. Scenario 1: Enabling Smoke and Fire Detection Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system When I want to enable smoke and fire detection alerts for my home And I access the smoke and fire detection settings Then I should be able to turn on the detection features and configure alert settings. Scenario 2: Receiving Smoke Detection Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have enabled smoke detection alerts When smoke is detected by the system in my home Then I should receive a real-time notification specifying the location of the detected smoke And the notification should provide guidance on responding to the smoke alarm. Scenario 3: Receiving Fire Detection Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have enabled fire detection alerts When a fire is detected by the system in my home Then I should receive a real-time notification specifying the location of the detected fire And the notification should provide guidance on responding to the fire alarm.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want to receive alerts and notifications when my security system detects smoke or fire, so that I can respond quickly to potential fire hazards.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Smoke and Fire Detection Alerts Description: As a homeowner, I want to receive alerts and notifications when my security system detects smoke or fire, so that I can respond quickly to potential fire hazards. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should include smoke and fire detection capabilities. Homeowners should be able to enable alerts for smoke and fire detection and receive real-time notifications. Notifications should specify the location of the detected smoke or fire. Scenario 1: Enabling Smoke and Fire Detection Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system When I want to enable smoke and fire detection alerts for my home And I access the smoke and fire detection settings Then I should be able to turn on the detection features and configure alert settings. Scenario 2: Receiving Smoke Detection Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have enabled smoke detection alerts When smoke is detected by the system in my home Then I should receive a real-time notification specifying the location of the detected smoke And the notification should provide guidance on responding to the smoke alarm. Scenario 3: Receiving Fire Detection Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have enabled fire detection alerts When a fire is detected by the system in my home Then I should receive a real-time notification specifying the location of the detected fire And the notification should provide guidance on responding to the fire alarm.</s>

As a homeowner, I want to integrate my security system with my carbon monoxide (CO) detectors, so that I can receive alerts and notifications in case of a CO leak.

Scrum User Story: Carbon Monoxide (CO) Detector Integration Description: As a homeowner, I want to integrate my security system with my carbon monoxide (CO) detectors, so that I can receive alerts and notifications in case of a CO leak. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should support integration with compatible CO detectors. Homeowners should be able to link their CO detectors with the security system and receive real-time alerts. CO detector alerts should specify the affected area. Scenario 1: Linking CO Detectors with Security System Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system and compatible CO detectors When I want to integrate the CO detectors with my security system And I access the CO detector integration settings Then I should be able to link the CO detectors and configure alert preferences. Scenario 2: Receiving CO Leak Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system and linked CO detectors When a CO leak is detected by one of the CO detectors Then I should receive a real-time notification specifying the affected area And the notification should provide guidance on responding to the CO leak, including evacuating the area and contacting emergency services. Scenario 3: Verifying CO Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system and linked CO detectors And I have received a CO leak alert When I verify the alert and ensure the safety of occupants in the affected area Then I should take appropriate action to address the CO leak and ventilate the area as necessary.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want to integrate my security system with my carbon monoxide (CO) detectors, so that I can receive alerts and notifications in case of a CO leak.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Carbon Monoxide (CO) Detector Integration Description: As a homeowner, I want to integrate my security system with my carbon monoxide (CO) detectors, so that I can receive alerts and notifications in case of a CO leak. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should support integration with compatible CO detectors. Homeowners should be able to link their CO detectors with the security system and receive real-time alerts. CO detector alerts should specify the affected area. Scenario 1: Linking CO Detectors with Security System Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system and compatible CO detectors When I want to integrate the CO detectors with my security system And I access the CO detector integration settings Then I should be able to link the CO detectors and configure alert preferences. Scenario 2: Receiving CO Leak Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system and linked CO detectors When a CO leak is detected by one of the CO detectors Then I should receive a real-time notification specifying the affected area And the notification should provide guidance on responding to the CO leak, including evacuating the area and contacting emergency services. Scenario 3: Verifying CO Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system and linked CO detectors And I have received a CO leak alert When I verify the alert and ensure the safety of occupants in the affected area Then I should take appropriate action to address the CO leak and ventilate the area as necessary.</s>

As a homeowner, I want to receive notifications when my security system detects glass breakage or window intrusion, so that I can respond quickly to potential security breaches.

Scrum User Story: Glass Break and Window Intrusion Detection Alerts Description: As a homeowner, I want to receive notifications when my security system detects glass breakage or window intrusion, so that I can respond quickly to potential security breaches. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should include glass break and window intrusion detection capabilities. Homeowners should be able to enable alerts for these events and receive real-time notifications. Notifications should specify the location of the detected glass break or window intrusion. Scenario 1: Enabling Glass Break and Window Intrusion Detection Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system When I want to enable glass break and window intrusion detection alerts for my home And I access the intrusion detection settings Then I should be able to turn on the detection features and configure alert settings. Scenario 2: Receiving Glass Breakage Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have enabled glass breakage detection alerts When glass breakage is detected by the system in my home Then I should receive a real-time notification specifying the location of the detected glass break And the notification should provide guidance on responding to the security breach. Scenario 3: Receiving Window Intrusion Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have enabled window intrusion detection alerts When a window intrusion is detected by the system in my home Then I should receive a real-time notification specifying the location of the detected intrusion And the notification should provide guidance on responding to the security breach.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want to receive notifications when my security system detects glass breakage or window intrusion, so that I can respond quickly to potential security breaches.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Glass Break and Window Intrusion Detection Alerts Description: As a homeowner, I want to receive notifications when my security system detects glass breakage or window intrusion, so that I can respond quickly to potential security breaches. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should include glass break and window intrusion detection capabilities. Homeowners should be able to enable alerts for these events and receive real-time notifications. Notifications should specify the location of the detected glass break or window intrusion. Scenario 1: Enabling Glass Break and Window Intrusion Detection Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system When I want to enable glass break and window intrusion detection alerts for my home And I access the intrusion detection settings Then I should be able to turn on the detection features and configure alert settings. Scenario 2: Receiving Glass Breakage Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have enabled glass breakage detection alerts When glass breakage is detected by the system in my home Then I should receive a real-time notification specifying the location of the detected glass break And the notification should provide guidance on responding to the security breach. Scenario 3: Receiving Window Intrusion Alerts Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system And I have enabled window intrusion detection alerts When a window intrusion is detected by the system in my home Then I should receive a real-time notification specifying the location of the detected intrusion And the notification should provide guidance on responding to the security breach.</s>

As a homeowner, I want to integrate my security system with my garage door opener, so that I can remotely control and monitor my garage door.

Scrum User Story: Garage Door Opener Integration Description: As a homeowner, I want to integrate my security system with my garage door opener, so that I can remotely control and monitor my garage door. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should support integration with compatible garage door openers. Homeowners should be able to control and monitor the garage door through the mobile app or control panel. Garage door activity should trigger notifications. Scenario 1: Integrating Garage Door Opener Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system and a compatible garage door opener When I want to integrate the garage door opener with my security system And I access the garage door opener integration settings Then I should be able to pair and configure the garage door opener for use with the security system. Scenario 2: Remotely Controlling Garage Door Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system and integrated garage door opener When I want to remotely control my garage door And I open the mobile app or control panel Then I should be able to open or close the garage door as needed. Scenario 3: Receiving Garage Door Activity Notifications Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system and integrated garage door opener When the garage door is opened or closed using the system's control feature And the system is configured to do so Then I should receive a real-time notification specifying the garage door activity And the notification should provide information about the door's status.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a homeowner, I want to integrate my security system with my garage door opener, so that I can remotely control and monitor my garage door.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Garage Door Opener Integration Description: As a homeowner, I want to integrate my security system with my garage door opener, so that I can remotely control and monitor my garage door. Acceptance Criteria: The security system should support integration with compatible garage door openers. Homeowners should be able to control and monitor the garage door through the mobile app or control panel. Garage door activity should trigger notifications. Scenario 1: Integrating Garage Door Opener Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system and a compatible garage door opener When I want to integrate the garage door opener with my security system And I access the garage door opener integration settings Then I should be able to pair and configure the garage door opener for use with the security system. Scenario 2: Remotely Controlling Garage Door Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system and integrated garage door opener When I want to remotely control my garage door And I open the mobile app or control panel Then I should be able to open or close the garage door as needed. Scenario 3: Receiving Garage Door Activity Notifications Given that I am a homeowner with a Securitas Direct security system and integrated garage door opener When the garage door is opened or closed using the system's control feature And the system is configured to do so Then I should receive a real-time notification specifying the garage door activity And the notification should provide information about the door's status.</s>

As a user of personal emergency response system (PERS), I want the device to have a comfortable and wearable design, so that I can easily wear it at all times.

Scrum User Story: Comfortable Wearable Design Description: As a user of the personal emergency response system (PERS), I want the device to have a comfortable and wearable design, so that I can easily wear it at all times. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should be lightweight and comfortable to wear as a pendant or wristband. The device should have an adjustable strap to fit various wrist sizes. Scenario 1: Wearing the PERS Pendant Given that I have a PERS pendant When I wear the pendant around my neck or wrist Then the device should be comfortable to wear for extended periods. Scenario 2: Adjusting the Strap Given that I have a PERS wristband When I need to adjust the strap size And I follow the provided instructions Then the strap should be easily adjustable to fit my wrist comfortably. Scenario 3: Comfortable Daily Wear Given that I have a PERS device When I wear it on a daily basis, including during sleep and daily activities Then the device should not cause discomfort or irritation.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a user of personal emergency response system (PERS), I want the device to have a comfortable and wearable design, so that I can easily wear it at all times.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Comfortable Wearable Design Description: As a user of the personal emergency response system (PERS), I want the device to have a comfortable and wearable design, so that I can easily wear it at all times. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should be lightweight and comfortable to wear as a pendant or wristband. The device should have an adjustable strap to fit various wrist sizes. Scenario 1: Wearing the PERS Pendant Given that I have a PERS pendant When I wear the pendant around my neck or wrist Then the device should be comfortable to wear for extended periods. Scenario 2: Adjusting the Strap Given that I have a PERS wristband When I need to adjust the strap size And I follow the provided instructions Then the strap should be easily adjustable to fit my wrist comfortably. Scenario 3: Comfortable Daily Wear Given that I have a PERS device When I wear it on a daily basis, including during sleep and daily activities Then the device should not cause discomfort or irritation.</s>

As a PERS user, I want the device to have a long-lasting battery, so that it remains operational for an extended period without frequent charging.

Scrum User Story: Long-Lasting Battery Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a long-lasting battery, so that it remains operational for an extended period without frequent charging. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should have a rechargeable battery. The battery should provide at least 24 hours of continuous operation on a single charge. The device should have a low battery indicator to alert me when it needs recharging. Scenario 1: Checking Battery Status Given that I have a PERS device with a rechargeable battery When I check the battery status And the battery is fully charged Then the device should indicate a full battery. Scenario 2: Battery Life During Emergency Given that I have a PERS device with a fully charged battery When I press the assistance button during an emergency And I need to use the device for an extended period Then the device should continue to function for at least 24 hours without needing a recharge. Scenario 3: Low Battery Notification Given that I have a PERS device with a low battery When the battery level drops below a certain threshold And I need to recharge the device Then the device should provide a low battery notification to alert me.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a PERS user, I want the device to have a long-lasting battery, so that it remains operational for an extended period without frequent charging.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Long-Lasting Battery Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a long-lasting battery, so that it remains operational for an extended period without frequent charging. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should have a rechargeable battery. The battery should provide at least 24 hours of continuous operation on a single charge. The device should have a low battery indicator to alert me when it needs recharging. Scenario 1: Checking Battery Status Given that I have a PERS device with a rechargeable battery When I check the battery status And the battery is fully charged Then the device should indicate a full battery. Scenario 2: Battery Life During Emergency Given that I have a PERS device with a fully charged battery When I press the assistance button during an emergency And I need to use the device for an extended period Then the device should continue to function for at least 24 hours without needing a recharge. Scenario 3: Low Battery Notification Given that I have a PERS device with a low battery When the battery level drops below a certain threshold And I need to recharge the device Then the device should provide a low battery notification to alert me.</s>

As a PERS user, I want the device to have a waterproof design, so that I can wear it in the shower or bath without concerns about water damage.

Scrum User Story: Waterproof Design Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a waterproof design, so that I can wear it in the shower or bath without concerns about water damage. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should have an IPX7 or higher waterproof rating. It should be safe to wear while bathing or showering. The device should be able to withstand water immersion for at least 30 minutes without damage. Scenario 1: Wearing the PERS Device in the Shower Given that I have a PERS device with a waterproof design When I wear the device in the shower or bath Then the device should remain fully operational without any water damage or malfunction. Scenario 2: Immersion Test Given that I have a PERS device with a waterproof rating When I accidentally drop the device in water And it remains submerged for 30 minutes Then the device should still function properly after being retrieved from the water. Scenario 3: Cleaning the Device Given that I have a PERS device with a waterproof design When I clean the device under running water as per the instructions Then the device should not be damaged by the water, and it should remain functional.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a PERS user, I want the device to have a waterproof design, so that I can wear it in the shower or bath without concerns about water damage.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Waterproof Design Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a waterproof design, so that I can wear it in the shower or bath without concerns about water damage. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should have an IPX7 or higher waterproof rating. It should be safe to wear while bathing or showering. The device should be able to withstand water immersion for at least 30 minutes without damage. Scenario 1: Wearing the PERS Device in the Shower Given that I have a PERS device with a waterproof design When I wear the device in the shower or bath Then the device should remain fully operational without any water damage or malfunction. Scenario 2: Immersion Test Given that I have a PERS device with a waterproof rating When I accidentally drop the device in water And it remains submerged for 30 minutes Then the device should still function properly after being retrieved from the water. Scenario 3: Cleaning the Device Given that I have a PERS device with a waterproof design When I clean the device under running water as per the instructions Then the device should not be damaged by the water, and it should remain functional.</s>

As a PERS user, I want the device to have fall detection capabilities, so that it can automatically request assistance if I experience a fall and am unable to press the assistance button.

Scrum User Story: Fall Detection Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have fall detection capabilities, so that it can automatically request assistance if I experience a fall and am unable to press the assistance button. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should have built-in fall detection sensors. It should be able to detect falls and automatically initiate an emergency call if a fall is detected. Fall detection should be accurate and minimize false alarms. Scenario 1: Fall Detection Trigger Given that I have a PERS device with fall detection When I experience a fall or a similar sudden impact And I am unable to press the assistance button Then the device should automatically trigger an emergency call for assistance. Scenario 2: False Alarm Prevention Given that I have a PERS device with fall detection When I engage in activities that may involve sudden movements, such as exercise or bending down And I do not experience a fall Then the device should not trigger a false alarm or emergency call. Scenario 3: Confirmation Call Given that I have a PERS device with fall detection When the device triggers an automatic emergency call due to fall detection Then the response center should attempt to establish voice contact with me to confirm the emergency situation before dispatching help.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a PERS user, I want the device to have fall detection capabilities, so that it can automatically request assistance if I experience a fall and am unable to press the assistance button.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Fall Detection Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have fall detection capabilities, so that it can automatically request assistance if I experience a fall and am unable to press the assistance button. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should have built-in fall detection sensors. It should be able to detect falls and automatically initiate an emergency call if a fall is detected. Fall detection should be accurate and minimize false alarms. Scenario 1: Fall Detection Trigger Given that I have a PERS device with fall detection When I experience a fall or a similar sudden impact And I am unable to press the assistance button Then the device should automatically trigger an emergency call for assistance. Scenario 2: False Alarm Prevention Given that I have a PERS device with fall detection When I engage in activities that may involve sudden movements, such as exercise or bending down And I do not experience a fall Then the device should not trigger a false alarm or emergency call. Scenario 3: Confirmation Call Given that I have a PERS device with fall detection When the device triggers an automatic emergency call due to fall detection Then the response center should attempt to establish voice contact with me to confirm the emergency situation before dispatching help.</s>

As a PERS user, I want the device to have two-way communication, so that I can speak directly with the response center in case of an emergency or need for assistance.

Scrum User Story: Two-Way Communication Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have two-way communication, so that I can speak directly with the response center in case of an emergency or need for assistance. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should have a built-in microphone and speaker for two-way communication. It should be capable of establishing a voice connection with the response center when the assistance button is pressed. The voice connection should be clear and reliable. Scenario 1: Requesting Assistance with Voice Communication Given that I have a PERS device with two-way communication When I press the assistance button to request help And the device establishes a voice connection with the response center Then I should be able to communicate my emergency or assistance needs verbally. Scenario 2: Voice Connection Quality Given that I have a PERS device with two-way communication When I use the voice communication feature during an emergency And the device establishes a voice connection Then the voice connection should be clear and free from significant disruptions to ensure effective communication. Scenario 3: Voice Connection Termination Given that I have a PERS device with two-way communication When I no longer require assistance or the emergency situation is resolved And I end the voice communication session Then the device should terminate the voice connection appropriately.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a PERS user, I want the device to have two-way communication, so that I can speak directly with the response center in case of an emergency or need for assistance.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Two-Way Communication Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have two-way communication, so that I can speak directly with the response center in case of an emergency or need for assistance. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should have a built-in microphone and speaker for two-way communication. It should be capable of establishing a voice connection with the response center when the assistance button is pressed. The voice connection should be clear and reliable. Scenario 1: Requesting Assistance with Voice Communication Given that I have a PERS device with two-way communication When I press the assistance button to request help And the device establishes a voice connection with the response center Then I should be able to communicate my emergency or assistance needs verbally. Scenario 2: Voice Connection Quality Given that I have a PERS device with two-way communication When I use the voice communication feature during an emergency And the device establishes a voice connection Then the voice connection should be clear and free from significant disruptions to ensure effective communication. Scenario 3: Voice Connection Termination Given that I have a PERS device with two-way communication When I no longer require assistance or the emergency situation is resolved And I end the voice communication session Then the device should terminate the voice connection appropriately.</s>

As a PERS user, I want the device to have GPS tracking, so that the response center can quickly locate me in case of an emergency or if I am unable to provide my location.

Scrum User Story: GPS Tracking Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have GPS tracking, so that the response center can quickly locate me in case of an emergency or if I am unable to provide my location. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should be equipped with GPS technology for accurate location tracking. It should transmit my location data to the response center when I request assistance or in the event of a fall. The response center should be able to access my real-time location information. Scenario 1: Requesting Assistance with GPS Location Given that I have a PERS device with GPS tracking When I press the assistance button to request help And the device transmits my GPS location to the response center Then the response center should have access to my accurate location information. Scenario 2: Fall Detection and GPS Location Given that I have a PERS device with GPS tracking and fall detection When the device detects a fall and triggers an emergency call And it simultaneously transmits my GPS location to the response center Then the response center should have access to my accurate location, even if I am unable to provide it verbally. Scenario 3: Real-Time Location Tracking Given that I have a PERS device with GPS tracking When I am wearing the device on a daily basis And the response center needs to locate me during an emergency Then the response center should be able to access my real-time GPS location for quick assistance.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a PERS user, I want the device to have GPS tracking, so that the response center can quickly locate me in case of an emergency or if I am unable to provide my location.[/INST]Scrum User Story: GPS Tracking Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have GPS tracking, so that the response center can quickly locate me in case of an emergency or if I am unable to provide my location. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should be equipped with GPS technology for accurate location tracking. It should transmit my location data to the response center when I request assistance or in the event of a fall. The response center should be able to access my real-time location information. Scenario 1: Requesting Assistance with GPS Location Given that I have a PERS device with GPS tracking When I press the assistance button to request help And the device transmits my GPS location to the response center Then the response center should have access to my accurate location information. Scenario 2: Fall Detection and GPS Location Given that I have a PERS device with GPS tracking and fall detection When the device detects a fall and triggers an emergency call And it simultaneously transmits my GPS location to the response center Then the response center should have access to my accurate location, even if I am unable to provide it verbally. Scenario 3: Real-Time Location Tracking Given that I have a PERS device with GPS tracking When I am wearing the device on a daily basis And the response center needs to locate me during an emergency Then the response center should be able to access my real-time GPS location for quick assistance.</s>

As a PERS user, I want the device to have a backup communication method, such as cellular connectivity, so that I can request assistance even if my home phone line or Wi-Fi is not working.

Scrum User Story: Backup Communication Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a backup communication method, such as cellular connectivity, so that I can request assistance even if my home phone line or Wi-Fi is not working. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should include a backup cellular connection that can be used in case the primary home phone line or Wi-Fi connection is unavailable. The device should automatically switch to the cellular connection when needed. The cellular backup should provide reliable communication with the response center. Scenario 1: Home Phone Line Failure Given that I have a PERS device with backup cellular connectivity When my home phone line experiences an outage And I press the assistance button to request help Then the device should automatically switch to the cellular backup connection for communication with the response center. Scenario 2: Wi-Fi Network Unavailable Given that I have a PERS device with backup cellular connectivity When my Wi-Fi network is not working And I need to request assistance or communicate with the response center Then the device should use the backup cellular connection to ensure continued communication. Scenario 3: Testing Cellular Backup Given that I have a PERS device with backup cellular connectivity When I want to test the cellular backup functionality And I initiate a non-emergency call to the response center Then the device should successfully establish a connection using the cellular backup.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a PERS user, I want the device to have a backup communication method, such as cellular connectivity, so that I can request assistance even if my home phone line or Wi-Fi is not working.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Backup Communication Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a backup communication method, such as cellular connectivity, so that I can request assistance even if my home phone line or Wi-Fi is not working. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should include a backup cellular connection that can be used in case the primary home phone line or Wi-Fi connection is unavailable. The device should automatically switch to the cellular connection when needed. The cellular backup should provide reliable communication with the response center. Scenario 1: Home Phone Line Failure Given that I have a PERS device with backup cellular connectivity When my home phone line experiences an outage And I press the assistance button to request help Then the device should automatically switch to the cellular backup connection for communication with the response center. Scenario 2: Wi-Fi Network Unavailable Given that I have a PERS device with backup cellular connectivity When my Wi-Fi network is not working And I need to request assistance or communicate with the response center Then the device should use the backup cellular connection to ensure continued communication. Scenario 3: Testing Cellular Backup Given that I have a PERS device with backup cellular connectivity When I want to test the cellular backup functionality And I initiate a non-emergency call to the response center Then the device should successfully establish a connection using the cellular backup.</s>

As a PERS user, I want the device to have a user-friendly interface with clear buttons and indicators, so that I can easily operate it during emergencies or when requesting assistance.

Scrum User Story: User-Friendly Interface Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a user-friendly interface with clear buttons and indicators, so that I can easily operate it during emergencies or when requesting assistance. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should have easily accessible buttons for assistance and testing. The buttons should be labeled clearly and intuitively. The device should have visible indicators for battery status, connectivity, and fall detection. Scenario 1: Pressing the Assistance Button Given that I have a PERS device with a user-friendly interface When I need to request assistance And I press the clearly labeled assistance button Then the device should initiate the appropriate emergency call. Scenario 2: Testing the Device Given that I have a PERS device with a user-friendly interface When I want to test the device's functionality And I press the clearly labeled test button Then the device should respond with a successful test indication. Scenario 3: Checking Battery and Connectivity Indicators Given that I have a PERS device with a user-friendly interface When I need to check the battery status or connectivity And I look at the device's visible indicators Then the indicators should clearly convey the battery status and connectivity information.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a PERS user, I want the device to have a user-friendly interface with clear buttons and indicators, so that I can easily operate it during emergencies or when requesting assistance.[/INST]Scrum User Story: User-Friendly Interface Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a user-friendly interface with clear buttons and indicators, so that I can easily operate it during emergencies or when requesting assistance. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should have easily accessible buttons for assistance and testing. The buttons should be labeled clearly and intuitively. The device should have visible indicators for battery status, connectivity, and fall detection. Scenario 1: Pressing the Assistance Button Given that I have a PERS device with a user-friendly interface When I need to request assistance And I press the clearly labeled assistance button Then the device should initiate the appropriate emergency call. Scenario 2: Testing the Device Given that I have a PERS device with a user-friendly interface When I want to test the device's functionality And I press the clearly labeled test button Then the device should respond with a successful test indication. Scenario 3: Checking Battery and Connectivity Indicators Given that I have a PERS device with a user-friendly interface When I need to check the battery status or connectivity And I look at the device's visible indicators Then the indicators should clearly convey the battery status and connectivity information.</s>

As a PERS user, I want the device to have a wearable panic button, so that I can discreetly request assistance in urgent situations without drawing attention.

Scrum User Story: Wearable Panic Button Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a wearable panic button, so that I can discreetly request assistance in urgent situations without drawing attention. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should include a discreet and easily accessible panic button that can be worn as a pendant or wristband. The panic button should be designed to prevent accidental presses while remaining easily accessible when needed. The device should initiate an emergency call when the panic button is pressed. Scenario 1: Wearing the Panic Button Pendant Given that I have a PERS device with a wearable panic button When I wear the panic button pendant around my neck Then the panic button should be discreet and not draw attention. Scenario 2: Wearing the Panic Button Wristband Given that I have a PERS device with a wearable panic button When I wear the panic button as a wristband Then the panic button should be easily accessible for discreet use in urgent situations. Scenario 3: Initiating an Emergency Call with the Panic Button Given that I have a PERS device with a wearable panic button When I need to request immediate assistance And I press the panic button on the wearable Then the device should initiate an emergency call to the response center.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a PERS user, I want the device to have a wearable panic button, so that I can discreetly request assistance in urgent situations without drawing attention.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Wearable Panic Button Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a wearable panic button, so that I can discreetly request assistance in urgent situations without drawing attention. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should include a discreet and easily accessible panic button that can be worn as a pendant or wristband. The panic button should be designed to prevent accidental presses while remaining easily accessible when needed. The device should initiate an emergency call when the panic button is pressed. Scenario 1: Wearing the Panic Button Pendant Given that I have a PERS device with a wearable panic button When I wear the panic button pendant around my neck Then the panic button should be discreet and not draw attention. Scenario 2: Wearing the Panic Button Wristband Given that I have a PERS device with a wearable panic button When I wear the panic button as a wristband Then the panic button should be easily accessible for discreet use in urgent situations. Scenario 3: Initiating an Emergency Call with the Panic Button Given that I have a PERS device with a wearable panic button When I need to request immediate assistance And I press the panic button on the wearable Then the device should initiate an emergency call to the response center.</s>

As a PERS user, I want the device to have a customizable emergency contact list, so that I can specify who should be contacted in case of an emergency.

Scrum User Story: Customizable Emergency Contacts Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a customizable emergency contact list, so that I can specify who should be contacted in case of an emergency. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should allow me to add, edit, and remove emergency contacts. I should be able to specify multiple contacts with their names and phone numbers. The device should prioritize the contacts based on my preferences. Scenario 1: Adding Emergency Contacts Given that I have a PERS device with customizable emergency contacts When I want to add a new contact to the list And I access the device's settings Then I should be able to enter the contact's name and phone number for emergency notifications. Scenario 2: Editing Emergency Contacts Given that I have a PERS device with customizable emergency contacts When I need to update the information for an existing contact And I access the device's settings Then I should be able to edit the contact's name or phone number as needed. Scenario 3: Removing Emergency Contacts Given that I have a PERS device with customizable emergency contacts When I want to remove a contact from the emergency contact list And I access the device's settings Then I should be able to delete the contact from the list.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a PERS user, I want the device to have a customizable emergency contact list, so that I can specify who should be contacted in case of an emergency.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Customizable Emergency Contacts Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a customizable emergency contact list, so that I can specify who should be contacted in case of an emergency. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should allow me to add, edit, and remove emergency contacts. I should be able to specify multiple contacts with their names and phone numbers. The device should prioritize the contacts based on my preferences. Scenario 1: Adding Emergency Contacts Given that I have a PERS device with customizable emergency contacts When I want to add a new contact to the list And I access the device's settings Then I should be able to enter the contact's name and phone number for emergency notifications. Scenario 2: Editing Emergency Contacts Given that I have a PERS device with customizable emergency contacts When I need to update the information for an existing contact And I access the device's settings Then I should be able to edit the contact's name or phone number as needed. Scenario 3: Removing Emergency Contacts Given that I have a PERS device with customizable emergency contacts When I want to remove a contact from the emergency contact list And I access the device's settings Then I should be able to delete the contact from the list.</s>

As a PERS user, I want the device to have a discreet and silent alarm mode, so that I can request assistance without alerting potential intruders or drawing attention.

Scrum User Story: Discreet Alarm Mode Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a discreet and silent alarm mode, so that I can request assistance without alerting potential intruders or drawing attention. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should have a discreet alarm mode that allows me to request assistance silently. When the discreet alarm mode is activated, the device should notify the response center without audible alarms or signals. The response center should be aware of the discreet alarm and respond accordingly. Scenario 1: Activating Discreet Alarm Mode Given that I have a PERS device with a discreet alarm mode When I need to request assistance discreetly without drawing attention And I activate the discreet alarm mode Then the device should notify the response center silently without audible alarms. Scenario 2: Response Center Awareness Given that I have a PERS device with a discreet alarm mode When I activate the discreet alarm mode And the device notifies the response center silently Then the response center should be aware of the discreet alarm and respond to the situation accordingly. Scenario 3: Deactivating Discreet Alarm Mode Given that I have a PERS device with a discreet alarm mode When I activate the discreet alarm mode for a discreet request for assistance And the situation is resolved or assistance is no longer needed Then I should be able to deactivate the discreet alarm mode appropriately.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a PERS user, I want the device to have a discreet and silent alarm mode, so that I can request assistance without alerting potential intruders or drawing attention.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Discreet Alarm Mode Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a discreet and silent alarm mode, so that I can request assistance without alerting potential intruders or drawing attention. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should have a discreet alarm mode that allows me to request assistance silently. When the discreet alarm mode is activated, the device should notify the response center without audible alarms or signals. The response center should be aware of the discreet alarm and respond accordingly. Scenario 1: Activating Discreet Alarm Mode Given that I have a PERS device with a discreet alarm mode When I need to request assistance discreetly without drawing attention And I activate the discreet alarm mode Then the device should notify the response center silently without audible alarms. Scenario 2: Response Center Awareness Given that I have a PERS device with a discreet alarm mode When I activate the discreet alarm mode And the device notifies the response center silently Then the response center should be aware of the discreet alarm and respond to the situation accordingly. Scenario 3: Deactivating Discreet Alarm Mode Given that I have a PERS device with a discreet alarm mode When I activate the discreet alarm mode for a discreet request for assistance And the situation is resolved or assistance is no longer needed Then I should be able to deactivate the discreet alarm mode appropriately.</s>

As a PERS user, I want the device to provide regular self-tests and status updates, so that I can have confidence in its functionality and reliability.

Scrum User Story: Self-Tests and Status Updates Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to provide regular self-tests and status updates, so that I can have confidence in its functionality and reliability. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should perform regular self-tests to ensure its functionality. It should provide status updates to indicate that it is operational. If any issues are detected during self-tests, the device should notify me and the response center. Scenario 1: Regular Self-Tests Given that I have a PERS device with self-test functionality When the device performs regular self-tests as specified in the instructions And all self-tests pass successfully Then the device should provide status updates indicating its operational status. Scenario 2: Self-Test Failure Notification Given that I have a PERS device with self-test functionality When the device detects a failure or issue during a self-test And it is unable to resolve the issue automatically Then the device should notify me and the response center of the self-test failure. Scenario 3: Battery Status Update Given that I have a PERS device with self-test functionality When I check the device's status And it detects that the battery is low or requires replacement Then the device should provide a battery status update to alert me to take appropriate action.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a PERS user, I want the device to provide regular self-tests and status updates, so that I can have confidence in its functionality and reliability.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Self-Tests and Status Updates Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to provide regular self-tests and status updates, so that I can have confidence in its functionality and reliability. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should perform regular self-tests to ensure its functionality. It should provide status updates to indicate that it is operational. If any issues are detected during self-tests, the device should notify me and the response center. Scenario 1: Regular Self-Tests Given that I have a PERS device with self-test functionality When the device performs regular self-tests as specified in the instructions And all self-tests pass successfully Then the device should provide status updates indicating its operational status. Scenario 2: Self-Test Failure Notification Given that I have a PERS device with self-test functionality When the device detects a failure or issue during a self-test And it is unable to resolve the issue automatically Then the device should notify me and the response center of the self-test failure. Scenario 3: Battery Status Update Given that I have a PERS device with self-test functionality When I check the device's status And it detects that the battery is low or requires replacement Then the device should provide a battery status update to alert me to take appropriate action.</s>

As a PERS user, I want the device to have a backup power source, such as a rechargeable battery or backup power supply, so that it remains operational during power outages.

Scrum User Story: Backup Power Source Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a backup power source, such as a rechargeable battery or backup power supply, so that it remains operational during power outages. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should have a backup power source, such as a rechargeable battery or backup power supply. The backup power source should provide at least 24 hours of continuous operation when the primary power source is unavailable. The device should alert me when it switches to backup power. Scenario 1: Primary Power Source Failure Given that I have a PERS device with a backup power source When the primary power source experiences an outage, such as a power cut And the device switches to the backup power source Then the device should remain operational and provide continued protection during the outage. Scenario 2: Backup Power Notification Given that I have a PERS device with a backup power source When the device switches to the backup power source due to a power outage And the backup power source is activated Then the device should notify me of the power source switch to ensure awareness. Scenario 3: Testing Backup Power Given that I have a PERS device with a backup power source When I want to test the backup power functionality And I disconnect the primary power source temporarily Then the device should switch to the backup power source and remain operational during the test.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a PERS user, I want the device to have a backup power source, such as a rechargeable battery or backup power supply, so that it remains operational during power outages.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Backup Power Source Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a backup power source, such as a rechargeable battery or backup power supply, so that it remains operational during power outages. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should have a backup power source, such as a rechargeable battery or backup power supply. The backup power source should provide at least 24 hours of continuous operation when the primary power source is unavailable. The device should alert me when it switches to backup power. Scenario 1: Primary Power Source Failure Given that I have a PERS device with a backup power source When the primary power source experiences an outage, such as a power cut And the device switches to the backup power source Then the device should remain operational and provide continued protection during the outage. Scenario 2: Backup Power Notification Given that I have a PERS device with a backup power source When the device switches to the backup power source due to a power outage And the backup power source is activated Then the device should notify me of the power source switch to ensure awareness. Scenario 3: Testing Backup Power Given that I have a PERS device with a backup power source When I want to test the backup power functionality And I disconnect the primary power source temporarily Then the device should switch to the backup power source and remain operational during the test.</s>

As a PERS user, I want the device to be compatible with multiple accessories, such as fall detection pendants, wristbands, or belt clips, to suit my preferences and needs.

Scrum User Story: Compatibility with Accessories Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to be compatible with multiple accessories, such as fall detection pendants, wristbands, or belt clips, to suit my preferences and needs. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should be compatible with a variety of accessories, including fall detection pendants, wristbands, and belt clips. Users should be able to choose and switch between compatible accessories based on their preferences and needs. The accessories should be easy to attach and detach from the device. Scenario 1: Attaching a Fall Detection Pendant Given that I have a PERS device with compatibility for accessories When I want to use a fall detection pendant for added safety And I attach the pendant to the device as instructed Then the device should recognize and function with the attached pendant. Scenario 2: Wearing a Wristband Given that I have a PERS device with compatibility for accessories When I prefer to wear the device as a wristband for convenience And I attach the wristband as instructed Then the device should function effectively as a wrist-worn device. Scenario 3: Using a Belt Clip Given that I have a PERS device with compatibility for accessories When I prefer to use a belt clip to secure the device And I attach the belt clip as instructed Then the device should securely attach to the belt clip for easy access and portability.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a PERS user, I want the device to be compatible with multiple accessories, such as fall detection pendants, wristbands, or belt clips, to suit my preferences and needs.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Compatibility with Accessories Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to be compatible with multiple accessories, such as fall detection pendants, wristbands, or belt clips, to suit my preferences and needs. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should be compatible with a variety of accessories, including fall detection pendants, wristbands, and belt clips. Users should be able to choose and switch between compatible accessories based on their preferences and needs. The accessories should be easy to attach and detach from the device. Scenario 1: Attaching a Fall Detection Pendant Given that I have a PERS device with compatibility for accessories When I want to use a fall detection pendant for added safety And I attach the pendant to the device as instructed Then the device should recognize and function with the attached pendant. Scenario 2: Wearing a Wristband Given that I have a PERS device with compatibility for accessories When I prefer to wear the device as a wristband for convenience And I attach the wristband as instructed Then the device should function effectively as a wrist-worn device. Scenario 3: Using a Belt Clip Given that I have a PERS device with compatibility for accessories When I prefer to use a belt clip to secure the device And I attach the belt clip as instructed Then the device should securely attach to the belt clip for easy access and portability.</s>

As a PERS user, I want the device to have a user-friendly mobile app or web portal, so that I can easily access and manage my account, settings, and emergency contacts.

Scrum User Story: User-Friendly Mobile App/Web Portal Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a user-friendly mobile app or web portal, so that I can easily access and manage my account, settings, and emergency contacts. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS service should provide a user-friendly mobile app or web portal. Users should be able to access their account, update emergency contacts, and configure device settings through the app or portal. The app or portal should be compatible with both iOS and Android operating systems. Scenario 1: Accessing the Mobile App Given that I have a PERS device with a user-friendly mobile app When I want to access my account and device settings And I download and install the app on my smartphone Then the app should be compatible with my device's operating system and allow me to log in. Scenario 2: Updating Emergency Contacts via the Mobile App Given that I have a PERS device with a user-friendly mobile app When I need to update my emergency contacts And I open the app and access the contact settings Then the app should allow me to add, edit, or remove emergency contacts easily. Scenario 3: Managing Device Settings via Web Portal Given that I have a PERS device with a user-friendly web portal When I prefer to access and configure device settings through a web portal And I log in to the portal using my computer Then the web portal should provide a user-friendly interface for managing device settings and preferences.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a PERS user, I want the device to have a user-friendly mobile app or web portal, so that I can easily access and manage my account, settings, and emergency contacts.[/INST]Scrum User Story: User-Friendly Mobile App/Web Portal Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a user-friendly mobile app or web portal, so that I can easily access and manage my account, settings, and emergency contacts. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS service should provide a user-friendly mobile app or web portal. Users should be able to access their account, update emergency contacts, and configure device settings through the app or portal. The app or portal should be compatible with both iOS and Android operating systems. Scenario 1: Accessing the Mobile App Given that I have a PERS device with a user-friendly mobile app When I want to access my account and device settings And I download and install the app on my smartphone Then the app should be compatible with my device's operating system and allow me to log in. Scenario 2: Updating Emergency Contacts via the Mobile App Given that I have a PERS device with a user-friendly mobile app When I need to update my emergency contacts And I open the app and access the contact settings Then the app should allow me to add, edit, or remove emergency contacts easily. Scenario 3: Managing Device Settings via Web Portal Given that I have a PERS device with a user-friendly web portal When I prefer to access and configure device settings through a web portal And I log in to the portal using my computer Then the web portal should provide a user-friendly interface for managing device settings and preferences.</s>

As a PERS user, I want the device to have a clear and audible speaker, so that I can hear and communicate with the response center easily during an emergency.

Scrum User Story: Clear and Audible Speaker Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a clear and audible speaker, so that I can hear and communicate with the response center easily during an emergency. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should have a built-in speaker that provides clear and audible communication with the response center. The speaker volume should be adjustable to suit the user's preferences. Communication through the speaker should be free from significant distortions or interruptions. Scenario 1: Requesting Assistance with Speaker Given that I have a PERS device with a clear and audible speaker When I press the assistance button to request help And the device establishes a voice connection with the response center Then the speaker should provide clear and audible communication with the response center. Scenario 2: Speaker Volume Adjustment Given that I have a PERS device with a clear and audible speaker When I need to adjust the speaker volume And I access the device's settings Then the device should allow me to adjust the speaker volume to my preferred level. Scenario 3: Voice Clarity During Communication Given that I have a PERS device with a clear and audible speaker When I communicate with the response center through the speaker And the device establishes a voice connection Then the communication should be clear and free from significant distortions or interruptions.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a PERS user, I want the device to have a clear and audible speaker, so that I can hear and communicate with the response center easily during an emergency.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Clear and Audible Speaker Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a clear and audible speaker, so that I can hear and communicate with the response center easily during an emergency. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should have a built-in speaker that provides clear and audible communication with the response center. The speaker volume should be adjustable to suit the user's preferences. Communication through the speaker should be free from significant distortions or interruptions. Scenario 1: Requesting Assistance with Speaker Given that I have a PERS device with a clear and audible speaker When I press the assistance button to request help And the device establishes a voice connection with the response center Then the speaker should provide clear and audible communication with the response center. Scenario 2: Speaker Volume Adjustment Given that I have a PERS device with a clear and audible speaker When I need to adjust the speaker volume And I access the device's settings Then the device should allow me to adjust the speaker volume to my preferred level. Scenario 3: Voice Clarity During Communication Given that I have a PERS device with a clear and audible speaker When I communicate with the response center through the speaker And the device establishes a voice connection Then the communication should be clear and free from significant distortions or interruptions.</s>

As a PERS user, I want the device to have a backup communication method, such as a backup cellular network, so that I can request assistance even if the primary communication network is unavailable.

Scrum User Story: Backup Communication Method Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a backup communication method, such as a backup cellular network, so that I can request assistance even if the primary communication network is unavailable. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should include a backup communication method, such as a backup cellular network. If the primary communication network is unavailable, the device should automatically switch to the backup network to establish a connection with the response center. The backup network should provide reliable communication. Scenario 1: Primary Network Failure Given that I have a PERS device with a backup communication method When the primary communication network is unavailable, such as a home phone line outage And I press the assistance button to request help Then the device should automatically switch to the backup cellular network for communication with the response center. Scenario 2: Backup Network Activation Given that I have a PERS device with a backup communication method When the device detects that the primary network is unavailable And it switches to the backup cellular network Then the backup network should activate and provide reliable communication with the response center. Scenario 3: Testing Backup Communication Given that I have a PERS device with a backup communication method When I want to test the backup communication functionality And I initiate a non-emergency call to the response center while simulating a primary network failure Then the device should successfully establish a connection using the backup communication method.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a PERS user, I want the device to have a backup communication method, such as a backup cellular network, so that I can request assistance even if the primary communication network is unavailable.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Backup Communication Method Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a backup communication method, such as a backup cellular network, so that I can request assistance even if the primary communication network is unavailable. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should include a backup communication method, such as a backup cellular network. If the primary communication network is unavailable, the device should automatically switch to the backup network to establish a connection with the response center. The backup network should provide reliable communication. Scenario 1: Primary Network Failure Given that I have a PERS device with a backup communication method When the primary communication network is unavailable, such as a home phone line outage And I press the assistance button to request help Then the device should automatically switch to the backup cellular network for communication with the response center. Scenario 2: Backup Network Activation Given that I have a PERS device with a backup communication method When the device detects that the primary network is unavailable And it switches to the backup cellular network Then the backup network should activate and provide reliable communication with the response center. Scenario 3: Testing Backup Communication Given that I have a PERS device with a backup communication method When I want to test the backup communication functionality And I initiate a non-emergency call to the response center while simulating a primary network failure Then the device should successfully establish a connection using the backup communication method.</s>

As a PERS user, I want the device to have a durable and water-resistant design, so that it can withstand everyday wear and potential exposure to moisture.

Scrum User Story: Durable and Water-Resistant Design Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a durable and water-resistant design, so that it can withstand everyday wear and potential exposure to moisture. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should have a durable and water-resistant design with an IPX4 or higher rating. It should be able to withstand exposure to moisture, such as rain or accidental spills, without damage. The device should be designed to withstand normal wear and tear. Scenario 1: Device Durability Given that I have a PERS device with a durable design When I wear the device on a daily basis And it encounters normal wear and tear, including minor bumps or drops Then the device should remain functional and durable. Scenario 2: Rain Exposure Given that I have a PERS device with a water-resistant design When the device is exposed to rain or light moisture And I continue to wear it outdoors Then the device should withstand the moisture exposure without damage. Scenario 3: Accidental Spills Given that I have a PERS device with a water-resistant design When the device accidentally comes into contact with liquids, such as spilled drinks And I clean the device as instructed Then the device should remain fully operational without damage.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a PERS user, I want the device to have a durable and water-resistant design, so that it can withstand everyday wear and potential exposure to moisture.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Durable and Water-Resistant Design Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a durable and water-resistant design, so that it can withstand everyday wear and potential exposure to moisture. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should have a durable and water-resistant design with an IPX4 or higher rating. It should be able to withstand exposure to moisture, such as rain or accidental spills, without damage. The device should be designed to withstand normal wear and tear. Scenario 1: Device Durability Given that I have a PERS device with a durable design When I wear the device on a daily basis And it encounters normal wear and tear, including minor bumps or drops Then the device should remain functional and durable. Scenario 2: Rain Exposure Given that I have a PERS device with a water-resistant design When the device is exposed to rain or light moisture And I continue to wear it outdoors Then the device should withstand the moisture exposure without damage. Scenario 3: Accidental Spills Given that I have a PERS device with a water-resistant design When the device accidentally comes into contact with liquids, such as spilled drinks And I clean the device as instructed Then the device should remain fully operational without damage.</s>

As a PERS user, I want the device to have a discreet design, so that it does not draw unnecessary attention and allows me to maintain my privacy.

Scrum User Story: Discreet Design Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a discreet design, so that it does not draw unnecessary attention and allows me to maintain my privacy. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should have a discreet and non-intrusive design that does not resemble an obvious medical device. It should be designed to blend in with everyday attire and accessories. The device should not draw unnecessary attention in public or social settings. Scenario 1: Wearing the Discreet Device Given that I have a PERS device with a discreet design When I wear the device as a pendant or wristband And I go about my daily activities in public or social settings Then the device should not draw unnecessary attention and should maintain my privacy. Scenario 2: Device Appearance Given that I have a PERS device with a discreet design When others see the device while I am wearing it And they provide feedback or comments Then the device's appearance should not give the impression of a medical device or draw undue attention. Scenario 3: Device Camouflage Given that I have a PERS device with a discreet design When I choose to conceal the device, such as under clothing or accessories And I wear it discreetly Then the device should remain concealed and not be easily visible to others.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a PERS user, I want the device to have a discreet design, so that it does not draw unnecessary attention and allows me to maintain my privacy.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Discreet Design Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a discreet design, so that it does not draw unnecessary attention and allows me to maintain my privacy. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should have a discreet and non-intrusive design that does not resemble an obvious medical device. It should be designed to blend in with everyday attire and accessories. The device should not draw unnecessary attention in public or social settings. Scenario 1: Wearing the Discreet Device Given that I have a PERS device with a discreet design When I wear the device as a pendant or wristband And I go about my daily activities in public or social settings Then the device should not draw unnecessary attention and should maintain my privacy. Scenario 2: Device Appearance Given that I have a PERS device with a discreet design When others see the device while I am wearing it And they provide feedback or comments Then the device's appearance should not give the impression of a medical device or draw undue attention. Scenario 3: Device Camouflage Given that I have a PERS device with a discreet design When I choose to conceal the device, such as under clothing or accessories And I wear it discreetly Then the device should remain concealed and not be easily visible to others.</s>

As a PERS user, I want the device to have a responsive assistance button, so that I can quickly request help in emergencies without delays.

Scrum User Story: Responsive Assistance Button Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a responsive assistance button, so that I can quickly request help in emergencies without delays. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should have a responsive assistance button that activates the emergency call process without significant delays. When the assistance button is pressed, the device should initiate communication with the response center promptly. Scenario 1: Pressing the Assistance Button Given that I have a PERS device with a responsive assistance button When I press the assistance button to request help during an emergency And the device receives the button press Then the device should initiate the emergency call process promptly and establish communication with the response center. Scenario 2: Button Responsiveness During an Emergency Given that I have a PERS device with a responsive assistance button When I need to request immediate assistance And I press the assistance button while experiencing an emergency And the device receives the button press Then the device should respond quickly to my request for help. Scenario 3: Testing Button Responsiveness Given that I have a PERS device with a responsive assistance button When I want to test the button's responsiveness And I press the assistance button as part of a non-emergency test Then the device should respond promptly to the button press to simulate an emergency call.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a PERS user, I want the device to have a responsive assistance button, so that I can quickly request help in emergencies without delays.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Responsive Assistance Button Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have a responsive assistance button, so that I can quickly request help in emergencies without delays. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should have a responsive assistance button that activates the emergency call process without significant delays. When the assistance button is pressed, the device should initiate communication with the response center promptly. Scenario 1: Pressing the Assistance Button Given that I have a PERS device with a responsive assistance button When I press the assistance button to request help during an emergency And the device receives the button press Then the device should initiate the emergency call process promptly and establish communication with the response center. Scenario 2: Button Responsiveness During an Emergency Given that I have a PERS device with a responsive assistance button When I need to request immediate assistance And I press the assistance button while experiencing an emergency And the device receives the button press Then the device should respond quickly to my request for help. Scenario 3: Testing Button Responsiveness Given that I have a PERS device with a responsive assistance button When I want to test the button's responsiveness And I press the assistance button as part of a non-emergency test Then the device should respond promptly to the button press to simulate an emergency call.</s>

As a PERS user, I want the device to have clear and easy-to-understand instructions, so that I can set it up and use it effectively.

Scrum User Story: Clear Instructions Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have clear and easy-to-understand instructions, so that I can set it up and use it effectively. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should come with clear and comprehensive instructions for setup, operation, and troubleshooting. The instructions should be easy to understand and follow. They should include illustrations and step-by-step guidance. Scenario 1: Setting Up the Device Given that I have a PERS device with clear instructions When I receive the device and need to set it up And I follow the provided setup instructions Then I should be able to set up the device correctly and without confusion. Scenario 2: Operating the Device Given that I have a PERS device with clear instructions When I need to use the device during an emergency or for testing And I follow the provided operating instructions Then I should be able to operate the device effectively and without difficulty. Scenario 3: Troubleshooting Issues Given that I have a PERS device with clear instructions When I encounter issues with the device And I consult the troubleshooting section of the instructions Then the instructions should provide clear guidance for resolving common issues.

<s>[INST]Generate 3 scrum user stories with Description, Criteria of acceptance, Gherkin Scenarios (Given Then When) from As a PERS user, I want the device to have clear and easy-to-understand instructions, so that I can set it up and use it effectively.[/INST]Scrum User Story: Clear Instructions Description: As a PERS user, I want the device to have clear and easy-to-understand instructions, so that I can set it up and use it effectively. Acceptance Criteria: The PERS device should come with clear and comprehensive instructions for setup, operation, and troubleshooting. The instructions should be easy to understand and follow. They should include illustrations and step-by-step guidance. Scenario 1: Setting Up the Device Given that I have a PERS device with clear instructions When I receive the device and need to set it up And I follow the provided setup instructions Then I should be able to set up the device correctly and without confusion. Scenario 2: Operating the Device Given that I have a PERS device with clear instructions When I need to use the device during an emergency or for testing And I follow the provided operating instructions Then I should be able to operate the device effectively and without difficulty. Scenario 3: Troubleshooting Issues Given that I have a PERS device with clear instructions When I encounter issues with the device And I consult the troubleshooting section of the instructions Then the instructions should provide clear guidance for resolving common issues.</s>