1. Assumptions

To effectively use and understand OACT, certain background skills and knowledge are essential. The following assumptions and prerequisites should be met by readers and stakeholders engaging with OACT and this documentation:

Familiarity with Business Case and OACT Implementation:
Readers should possess a clear understanding of the business case and reasons for implementing OACT. This includes comprehending the objectives, goals, and expected outcomes of integrating OACT into the organization's processes.

Knowledge of Order Flow Terminology:
Users should be familiar with words and terms commonly used in the context of Trade Order Management. Understanding terms related to order placement, processing, and execution will aid in grasping the functionalities of OACT.

Basic Technical Proficiency for Technical Users and Administrators:
Technical users and administrators engaging with OACT should have a foundational understanding of basic technological jargon. This includes knowledge of database concepts, SQL queries, system configurations, and other technical aspects relevant to OACT implementation and management.

Understanding of Trading and Trading Systems:
A general understanding of trading and trading systems, along with associated workflows, is beneficial for users interacting with OACT. Knowledge of trading processes and the broader financial ecosystem will facilitate the seamless integration of OACT into existing systems.

Awareness of Technical Infrastructure:
Certain stakeholders need to be acquainted with the technical infrastructure into which OACT will be installed. This includes understanding the existing IT landscape, hardware specifications, network configurations, and any other relevant infrastructure components.

Familiarity with Integrated Software:
Readers should be technically and/or functionally familiar with any software systems with which OACT will integrate. Knowledge of these integrated software applications will aid in understanding the flow of information and interactions between OACT and other tools.

Capability for Integrations and Requirements Management:
The implementation project team and system manager should possess the necessary capabilities to create, edit, and implement mappings and other integrations with OACT. Additionally, they should be proficient in composing detailed requirement documents pertaining to integrations. This skill is crucial for ensuring seamless communication and data exchange between OACT and other systems.

By meeting these assumptions and prerequisites, readers and stakeholders will be better equipped to utilize OACT effectively, make informed decisions during implementation, and ensure successful integration with existing systems and workflows.