Product Managers and System Architects
Planning a system-wide update for a cross-border e-commerce platform involving multi-country logistics.
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The Janbox update mind map template provides a comprehensive technical and functional overview of the latest platform enhancements, covering 83 distinct nodes across critical e-commerce modules. This JANBOX UPDATE template is designed for product managers and developers to map out system logic, specifically focusing on the integration of multi-region sourcing and automated logistics. It details the logic for 'Giá» hà ng' (Shopping Cart) management, where product displays are filtered by source countries like JP or US, and outlines the 'Luá»ng gom ÄÆ¡n tá»± Äá»ng' (Automatic Consolidation Flow) using Rabbit MQ messaging. The structure serves as a technical cheat sheet for standardizing databases and UI/UX transitions, such as merging order and package interfaces to streamline the user journey across different shipping regions.
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Backend Developers and DevOps Engineers
Designing the technical logic for automated package consolidation and message queue triggers.
UX Designers and Frontend Developers
Conducting a UI/UX audit to merge complex order and shipping status screens into a single view.
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Import the update map
Open the .xmind file in Xmind to view the full 83-node structure of the Janbox system update.
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Map your regional logic
Customize the 'From' and 'ShipTo' nodes to match your specific international shipping routes and sourcing countries.
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Define technical workflows
Edit the 'Luá»ng gom ÄÆ¡n tá»± Äá»ng' branch to reflect your own API requirements and message queue processing steps.
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The template focuses on optimizing the cross-border e-commerce experience, specifically addressing how the system handles multiple sourcing regions (From) and destination regions (ShipTo). It maps out the logic for cart filtering, automated package consolidation, and UI improvements for order tracking.
It outlines a specific 'Luá»ng gom ÄÆ¡n tá»± Äá»ng' (Automatic Consolidation Flow) that utilizes Rabbit MQ for message processing. It includes steps for tracking input, mapping non-tracking orders, and handling exceptions like customer cancellations or partial payments.
Yes, the 'Các Website tương tự' branch includes a structured comparison with sites like UBUY and Banggood, focusing on how they display product sources, handle currencies, and manage cart persistence across different regions.
Absolutely. While it contains specific Janbox logic, the nodes for 'Thanh toán' (Payment) and 'Category' management provide a universal framework that can be adapted for any multi-vendor or international shopping platform in Xmind.
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