A cinema ticket booking system simplifies how audiences discover movies, select seats, and complete secure payments, while giving cinema staff tools to manage screenings and track sales. This example demonstrates how the use case description generator organizes these tasks into clear, structured models.
Enter Cinema Ticket Booking System as the problem domain. The tool produces a comprehensive and editable problem description that covers customer interactions such as browsing schedules, selecting seats, processing payments, and staff functions like managing screenings and reports. You can refine the description to align with your cinema’s unique requirements.

With the problem domain in place, press the “Generate Candidate Use Case” button. The tool creates candidate use cases with their name, description, and primary actor. For this example, the generated set includes browsing schedules, searching listings, selecting seats, adding to cart, applying discounts, processing payments, sending confirmations, managing bookings, and staff-level screening management.

Choose one candidate to expand into a detailed description. Here, the selected use case is Browse schedule. The generator produces a structured description with preconditions, main flow, alternative flows, and exceptions, ensuring that different booking scenarios are clearly addressed. The description can also be exported in Markdown format for integration into documentation or project files.

Finally, generate a use case diagram showing the interactions between customers, cinema staff, payment processors, and the various booking activities. The diagram can be exported as an SVG or opened in Visual Paradigm Online for further editing and collaboration.
