| STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURE | |
|---|---|
Title DXT Punchout Projects | Effective Date October 2019 |
Department eBusiness | Business Owner Farid Mokraoui |
Purpose
This document outlines the key processes and policies for Punchout requests.
Important Notes –
- Develop process is almost the same as for Ferguson.com
- Setup by Tim in XM to get the content onto the site.
- There is no Punchout staging site. You will have to use site below with credentials.
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- Publish content to ferguson.com production as normal.
- Find out if Tim needs to add any of the content to be in a certain testing zone.
- If certain zone is needed tag Dyrone/UX Engineers on Workfront stating which zone the content needs to be in. They will set the content up in that zone.
- Right after publishing or after UX engineers set up testing zone is done, Tim can set up content in XM.
- Meet with Tim or use Punchout test site credentials proved provided by Nathan LLienard to check content on the site is working.
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Expected Turnaround Time – The turnaround time for a project with content that will be published on Punchout
| WF Task | Turnaround Time |
|---|---|
| Design Punchout content. (DXT) | 5 days |
| Get content approved by project sponsor (Project Sponsor/Merch) | 2-3 days |
| HTML/CSS development (DXT) | 5 days |
| Publish content to Ferguson.com (DXT) | 1 day |
| (Optional) Dyrone sets up target zone (UX Engineers/Dyrone) | 1-2 days |
| Hand off assets to Tim to setup in XM. (DXT/Tim Indoe) | 1-3 days |
| Publish content onto Punchout. (Tim Indoe) | 1 day |
| Check content on site. (DXT/Tim Indoe) | 1 day |
Viewing Content on Punchout
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