Task Flow Mickael Rutembya · Flow Atlas

Calculator

Atomic steps for a visitor accessing the calculator: stating professional email, passing domain check, and entering the mission form.

Task intent

What the user is trying to do

« Access the deterministic pricing calculator to get a public quote for a mission. »

Entry points

Element	Destination
Home CTA	`/outils/calculator/`
Tools hub Calculator card	`/outils/calculator/`
Direct navigation	`/outils/calculator/`

Flow

Adjacent routes — click a node to open it.taskflow

flowchart TD A["Start: visitor clicks Calculator"] --> B["Land on /outils/calculator/"] B --> C["View calculator intro"] C --> D["State professional email"] D --> E["Submit email form"] E --> F{"Domain check"} F -->|Pass| G["Access granted"] F -->|Fail| H["Access refused"] G --> I["5-step mission form shown"] I --> J["Fill step 1: context"] J --> K["Fill step 2: scope"] K --> L["Fill step 3: specialists"] L --> M["Fill step 4: constraints"] M --> N["Fill step 5: timeline"] N --> O["Submit mission form"] O --> P["Pricing engine calculates quote"] P --> Q["Public quote displayed"] Q --> R{"Confirm interest?"} R -->|Yes| S["Proceed to deposit"] S --> T["/outils/calculator/depot/"] R -->|No| U["Save quote or leave"] click B "http://localhost:8000/outils/calculator/" "Open Calculator" click T "http://localhost:8000/outils/calculator/depot/" "Open Deposit"

Steps

Step	Action	System response
1	Visitor navigates to /outils/calculator/	Server renders calculator intro and email gate
2	Visitor states professional email	POST to /acces/ with email domain
3	Domain check runs	Allow or refuse based on domain list
4	Visitor fills 5-step mission form	Form rendered with progress indicator
5	Visitor submits mission form	POST to /api/public_quote/
6	Pricing engine calculates quote	JSON result with public and internal breakdown
7	Public quote displayed	Transparent pricing shown to visitor

Scenario

CTO accesses calculator and gets a quote

Trigger

CTO wants to estimate AI Production Assurance cost
Clicks calculator from tools hub
Enters corporate email (domain: example.com)

Experience

Email gate passes — domain is allowed.
5-step form loads with context, scope, specialists, constraints, timeline.
CTO fills all steps in 4 minutes.
Quote is generated with transparent breakdown.
Public quote shows total and key assumptions.
CTO clicks "Confirm interest" to proceed to deposit.

Trust and safety rules

Email domain is checked server-side — no client-side bypass.
Access gate is logged with timestamp and IP.
Quote calculation runs server-side — no client-side pricing manipulation.
Public quote never exposes internal cost structure.
Form uses CSRF protection.

Interaction notes

Email form POSTs to /acces/
Mission form POSTs to /api/public_quote/
Progress indicator shows current step (1-5).
Quote is stored server-side for later retrieval.

Result states

State	What the visitor sees	What happens next
Gated	Email input form	Enter email to request access
Access granted	5-step mission form	Fill form to get quote
Access refused	Error message	Cannot proceed — contact owner
Quoted	Public quote with pricing	Confirm interest or leave
Form abandoned	Partial form data	No quote generated

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