System for reporting problems using customer programs and notifications via LINE

Authors

  • Somnuek Sinthupuan Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • Chawanwit Laohang Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • Natchaya Tepanwong Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • Puttipong Panomprai Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • Kongkarn Dullayachai Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • Attawit Changkamanon Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • Abstract: Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • Objectives: 1) Develop a system to receive reports of problems using customer Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • programs Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • notify system administrators Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • employees via LINE Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • 2) test system Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • performance using Cypress automated testing frameworks. The system consists of five Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • main parts: 1) constant data management for the system Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • 2) receiving problem Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • notifications Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • 3) managing problems Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • 4) staff management Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • 5) project management Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • Automated system testing tests login Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • all main parts. Research results: Automated Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • system testing was divided into five parts. It was found that the system was fully Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • functional in all functions on the 5th time within the period specified according to the Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • plan of 6 months Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • which was 40 percent faster than manual testing. The results of the Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • research with the two companies found that a total of 120 problems were reported Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • through the system Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • consisting of 60 problems from Company A Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • 60 problems from Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • Company B. Problems that were resolved: Company A accounted for 70 Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • percent Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • Company B accounted for 70 Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • percent. 84 Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • percent Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University
  • Keyword: Notification; Problem report; Line; Manual-Test; Automate-test Computer Science Department, Faculty of Science, Maejo University

Keywords:

Notification, Problem report, Line, Manual-Test, Automate-test

Abstract

Objectives: 1) Develop a system to receive reports of problems using customer programs and notify system administrators and employees via LINE, and 2) test system performance using Cypress automated testing frameworks. The system consists of five main parts: 1) constant data management for the system, 2) receiving problem notifications, 3) managing problems, 4) staff management and 5) project management. Automated system testing tests login and all main parts. Research results: Automated system testing was divided into five parts. It was found that the system was fully functional in all functions on the 5th time within the period specified according to the plan of 6 months, which was 40 percent faster than manual testing. The results of the research with the two companies found that a total of 120 problems were reported through the system, consisting of 60 problems from Company A and 60 problems from Company B. Problems that were resolved: Company A accounted for 70.0 percent, and Company B accounted for 70.0 percent. 84.0 percent.

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Published

2025-12-23

How to Cite

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System for reporting problems using customer programs and notifications via LINE. MITIJ [Internet]. 2025 Dec. 23 [cited 2026 Sep. 9];11(3):83-100. Available from: https://ojs.mju.ac.th/ojs-system/article/view/436

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