Cloud-Based Records Management App
Budget: ₹37,500 – ₹75,000 INR
I need a complete, cloud-hosted database solution that I can reach from any browser. The core of the project is a secure web application that lets my team create, read, update, and delete two key data sets—our inventory and our customer records. A relational structure in a managed cloud service (AWS RDS, Azure SQL, Google Cloud SQL, or a comparable platform) is the target back-end; I’m open to whichever stack you feel delivers speed, reliability, and straightforward maintenance.
Here’s what I expect:
• A clean data model covering all inventory details and customer profiles, with the appropriate relationships, constraints, and indexing.
• Web UI with intuitive forms, tabular views, and quick search / filter so staff can locate or edit a record in seconds.
• Role-based authentication to keep customer data private while still giving warehouse staff the access they need to adjust stock.
• Basic analytics—simple dashboards or downloadable reports highlighting inventory levels and recent customer activity.
• Documentation: ER diagram, setup instructions, and a short user guide so onboarding new employees is painless.
Acceptance Criteria
1. I can log in from Chrome or Edge, add a product, then immediately see it reflected in the inventory list.
2. Creating, editing, or deleting any customer entry updates in real time and survives page refreshes.
3. The app loads over HTTPS and requires valid credentials before showing any data.
4. A scripted backup or export process proves that all tables can be restored without data loss.
If you have experience building web apps around a cloud SQL back-end and can hand over well-commented code plus deployment steps, let’s talk timelines and milestones.
Here’s what I expect:
• A clean data model covering all inventory details and customer profiles, with the appropriate relationships, constraints, and indexing.
• Web UI with intuitive forms, tabular views, and quick search / filter so staff can locate or edit a record in seconds.
• Role-based authentication to keep customer data private while still giving warehouse staff the access they need to adjust stock.
• Basic analytics—simple dashboards or downloadable reports highlighting inventory levels and recent customer activity.
• Documentation: ER diagram, setup instructions, and a short user guide so onboarding new employees is painless.
Acceptance Criteria
1. I can log in from Chrome or Edge, add a product, then immediately see it reflected in the inventory list.
2. Creating, editing, or deleting any customer entry updates in real time and survives page refreshes.
3. The app loads over HTTPS and requires valid credentials before showing any data.
4. A scripted backup or export process proves that all tables can be restored without data loss.
If you have experience building web apps around a cloud SQL back-end and can hand over well-commented code plus deployment steps, let’s talk timelines and milestones.