Comprehensive .NET-Angular ERP With Integrations
Budget: $1,500 – $3,000 USD
I’m launching a new ERP platform built on a .NET back end with an Angular front end. Six core modules are in scope—Accounting, Inventory Management, Human Resources, Purchase, Sales and CRM—and each should be delivered as a loosely coupled service exposed through clean, well-documented RESTful APIs.
The system also needs seamless hooks into payment gateways, multiple third-party logistics providers and external CRM systems, so robust interface layers, clear mapping tables and thorough integration tests are essential.
I’ll share my preliminary database schema, entity diagrams and UI wireframes once we agree on milestones. Unit tests, meaningful code comments and concise user documentation are part of the definition of done, and everything must reside in a private Git repository with repeatable build scripts.
Deliverables
• Fully functional web application covering the six modules listed above
• Working integrations for payment, logistics and CRM endpoints
• Source code, test suites, build/deploy notes and basic seed data
Acceptance criteria
• All module functions pass agreed unit and integration tests
• Key operations respond in under two seconds under nominal load
• End-to-end flows succeed in a staging environment connected to live sandbox services
Weekly video demos will keep us aligned, and I’m ready to start as soon as you can outline your approach and timeline for an MVP.
The system also needs seamless hooks into payment gateways, multiple third-party logistics providers and external CRM systems, so robust interface layers, clear mapping tables and thorough integration tests are essential.
I’ll share my preliminary database schema, entity diagrams and UI wireframes once we agree on milestones. Unit tests, meaningful code comments and concise user documentation are part of the definition of done, and everything must reside in a private Git repository with repeatable build scripts.
Deliverables
• Fully functional web application covering the six modules listed above
• Working integrations for payment, logistics and CRM endpoints
• Source code, test suites, build/deploy notes and basic seed data
Acceptance criteria
• All module functions pass agreed unit and integration tests
• Key operations respond in under two seconds under nominal load
• End-to-end flows succeed in a staging environment connected to live sandbox services
Weekly video demos will keep us aligned, and I’m ready to start as soon as you can outline your approach and timeline for an MVP.