Laravel Digital service provider website development
Budget: ₹1,500 – ₹12,500 INR
I have the foundations of a Laravel-based site in place—user authentication is working, the CRM module is wired up, and Twilio is already connected for SMS and voice. What I now need is an experienced Laravel developer to turn this scaffold into a fully-functional consulting marketplace where Service Providers can sign in, manage their profiles, and deliver sessions to clients.
Core scope
• Expand the existing login flow into a role-aware system (for now the only active role is Service Provider, though the code should leave room for future Admin and Client roles).
• Build the Service Provider dashboard: profile editing, availability scheduling, session history, basic analytics drawn from the CRM data.
• Hook Twilio into the workflow so that confirmations, reminders, and post-session follow-ups are triggered automatically. All Twilio configuration screens are already live; you will be focusing on the Laravel side and making sure webhooks fire reliably.
• Polish the front-end (Blade, Vue, or another lightweight approach) so the experience feels cohesive from signup through to completed consultation. Design assets are minimal; simple, clean UI is fine.
Acceptance
The project is done when a new Service Provider can register, set availability, receive a booking, complete the consultation, and see the session logged in the CRM while both provider and client get the appropriate Twilio messages. I’ll provide server access, repo credentials, and a staging subdomain as soon as we start.
Core scope
• Expand the existing login flow into a role-aware system (for now the only active role is Service Provider, though the code should leave room for future Admin and Client roles).
• Build the Service Provider dashboard: profile editing, availability scheduling, session history, basic analytics drawn from the CRM data.
• Hook Twilio into the workflow so that confirmations, reminders, and post-session follow-ups are triggered automatically. All Twilio configuration screens are already live; you will be focusing on the Laravel side and making sure webhooks fire reliably.
• Polish the front-end (Blade, Vue, or another lightweight approach) so the experience feels cohesive from signup through to completed consultation. Design assets are minimal; simple, clean UI is fine.
Acceptance
The project is done when a new Service Provider can register, set availability, receive a booking, complete the consultation, and see the session logged in the CRM while both provider and client get the appropriate Twilio messages. I’ll provide server access, repo credentials, and a staging subdomain as soon as we start.
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