#Order Management -The project includes a a portal where your can raise changes to an existing order.
-Adheres to all the MVC Design principles
-The type of requests are customizeable.
-The portal is Microsoft SSO enabled & can be activated after Azure App registration.
-The portal has an admin panel to decide who can access the portal with elevated roles.
-The requests which are raised can be viewed in a Dashboard table and individual requests can be modified.
-The portal also has a bulk upload feature where multiple Order change requests can be placed in bulk.
#Getting Started with OOC.
Download and run npm install in cmd(make sure node is installed) Make sure apis are up and running run npm start in cmd
#HOMEPAGE
- Login via SSO authentication
- Select request type, enter the relevant details and create the Requests.
- Upon submitting a Request ID will be generated.
- The homepage also has an option to mass upload the requests by uploading an excel file of by filling the template (By clicking on download template button)
#DASHBOARD
- The orders which are placed can be tracked.
- The 4 order status are Pending Approval,Approved, Work in Progress(WIP), Completed.
- The Approve button is only visible to users who have the Approver role.
- The Approver can multi select the rows and approve in multiple requests in a go.
- The dashboard with all the requests(from all users) in the queue are visible to the approver and the Admin roles.
- A user with no priviledged roles, will only be able to see the orders created by him in the dashboard
- Multiple filters can be applied, for example: Filter with a long list of comma separated order numbers
- Individual sort and filter column capability is provided
- Extensive use of react bootstrap table
#ADMINISTRATION -This page is only visible to users with admin role. -Admin can add and revoke admin and approver roles.
- They can see a list of all the users under a certain role.
- Currently there are 3 distinct roles - Admin, approver and regular user with no priviledges.
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