A web-based Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system developed using ASP.NET Web Forms and C#. This application facilitates the management of customer data, employee interactions, and administrative tasks within an organization.

• User Authentication: Secure login system for employees and administrators.
• Dashboard: Personalized dashboards for users post-login.
• Customer Management: Add, view, and manage customer details.
• Employee Management: Admin functionalities to manage employee records.
• Master Pages: Consistent layout using master pages for different user roles.([LinkedIn][1])

• Frontend: ASP.NET Web Forms (.aspx)
• Backend: C# (.cs)
• Database: MSSQL Database Server
• Web Server: IIS Express / Localhost via Visual Studio

crm-project/
├── Admin/                          # Admin-specific pages and functionalities
├── Employee/                       # Employee-specific pages and functionalities
├── MasterPages/                    # Master pages for layout
├── App_Code/                       # Backend logic and helper classes
├── App_Data/                       # Database files (if any)
├── bin/                            # Compiled binaries
├── obj/                            # Temporary object files
├── AfterLoginEmployee.aspx         # Employee dashboard page
├── AfterLoginEmployeeMasterPage.Master  # Master page for employee after login
├── AfterloginHomePage.aspx         # General homepage after login
├── AfterloginMasterPage.Master     # Master page for general users after login
├── Web.config                      # Configuration file (connection strings, etc.)
└── ...

• Visual Studio 2015 or later
• .NET Framework 4.5 or higher
• SQL Server Express or higher

1. Clone the Repository

   git clone https://github.com/devjyotiprajapati/crm-project.git

2. Open the Solution

   • Open the .sln file in Visual Studio.

3. Set Up the Database

   • Create the necessary tables manually or import from a .mdf file (if available in App_Data).
   • Update the connection string in Web.config.

4. Run the Application

   • Press F5 in Visual Studio or run through IIS Express.