🏢 Corporate Management System (CMS)

A robust, enterprise-grade web application developed during my Web Developer Internship at Zeel Network Solutions. This system automates corporate administrative workflows, manages employee lifecycles, and provides real-time data insights through a secure and responsive interface.

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✨ Key Features

• Secure Authentication: Robust login system with session management.
• Employee Lifecycle Management: Full CRUD operations for tracking employees, departments, and roles.
• Advanced Data Reporting: Integrated complex SQL Joins to display relational data across multiple entities.
• Responsive UI: Modern interface built using ASP.NET Master Pages and Bootstrap 5 for a clean, corporate aesthetic.
• Data Persistence: Implemented ADO.NET Disconnected Architecture for efficient and reliable database interactions.

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🛠️ Architecture & Tech Stack

• Frontend: HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap 5, JavaScript
• Backend: C# (C-Sharp), ASP.NET Web Forms
• Database: Microsoft SQL Server
• State Management: Session, ViewState

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🚀 How to Run the Project Locally

Note: This repository is optimized as a lightweight, single-project directory. It uses the .csproj file directly instead of a heavier .sln solution file.

Step 1: Setup the Code

1. Clone this repository to your local machine:

   git clone [https://github.com/Prathmesh-ally/Corporate-Management-System.git](https://github.com/Prathmesh-ally/Corporate-Management-System.git)

2.Navigate to the cloned folder. 3.Double-click on Corporate.csproj. This will automatically open the project in Visual Studio. 4.2Visual Studio will automatically restore the required NuGet packages upon the first build.

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Step 2: Setup the Database

1. Open SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS).
2. Create a new database named CorporateDB (or your preferred name).
3. Execute the SQL scripts provided in your database folder to create the necessary tables (tbl_Employee, tbl_Department, tbl_Roles, etc.).

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Step 3: Configure the Application

1. In Visual Studio, open the Web.config file.
2. Locate the section.
3. Update the connection string to match your local MS SQL Server instance.

 <add name="CorporateDB" connectionString="Data Source=YOUR_SERVER_NAME; Initial Catalog=YOUR_DB_NAME; Integrated Security=True;"       providerName="System.Data.SqlClient" /> 

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Step 4: Build And Run

1. In the Visual Studio Solution Explorer, right-click on Login.aspx.
2. Select "Set As Start Page".
3. Press F5 or click the Run (IIS Express) button. The application will launch in your default web browser.

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👨‍💻 Developed By Prathmesh Dattatray Sanap Computer Engineering Student at SPPU |

This project was completed as part of a professional internship at Zeel Network Solutions (Feb 2026 - April 2026).