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IJSREM68460
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10 |
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Oct 2026
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1-6
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Monthly (12 issues per year)
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Priyadarshini College of Engineering
Information technology
Priyadarshini College of Engineering
Information technology
Priyadarshini College of Engineering
Information technology
Priyadarshini College of Engineering
Information technology
Priyadarshini College of Engineering
Information technology
Priyadarshini College of Engineering
The Agro Dairy Portal is a Smart Dairy Manage-ment System that was developed to address the key challenges in dairy product delivery and management. The current dairy prod-uct management system involves paper-based records leading to calculation errors in the monthly bill. Furthermore, customers face the inability to cancel or change day-to-day order and challenge when the delivery persons take unplanned alternate routes while reaching their location, which leads to the waste of time and resources. There are also challenges such as lack of timely information about delivery status and confirmation of receipt of products by the customer. The proposed solution intends to provide an online portal to automate monthly billing and subscription management, manage next-day dispatch, plan GPS-based routes and deliver a reliable dairy management portal. The portal will have separate Vendor Portal and Customer Portal components to address the needs of dairy vendors and customers involved. The application will be created in Java, JavaFX, and MySQL to digitize dairy management operations and organize the delivery process towards effective farm-to-customer dairy management.
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The Agro Dairy Portal was designed to digitize the regular operations of a dairy. The software integrates the processes of managing the customer’s order, delivering the products, recording the monthly bill, preparing the next day’s order, and developing a route map for the delivery. By using the Customer portal, the customers can cancel or modify their daily order. With the help of the Vendor portal, the dairy owner can manage the daily delivery, record the monthly payment, and monitor the requirements for the next-day delivery. In addition, the route planning feature assists the delivery person in choosing the shortest way between different customer’s addresses. The above-mentioned functions help dairy owners reduce manual work and ensure the accurate operation of the business. The software was designed with the use of Java and JavaFX programming languages and MySQL database. Overall, the Agro Dairy portal is a convenient platform that digitizes the main operation of an agriculture business dealing with dairy production.
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