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$1,999.00
About This Service
A production-ready, full-stack .NET 8 application using Entity Framework, built for companies that need software to actually run part of their business, not just store data. Includes role-based access control so different staff see different permissions, a REST API for integrating with tools like Stripe or Twilio, real-time features via SignalR (live notifications, live dashboards), and deployment to Azure or AWS with 99.9% uptime targets. Includes 3 revisions and 30 days of support after go-live.
What's Included
- ✓ Full-stack .NET 8 + Entity Framework, production-ready
- ✓ Role-based access control for secure operations
- ✓ REST API + third-party integrations (Stripe, Twilio, etc.)
- ✓ Real-time features (SignalR)
- ✓ Azure / AWS deployment with 99.9% uptime
- ✓ 3 revisions + 30-day support
Frequently Asked Questions
What does "role-based access control" actually mean in practice?
Different logged-in users see different things based on their role; for example, staff can view orders, but only admins can edit pricing or delete records. This is built into the application, not bolted on afterward.
What's SignalR, and why would I need it?
It's a real-time communication layer; it's what lets a dashboard update instantly when new data comes in, without the user refreshing the page. Useful for order tracking, live chat, or live status dashboards.
Which third-party integrations are included?
The package includes integrating with one payment gateway or communication API (like Stripe, Twilio, or a similar service relevant to your business); additional integrations can be scoped separately.
Why Azure/AWS instead of shared hosting?
A REST API, real-time features, and role-based systems need infrastructure that shared hosting typically can't reliably support at scale. Azure/AWS give you the uptime and scalability this kind of application needs.
Can this integrate with an existing system I already have?
In most cases, yes, provided the existing system exposes an API or database we can connect to; this gets scoped during the initial project discussion.