HCL SRS 1
HCL SRS 1
1. TITLE OF PROJECT 1
2. Purpose of Project 2
3. OBJECTIVE 2
4. SCOPE 2
5. DIAGRAMS 3
7. EXPECTED OUTCOMES 5
8. REFERENCES 6
TITLE OF PROJECT
3. OBJECTIVE
⚫ To simplify and automate hotel operations.
⚫ To enable real-time tracking of room availability.
⚫ To provide an easy-to-use interface for staff and customers.
⚫ To generate comprehensive reports for analysis and decision-making.
⚫ To reduce errors and improve service quality.
⚫ To integrate secure and efficient payment gateways for seamless
transactions.
⚫ To support multi-language and multi-currency functionality for a global
customer base.
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4. SCOPE
The scope of the Hotel Management System encompasses benefits forhotels,
customers, and administrators alike. For hotels, it ensures efficient resource
management, real-time updates on bookings, and a significantreduction in
operational costs. Customers benefit from seamless online booking,
personalized services, and an enhanced overall experience. Administrators
gain centralized control over multiple hotel branches, access to real-time
insights, and the ability to generate detailed reports, enabling informed
decision-making and streamlined operations.
5. DIAGRAMS
DFD diagram
6. TOOLS & TECHNOLOGY
⚫ Programming Language: Python.
⚫ Database: MySQL.
⚫ Backend: Node.js.
⚫ Dashboard: Power BI.
⚫ Tools: IDE Visual Studio Code.
7. Expected Outcome
• A basic yet functional Hotel Management System with essential
features like room booking, check-ins, and payment.
• A user interface that simplifies navigation for both staff and customers.
• Automation of routine tasks, reducing manual effort and errors.
• A real-time room availability tracker for streamlined booking
processes.
• Simplified payment workflows using basic payment integration or
placeholders.
• Basic analytical reports, such as daily bookings or revenue summaries,
for better understanding of system functionality
8. REFERENCES
• Hotel Management Workflows Documentation: Reference industry-
standard hotel management guides or software manuals to understand
workflows such as reservations, room assignments, billing, and
housekeeping.
• Programming Tutorials: Use platforms like GeeksforGeeks,
W3Schools, and Stack Overflow for coding solutions, best practices, and
guidance on frontend, backend, and database integration.
• Payment Gateway API Documentation: Refer to API documentation
from popular gateways like Razorpay, Stripe, or PayPal for integrating
secure and efficient payment processing into the system.
• Books on SDLC and Database Management: Consult books like
Software Engineering by Ian Sommerville for understanding the software
development lifecycle (SDLC) and Database System Concepts by
Silberschatz for database design and management techniques.
• Open-Source Projects: Explore GitHub repositories for hotel
management systems to learn from existing projects and implement
relevant features.