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The document outlines the technical functionalities and stacks required to build an EIBC platform including a website, call management, voting platform, claim management service, virtual data room, and auction system. It then provides a simplified 10-step walkthrough for setting up development environments, creating frontends and backends, integrating databases and third-party services, implementing security, testing, deploying, and monitoring the application. The document notes each step requires substantial work and different specialists to handle the full project scope.

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EIBC

The document outlines the technical functionalities and stacks required to build an EIBC platform including a website, call management, voting platform, claim management service, virtual data room, and auction system. It then provides a simplified 10-step walkthrough for setting up development environments, creating frontends and backends, integrating databases and third-party services, implementing security, testing, deploying, and monitoring the application. The document notes each step requires substantial work and different specialists to handle the full project scope.

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Based on the services provided by EIBC Services outlined in their Report, several technical

functionalities are crucial for the platform. Below, I describe these functionalities and the technical
stack required to build each one.

1. Web Development (EIBC Website development)


- Frontend: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and frameworks like React.js or Angular for dynamic user
interfaces.
- Backend: Node.js/Express.js, Python/Django, or Ruby on Rails for server-side logic.
- Database: SQL (e.g., PostgreSQL, MySQL) or NoSQL (e.g., MongoDB) database systems.
- Content Management System (CMS): WordPress, Drupal or a custom CMS for managing and
publishing content.

2. Call Management (EIBC Call Management)


- IVR System: Twilio, Asterisk, or similar services for Interactive Voice Response (IVR)
functionality.
- CRM Integration: Salesforce, HubSpot or a custom CRM for tracking calls and customer
interactions.
- Backend: Integration with the above services using APIs.

3. Voting Platform (EIBC Voting Platform)


- Web Application Frameworks: Same as Web Development.
- Real-time Data Processing: WebSocket for real-time communication; Node.js can be used here
as well.
- Security: SSL/TLS for secure connections; OAuth for secure authentication.

4. Claim Management Service (EIBC Claim Management Service)


- Document Management: Use of document-oriented databases like MongoDB, or integrating
with DMS (Document Management System) APIs.
- Workflow Automation: Tools like Camunda or custom workflow automation to handle claim
processing steps.

5. Virtual Data Room (EIBC Virtual Data Room)


- Secure File Storage: Amazon S3, Azure Blob Storage, or Google Cloud Storage for file storage.
- Encryption: AES, RSA, or similar encryption protocols for securing data.
- Access Control: Implementation of role-based access control (RBAC) for secure and selective
sharing of documents.

6. Auction (EIBC Auction)


- Real-time Bidding System: WebSockets for real-time bidding functionality.
- Auction Logic: Custom server-side logic to manage auction states, bids, and transaction
processing.
- Payment Gateway Integration: Stripe, PayPal, or similar services for handling financial
transactions.
### Technical Walkthrough

Given your background as a Machine Learning engineer, here's a simplified walkthrough to get
started on building such functionalities:

1. Set up your development environment:


- Install Node.js, Python, or Ruby based on your backend preference.
- Set up a version control system like Git.

2. Frontend development:
- Choose a frontend framework (React.js, Angular, Vue.js) and create the user interface.
- Use CSS frameworks like Bootstrap or Material-UI for styling.

3. Backend development:
- Set up the backend using your chosen language and framework.
- Define RESTful APIs for communication between the frontend and backend.

4. Database setup:
- Choose between SQL or NoSQL based on your data requirements.
- Design your database schema and set up the database.

5. Integrate third-party services:


- For call management, integrate Twilio or similar services using their APIs.
- For voting, claims, and auction systems, implement real-time processing with WebSockets.

6. Security measures:
- Implement SSL/TLS encryption for your website.
- Ensure data encryption for sensitive information stored or transferred.
- Use authentication and authorization mechanisms like OAuth or JWT.

7. Testing:
- Write unit and integration tests for your backend.
- Use tools like Selenium for frontend testing.

8. Deployment:
- Deploy your backend to a cloud provider like AWS, Azure, or GCP.
- Use services like Netlify or Vercel for frontend deployment.

9. Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD):


- Set up CI/CD pipelines using Jenkins, Travis CI, or GitHub Actions to automate your
deployment process.

10. Monitoring and Logging:


- Implement monitoring and logging to track the performance and health of your application.

This outline provides a high-level view of the steps involved in building the described
functionalities. It's important to note that each of these steps can involve a substantial amount
of work and would typically be carried out by a team with different specialists (frontend
developers, backend developers, DevOps, etc.). As a Machine Learning engineer, you need to
collaborate with other professionals or upskill in certain areas to handle the full scope of such
a project.

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