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Starting point for Mo-Ap development. Both the MicroFinanceUseCases and the SoftwareRequirementsSpecification should be referenced.
Phase I would be intended to get the basic data entry parts of the Portfolio System completed, and develop the security layer for the MOAP system. It would allow us to iron out some of the basic issues regarding data structures and development platform, and provide some quick demonstrable results.
- Client Information Screen
- Group Information Screen
- Loan Application Screen
- Loan Account Screen
- Loan Repayment Screen
- Meeting Screens
- Bulk Entry Screen
- Business Logic for Interest Calculations, Loan Amortization, etc.
- Definition of XML data formats for reporting
- Ability to Create Customized Reports
- Generating Reports - Implement base set of reports
Phase 2 would be intended to finish the major data entry parts of the portfolio system, and to start the main work integrating systems. Here would start making the key architectural decisions linking the MOAP Framework.
- Loan Officer Screen
- Savings Account Screen
- Savings Transaction Screen
- Daily Closing
- Finish Business Logic modules
- Financial Product Screen
- Branch Screen
- Definition of XML data formats for data import / export
- Data import / export functionality
- Develop plug-in for one existing third party Accounting System
- Export Portfolio Data to Accounting System
- Complete set of Reports
- Development of Report Formatter Module
- Ability to create custom User Classes
Phae 3 would intend to round out the development of the first release of the MOAP reference implementation, including optional features and features that are currently only hazily designed. It could also include development of an Open Source Accounting System, or adaptation of an existing one, to offer a full solution to prospective MFI users. This is also the point where we could start thinking about localising the system and tailoring it for use in specific institutions.
- Develop or adapt an Open Source Accounting System
-- Main.Tapan Parikh - 3 April 2004
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