Loan Management in Spring boot and Hibernate with Source Code

Loan Management System is built to support all the functionality of the Loan.

Now, we will see all the features, functionality, User roles, and used technology in

the Loan management project in Spring Boot.

Loan Management System is developed to manage loan activity through the web

application. It provides support to all roles including Admin, Customer, Loan

Officer$/$Field officer. Here, Admin$$s responsibility is to view customers, Loan officers,

Field officers, and so on$.$ The customer$$s role is to add a request for a loan. The

Loan officer$$s responsibility is to verify the loan request, and so on$.$

This project has all the necessary functionality that a Loan Management

application should have. It provides support to all roles. The whole project is

designed using the MVC pattern $($MVC i$.$e$.$ Model, View, and Controller$).$ In the

Backend, it is using Spring Boot, at the data access layer the project is using

Hibernate Framework, and at the frontend, we are using React Js$.$

This application is designed and developed to support Multi$-$User. It has a single

login for every role. Admin here has the responsibility of approving and rejecting

customers, field officers, loan requests, assigning Background verification, and so

on$.$ Another user is the customer whose responsibility is to request a loan, apply for

a loan, etc.

At last, we have the role of Field Officer who will accept or reject the loan request of

a customer. This application will not only help the customers but also the loan

officers as well as the Admin and everyone can have a common medium to be

connected.

The following are the major objectives of this application:

$1.$ To provide a bug$-$free application to the officers as well as the

user$($customer$).$

$2.$ The main objective is to build a secured, robust Loan Management

system.

$3.$ It maintains the record of users, officers, and loans efficiently so that

it would be easy to access at any time $24*7.$

Modules and Functionalities as per user

roles

There are three main users of this application one is the Admin, the other is the

Customer and the last one is the Loan officers$/$Field officers.

$1)$ Admin

$$ Admin can APPROVE$/$REJECT$/$VIEW Customer.

$$ Admin can APPROVE$/$REJECT$/$VIEW Loan officers.

$$ Admin can Assign a Loan officer for background verification.

$$ Admin can VIEW Loan requests.

$$ Admin can VIEW$/$UPDATE$/$DELETE List of background verification.

$$ Admin can assign a Loan officer for Loan verification.

$$ Admin can VIEW$/$UPDATE$/$DELETE List of loan verification.

$$ Admin can VIEW$/$UPDATE the Help report.

$$ Admin can ADD$/$VIEW$/$UPDATE feedback questions.

$$ Admin can VIEW customer feedback.

$2)$ Customer

$$ Customers can apply for a Loan.

$$ Customers can VIEW the loan request list.

$$ Customers can VIEW the Help section.

$$ Customers can ADD feedback.

$3)$ Loan officers$/$Field officers

$$ Both can view the Loan request assigned to it$.$

$$ Both can Update Loan Verification details.

$$ Both can VIEW the help report.

Note: The login$,$ registration, profile section, and change password are

common to all the users in the system.