The
standard features of Custom Module Development (CMD) typically include the
following:
1. Requirements Analysis:
- Understanding
the specific needs and challenges of the business to define the scope and
objectives of the custom module. This involves gathering detailed
requirements from stakeholders.
2. Design and Architecture:
- Creating
a blueprint of the custom module, including its structure, data models,
workflows, and user interfaces. This ensures that the module integrates
seamlessly with the existing system.
3. Custom Functionality:
- Developing
unique features and capabilities that are tailored to the specific
processes of the business. This could include automating tasks, adding new
data fields, or creating custom workflows.
4. Integration:
- Ensuring
that the custom module integrates smoothly with other modules or external
systems. This includes setting up data exchange protocols and ensuring
compatibility with existing software.
5. User Interface Customization:
- Designing
the module’s user interface to align with the needs and preferences of the
users. This may involve creating custom dashboards, forms, and reports
that are intuitive and easy to use.
6. Security and Access Control:
- Implementing
security measures to protect sensitive data within the custom module. This
includes setting up role-based access controls, encryption, and other
security protocols.
7. Testing and Quality Assurance:
- Rigorous
testing of the custom module to identify and fix any bugs or issues. This
ensures that the module operates as expected and meets the business’s
performance standards.