Online-based scrap management system service (SCRAPWALA)

Abstract

The Online-Based Scrap Management System Service, or Scrapwala, is a web-based platform designed to facilitate the buying, recycling, and selling various types of scrap. The system provides a convenient and efficient way for customers to sell their scrap by requesting pickups through the website. Once a customer selects the desired scrap category and confirms the pickup request, a designated agent is assigned to collect the scrap. Upon collection, the agent verifies the scrap, and the customer receives the corresponding value. Scrapwala offers a user-friendly front-end interface with features like scrap category browsing, customer account management, and order tracking. Customers can easily navigate the website, select their desired scrap category, and manage their accounts and orders. The backend comprises an admin panel that efficiently contains customer information, order details, scrap inventory, and Buyer info. The technology stack employed in Scrapwala includes React for front-end development, providing a responsive and interactive user interface. The backend is powered by Node.js and Express.js, enabling seamless communication between the front end and the database. The data is stored in MongoDB, a NoSQL document database, ensuring flexibility and scalability for managing customer information and transaction records. Scrapwala aims to streamline the scrap management process by providing a centralized platform that connects customers, agents, and recycling vendors. By digitizing the scrap management workflow, the system enhances efficiency, transparency, and convenience for all stakeholders. The successful implementation of Scrapwala will contribute to sustainable waste management practices by promoting the recycling and reuse of scrap materials. It will also provide an accessible and user-friendly platform for individuals and businesses to participate in the scrap market, contributing to a cleaner environment and supporting the circular economy.