SMART HOME SERVICES MANAGEMENT: A WEB-BASED PLATFORM FOR CONNECTING USERS AND PROFESSIONALS
The Household Services Application is a robust multi-user platform designed to address the growing demand forreliable and efficient home servicing solutions. The system connects customers with verified serviceprofessionals while ensuring seamless oversight by an admin, thereby establishing a structured and secureservice management framework. Built using Flask for backend logic, Jinja2 templates with Bootstrap for anintuitive user interface, and SQLite for lightweight yet effective data storage, the platform offers a scalable andaccessible solution. The study delves into the system’s architecture, highlighting the importance of usability,security, and operational efficiency in digital service platforms. To enhance security and reliability, multiplesafeguards have been integrated, including user authentication mechanisms, password encryption, and rigorousdata validation techniques. Role-based access control further strengthens platform security by restrictingfunctionalities based on user roles, ensuring that customers, service providers, and administrators interact withindefined permissions. Additionally, the research explores how digital platforms can mitigate service availabilitychallenges by optimizing resource allocation and automating service workflows.Looking ahead, the study discusses potential advancements that could enhance the platform’s capabilities. AIdriven service recommendations could personalize user experiences by suggesting professionals based oncustomer preferences and historical data, while real-time tracking of service professionals could significantlyimprove service efficiency and transparency. These future developments, coupled with continuousimprovements in security and performance, aim to elevate the platform into a more intelligent and adaptiveservice management system.
Publication Details
- Journal
- Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
- Published
- 2025-03-28
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15102567
- Primary Topic
- Web Application Security Vulnerabilities
- Type
- article
- Field-Weighted Citation Impact
- 0.00