U-LAW Business Registration Tool - CRUD Project ASP.NET

U-Law is an easy-to-use platform that meets your basic legal needs through simple, efficient and affordable products and services. We provide busy entrepreneurs with uncomplicated checklists, templates, customised agreements and general advice, both online and offline. U-Law comprises a team of agile and experienced lawyers and caters exclusively to start-ups and growth businesses across several industries. They now want to enable clients register their businesses on their website. The site is built on ASP.NET and so we would want to maintain the technology being used. Windows, MSSQL, etc.. We want an MVC solution in .NET The look and feel should be designed using Bootstrap and be easily skinnable as we intend to rebrand various versions of the site in partnership with other companies. We will require a front interface for clients which will be a landing page moving into a form that asks questions based on the attachments supplied. The form built will be a multistep form breaking down the sections of the form. The form will also cater to domain name whois so that as your business name is being saved, we also offer domain name registration based on the client request. The form in this case will simply query a whois to find out if the required domain name is available and add it to the form. Upon completion of filling the form, an account is created for the user and the data stored in our database for manual processing on the backend. The user will have a password protected dashboard allowing them to return and check on their request. The backend will be a dashboard built on Architect Free Boostrap Dashboard [login to view URL] 1: The back end will be password protected 2: It will have a super user, ordinary users 3: Users will be able to process applications and provide feedback to the clients until the process is completed and an email is fired off to the client to log in and download copies of their documents. The skinning is only required for the front end. The backend can remain the same.