Building a CRM Product is usually a Complex process involving multiple talented developers, designers, and other skilled talent.
Below is an Experiment to test 3 hypotheses:
AI (ChatGPT) is enough to assist a Newbie to build a CRM product
Learning Coding could become obsolete while Coding continues to be Important(??)
NoCode Dreams will finally be realized via AI systems like ChatGPT
Below are the Prompts that I used to get responses from ChatGPT and the final working Steps generated by ChatGPT.
To view the raw steps please view the video at the end of the article.
Prompt: I want to build the saas product myself. I want to build a CRM Saas product that is simple and easy to use for startup founders. guide me through the technical steps of building this product.
Build with ChatGPT: Overview of Steps
Building a CRM SaaS product can be a complex process, but here is a general overview of the technical steps involved:
Define the requirements – Start by defining the functional and technical requirements of your CRM SaaS product. This will help you to identify the key features and functionality that your product needs to offer.
Choose a technology stack – Choose a technology stack that is appropriate for your product. As mentioned earlier, some popular technology stacks for building SaaS products include MEAN, LAMP, MERN, Ruby on Rails, and Python/Django.
Design the user interface – Create wireframes and mockups of the user interface for your product. This will help you to design a user-friendly and intuitive interface that is easy to use.
Develop the backend – Develop the backend of your CRM SaaS product. This will involve building a robust and scalable architecture, creating a database schema, and developing the necessary APIs.
Develop the frontend – Develop the frontend of your CRM SaaS product. This will involve using a frontend framework such as Angular or React to create the user interface and connect it to the backend APIs.
Implement features – Begin implementing the key features and functionality of your CRM SaaS product. This may include contact management, lead tracking, sales reporting, and other features that are essential for a CRM product.
Test the product – Test your CRM SaaS product to ensure that it is bug-free, stable, and user-friendly. This will involve both manual and automated testing.
Launch the product – Once your product is ready, launch it and start promoting it to your target audience.
Maintain and improve – Continue to maintain and improve your product based on user feedback and market trends.
Building a CRM SaaS product can be a challenging but rewarding process. It is important to prioritize simplicity and ease of use, especially for startup founders who may not have a lot of experience with CRM software. Be sure to conduct thorough research, work with an experienced team, and use an agile development methodology to ensure that your product meets the needs of your target audience.
Requirements definition
I want to build a Simple and Easy to Use CRM for Startup Founders
Choosing the Tech Stack
I want to use python/django. what is the next step
Steps for readying Tech Stack
If you have decided to use Python/Django for building your CRM SaaS product, here are the next steps you can take:
Set up your development environment – Install Python and Django on your local machine. You can use a virtual environment to manage your dependencies and isolate your project from your system’s Python installation.
Design your database schema – Determine the tables, columns, and relationships that you will need in your database. You can use Django’s Object-Relational Mapping (ORM) to define your models and create the necessary database tables.
Develop the backend – Use Django to develop the backend of your CRM SaaS product. This will involve creating views, templates, and URLs to handle requests from the frontend, as well as building APIs to provide data to the frontend.
Develop the frontend – Use a frontend framework such as Angular or React to develop the frontend of your CRM SaaS product. This will involve creating components, services, and other frontend elements that interact with the backend APIs.
Implement features – Begin implementing the key features and functionality of your CRM SaaS product. This may include contact management, lead tracking, sales reporting, and other features that are essential for a CRM product.
Test the product – Test your CRM SaaS product to ensure that it is bug-free, stable, and user-friendly. This will involve both manual and automated testing.
Deploy the product – Once your product is ready, deploy it to a production environment. You can use a cloud platform such as AWS or Google Cloud Platform to host your application.
Maintain and improve – Continue to maintain and improve your product based on user feedback and market trends. This may involve adding new features, improving performance, and fixing bugs.
Using Python/Django for building your CRM SaaS product can provide several advantages, including fast development, scalability, and a large community of developers and resources. Be sure to follow best practices and use secure coding techniques to ensure the security and reliability of your product.
In the interest of brevity the complete article is available at this link: Build SaaS CRM
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View the Complete Video showing the interaction with ChatGPT:
Artificial intelligence (AI) has been transforming many industries, and now, it’s making its way into education. WiselyWise’s Pan-India AI Education program in collaboration with theworld’s largest organization is already making waves in the Indian education landscape.
Recently, the second batch of Two-Day Virtual Faculty Enablement Program was conducted, empowering school teachers from various parts of Tamil Nadu to integrate AI concepts and Alexa Skills into their curriculum. The results are in, and Ms. Mahima Ponmalar, a Science teacher at Panchayat Union Middle School, Janapanchattram, Chennai, Tamil Nadu, India, has shared her experience with the program and how it has transformed her teaching methods.
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Ms. Ponmalar’s dedication and hard work in integrating AI concepts into her classroom have not gone unnoticed. She was awarded the Best Teacher Award, which recognizes her efforts in making a difference in the lives of her students. Ms. Ponmalar’s success is just one example of the program’s impact on the future of education in India.
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Ms. Ponmalar’s testimonial video is inspiring and provides insight into how the program has changed the way she teaches. The WiselyWise AI Education program is empowering teachers and students to learn the latest technology and innovative teaching methods, setting them up for success in the future.
In the words of Ms. Ponmalar, “Artificial intelligence is something that we have been hearing for a long time, and now, I am able to teach this in my classroom. This has built my confidence as a teacher, and my students are also interested in learning something new. The sessions were informative and interactive, and we learned to integrate Alexa Skills as well. It was an excellent opportunity for us to learn.”
The WiselyWise AI Education program is setting the foundation for the future of education in India. It is essential to keep up with the changing times and equip students with the latest technology and knowledge. By integrating AI concepts and Alexa Skills, teachers can make learning more interactive, engaging, and exciting.
In conclusion, the WiselyWise AI Education program is a game-changer in the Indian education landscape. Ms. Ponmalar’s success story is proof that the program is making a significant impact on teachers and students alike. Join us in congratulating Ms. Ponmalar on her achievement and witness the impact of the AI Education program on the future of education in India by watching her inspiring testimonial video.
Our CEO Mr. Chandrakumar Natarajan, recently did a site visit to Panchayat Union Middle School, Chennai, in August 2022, to assess the impact of WiselyWise’s Artificial Intelligence Education Program implemented at the school, which included access to our age-appropriate AI Courses for Schools, and Teachers Professional Development workshops conducted by the WiselyWise teams.
The school had organized a very warm welcome. They had also invited the Block Educational Officer to attend the program. It was very satisfying to see how this school had welcomed the opportunity to introduce Artificial Intelligence to their students, and how the teachers had wholeheartedly involved themselves in acquiring the knowledge, and ensuring that each and every student got the opportunity to learn the AI courses provided by WiselyWise.
The students did presentations on their learnings, along with the teachers, and it was indeed wonderful to see how well the students had grasped the concepts and are also using their acquired knowledge in their day-to-day activities in school. Here’s a glimpse of the day’s program.
About Us:
WiselyWise is a leading Global AI EdTech from Singapore focused on Artificial Intelligence Education. Our Vision is to enable a better Digital Future for Everyone. We are committed to Solving the Twin Challenges of Employment & Employability by enabling Students’ Transformation through Digital Skills Enablement starting with Artificial Intelligence (AI). Artificial Intelligence is the 4th industrial revolution impacting our daily lives. It is predicted to create millions of jobs. Become a part of this AI Future with us. Visit https://wiselywise.com/ to know more.
Did you notice the Seismic shift in the CSR domain? CSR is now a bottom-up business imperative and no longer a top-down, discretionary initiative. This has given rise to a critical need for As-a-Service Platforms that can enable companies through technology, to address and impact social issues at scale. A Top Imperative is in Artificial Intelligence Skilling and Education that helps students and employees avoid becoming obsolete and ensures long-term opportunity and career advancement.
Why should you focus on AI UpSkilling?
65% of School Children will get into jobs that don’t exist today, thanks to the AI Industrial Revolution. 42% of Core Skills in all jobs will be replaced by AI. Unfortunately, Schools, Colleges, and Corporates do not have the necessary infrastructure or talent, or Scale to implement AI Skilling programs.
Corporates want to take advantage of As-A-Service Platforms to step up, own, sponsor, and scale critical AI Skills education.
For Example, Amazon has rolled out, partnering with WiselyWise, a nationwide initiative to upskill their nominated School students.
Fortune 500 giants are engaging WiselyWise in their Outreach and Volunteer Programs furthering AI education in communities globally. Many Corporates, large and small, are seriously evaluating and investing in similar initiatives.
Outcomes:
Our Profile:
WiselyWise helps corporates plug the gaps in AI SkillingVia WiseCentral As-A-Service AI Education Platform. With the help of Corporate Sponsors, we currently impact 150 Schools and 50,000 students, with amazing Outcomes, based on an International Curriculum aligned to Harvard’s Creative Computing Curriculum, MIT’s AI Strategy Course, and Content from AI Leaders like Amazon. For corporates, adopting our Platform allows them to satisfy their stakeholders as now the engagement becomes real, easy, authentic, scalable, and measurable.
The question uppermost in the minds of School Administrators, Principals, CSR Leaders, ESG Decision-makers, and Policymakers seems to be common globally.
How do schools that are disadvantaged due to a variety of factors, ranging from Infrastructure to Conflicts, keep pace with other schools in the Digital era? How do they enjoy the fruits of the Digital Transformation initiatives sweeping worldwide?
Else this is leading to a growing Digital Divide increasing the gaps in society from financial to economical status to healthcare impact. Not to forget the impact on a country’s economy due to lack of talent unable to fill in the high demand for Digital Skills.
Top of the wishlist comes the topic of Artificial Intelligence Education for K-12 Schools. Why? because it’s important to start early for technology Skills and it’s proven to pull out a family from the Poverty Cycle in one generation ( as opposed to 6 generations via traditional interventions). Start late and you find most students have dropped out or are unable to cope with the demands of studying technology especially Artificial Intelligence.
Here are action items to follow:
Invest in Skill Development Programs for Teachers and Administrators
Spend on age-appropriate AI Education Programs for Students at all age-groups
Expand your Digital Infrastructure as Focus area
Implement multi-lingual AI Programs which benefits non-English Students
Adopt 360 degree programs which include discussions on AI Ethics, Bias, Data Security
Examples of National Programs: ( Courtesy of PAN Topic Guide by the Policy Action Network https://lnkd.in/eE7dHNRV )
In India, a national strategy on AI by NITI Aayog28, a governmental think tank, considers the role of data-driven technologies in education. The strategy reviews challenges faced by the education sector, many of which are similar to South Africa, and suggests ways in which AI may assist. For example, a key challenge is ‘imparting quality education to India’s linguistically diverse population’, for which India anticipates exporting AI-based solutions to other developing countries. Other opportunities include personalized learning and automating administration. A collaboration between Microsoft and the state of Andhra Pradesh predicts school dropouts using ‘gender, socio-economic demographics, academic performance, school infrastructure, and teachers’ skills’. The strategy also suggests that implementing AI must be preceded by the digitization of curriculum and teacher and student performance, and highlights risks related to data security, potential bias in algorithms, and commercial use of personal data.
In 2017 the State Council of China published the Next Generation Artificial Intelligence Development Plan.29 This plan includes building and attracting high-end AI talent, as well as establishing AI-related courses at elementary and middle school levels. High schools now have an AI course added to their curriculum, and the revised IT curriculum focuses more on ‘data, algorithms, information systems, and the information society’ rather than computers and the Internet. On the higher education side, as of May 2018, China had established more than 30 AI colleges and is encouraging a multi-disciplinary approach to qualifications through compound majors involving, for example, AI and biology, psychology, law, and education.30 AI-enabled systems are also being used widely for the management of campus environments – to control access to facilities, track attendance at classes and stop ‘ghost writers’ sitting for exams – all of which raise concerns about the use of personal data and whether this level of monitoring is warranted.
In a report commissioned by the Australian National Department of Education, Skills and Employment (DESE)32, the authors suggest that AI could provide some benefits in the form of personalized learning, but notes that the technology is in the early stages of development and places a relatively strong emphasis on developing ethical and legal frameworks to prevent harm, non-discrimination and ensure accountability. More broadly, the DESE aims to strengthen STEM literacies through a number of initiatives, including an investment of AUD$1.5 Million into ‘the development of a range of curriculum resources to assist with the delivery of AI and emerging technologies content and the associated general capabilities in the Australian Curriculum.’ They have also set up an online resources hub, a teacher professional learning programme, and access to new technologies via the National Lending Library.
We have worked with leading Corporates, Schools, Foundations, and Government agencies in designing, developing, implementing AI Education Programs. You may wish to read more case studies here: https://wiselywise.com/case-studies/
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