SVEP User Manual
SVEP User Manual
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Live and Demo SVEP Software Application 6
Configurable values 17
Password Policy 24
Password Forgotten 25
Password Reset 25
Synchronization 26
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Group CRP-EP 47
CBO orientation 55
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Business planning 66
General stages 67
1. Enterprise Basic Information 67
2.Production / Sales and Revenue Planning 68
3. Expenditure 69
4.Means of Finance and Profitability 70
Enterprise grounding 85
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Enterprise 90
PTS Upload 90
Important Instructions for Data Upload 90
Security 105
System 105
User 105
Data 105
Operations 106
Authentication 106
Access control 106
Confidentiality 106
Reports 106
Ready reports 106
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It has a blue login screen (as an extra warning to differentiate from the live environment).
This app is having option for language selection.
The translation from English to local language is as per inputs received from various State Rural Livelihood
Mission (SRLM).
It has a white login screen (as an extra warning to differentiate from the demo environment).
The web browser interface for demo environment has URL: http://www.svep.org.in:8081
The web browser interface for the live environment has URL: http://www.svep.org.in:8080
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VO Village Organisation
CEF Community Enterprise Fund (used interchangeably with CIF under SVEP)
While working in villages, the CRP-EP has the option to work in offline mode and later synchronize with the
server when Internet connectivity is available.
Once a CRP-EP logs in using a mobile phone / tab, he cannot login using any other device. Neither can any
other CRP-EP login on a device using which some other CRP-EP has already logged in. In other words, the
login ID is bound to the device MAC ID.
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All other stakeholders or users in the SVEP system have easy access to desktop / laptop and are expected to
have good network connectivity.
Hence they may access the software using their web browser.
It has a blue login screen (as an extra warning to differentiate from the live environment).
The translation from English to local language is as per inputs received from various State Rural Livelihood
Missions (SRLM).
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It has a white login screen (as an extra warning to differentiate from the demo environment).
The translation from English to local language is as per inputs received from various State Rural Livelihood
Missions (SRLM).
➢ At the prompt, select the CRP-EP whose device is to be reset. And hit the ‘Save’ button. This removes
the binding between the device mac-id and the SVEP user id.
➢ Now the CRP-EP can login from any other device.
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CRP-EP
On-Boarding
The on-boarding process is as below:
1. BRC creates CRP-EP (CRP-EP’s username as well) in five steps:
a. Step 1 – Basic information
b. Step2 – Family detail
c. Step 3 – Work Experience and Bank Details
d. Step 4 – STEP Training Details
e. Step5 – SHG Affiliation Related Information
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Off Boarding
It would not be out of place to mention that before we off board any CRP-EP, we would want to obtain all the
data the CRP-EP has on his or her mobile phone or tab. Therefore, it is advised the before off boarding, the
CRP-EP is asked to synchronize all the SVEP data on his phone, so that the work done is not lost and need not
be re-done by anybody else.
After synchronization, the following steps are recommended:
Select the CRP-EP in the CRP-EP list in the BRC and hit the button ‘disable’. This marks the CRP-EP as disabled
and he will not be able to login again, on any device.
We may also want to assign the villages already assigned to this CRP-EP to some other CRP-EP before
disabling him or her.
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Village Assignment
A CRP-EP is assigned a list of villages which becomes his or her work area. The list of available villages is
derived from NRLM Master data for locations.
In case we come across a case where an existing village is not found in the master data, it is advised that the
situation be brought to the notice of the DMMU and request them to get the location master data updated in
the NRLM database.
To assign villages, the following steps may be followed:
➢ Select the option ‘Assign Village’ in the CRP-EP menu.
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❖Mentor
Mentor is a PIA employee and is a crucial part of the SVEP system. He mentors a assigned set of CRP-EP’s
towards creating a viable, robust, well thought out business plan and business finance plan and later on
guides the SVEP entrepreneurs through the CRP-EP’s towards a growing enterprise.
Onboarding
Mentor is created by PIA through PIA login
➢ In the menu bar, by selecting the option ‘Mentor’ we get the list of existing mentors. At the right
towards the top is the ‘Create Mentor’ button.
➢ By clicking the ‘Create Mentor’ button, we get the input screen to input information three stages
about the individual:
a. Step 1 – Basic information
b. Step2 – Work experience
c. Step 3 – SVEP Training details (as of now, we are taking just a rudimentary assertion from
the PIA that the mentor has been trained as a mentor. After the training and certification
system gets standardized, we will modify the section to record suitable information
➢ On hitting the ‘Save and Exit’ button, the mentor gets added in the list
➢ The mentor can now be assigned to a block by click on ‘Not Assign’ text in red in the ‘Assign Block’
column.
a. The popup dialogue box gives the options from the list of states where the PIA is eligible to
work followed by the list of districts and subsequently blocks that have been assigned to the
PIA by the SRLM
➢ After assigning the block, the mentor has to be enabled by selecting the checkbox and hitting the
‘Enable’ button for him to be able to login and do any activity in the system and for the BRC to be
able to align CRP-EP’s with the mentor
Off boarding
A mentor can be off boarded by disabling him by selecting the checkbox and hitting the ‘Disable’ button in
the mentor list in the PIA login.
However, the user ‘Mentor’ is not person specific but is role specific. Ideally removing an individual should
result in updating the profile information.
- After disabling a mentor that mentor can not login to the system.
- Mentor can be disabled only until he/she has not been linked to any CRP-EP and BRC.
- Once It has been assigen CRP-EP , system will not allow to disable it.
Assign block
A mentor is assigned block by the PIA.
➢ In the PIA login, a mentor in the mentor list can be assigned to a block by click on ‘Not Assign’ text in
red in the ‘Assign Block’ column.
a. The popup dialogue box gives the options from the list of states where the PIA is eligible to
work followed by the list of districts and subsequently blocks that have been assigned to the
PIA by the SRLM
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➢ On the next screen select the CRP-EP and village whose entrepreneurs are to be reassigned.
➢ After selecting CRP-EP, Click on the cross icon given right-hand side of the village name.
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➢ After Save, Along with entrepreneur, Business Plan, and enterprise for that entrepreneur will also be
reassigned to the selected CRP-EP as shown in the above screen.
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If any of the master data is found missing the SVEP software system, the remedy lies in informing the
respective DMMU about it and have the master data updated.
Configurable values
The following is the list of Configurable Items in the SVEP software system.
● Activity List
○ This list is added by the NMMU user Only.
● Activity Slab Pay Definition
○ NMMU enters this detail and can edit it also.
○ Each SMMU can edit this detail as per requirements.
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Note:
➢ Please make sure that all details entered while creating SVEP block are valid and
correct, As these details can not be edited once SVEP Block is created.
➢ This action can’t be deleted or edited.
➢ Only blocks which are assigned to any one of the PIA will be accessible in the system
, else blocks can not be used.
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STEP:1
1.0 - Login as SMMU in SVEP web application.
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STEP:2
➢ All the SVEP blocks which are created for that state will be shown here in list.
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STEP:3
3.0 - Enter all Details and Click on button ‘Save’ to create that SVEP Block.
➢ SVEP Block created in above step named “DerivedBlockDemo” will have all the
villages of blocks selected :- GHANAUR , BHUNER HERI, SAMANA
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3.1 - A message [ SVEP Block create Successfully ] will be shown after SVEP Block is created successfully.
STEP:4
● After the SVEP Block is created , Assign that block to its respective PIA.
● It is advisable to assign blocks to PIA first before starting further work on that block.
● As we assign block to any PIA , DMMU and BMMU for that district and block respectively is created
in the system.
○ Username pattern for created DMMU and BMMU
■ DMMU
● dmmu{name of district}
■ BMMU
● bmmu{name of block}
○ Default password for both user will be test which have to be changed on first login.
Note: The process of assigning block to PIA can not be edited or deleted.
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➢ SVEPBlock name will be shown along with the suffix [SVEP Block] in whole system to indicate that it
is a SVEP block.
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Note :There is no option for deleting above data once block is assigned to PIA.
STEP:5
➢ Now that block is ready to be used for further processing same as other blocks.
➢ Login as BMMU
➢ Create BRC
➢ Login as BRC
➢ Create CRP-EP
➢ Assign villages to CRP-EP
➢ Start working in mobile application.
Password Policy
The password policy is as below:
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1. The password must be minimum 8 characters long, must have at least one capital letter, at least one
small letter, at least one digit and at least one special character
2. If password is forgotten – If any user has forgotten the password , he/she have to request for
resetting the password .
3. Password reset at login – When any user login for the first time on web application , that user have
to reset the password for security reason.
Password Forgotten
Both mobile and web application has different process flow for handling forget password request.
● Mobile Application
Note: It is mandatory that user has an active data connection on mobile for doing the forgot
password process. Also assure that the right cell numbers are provided during registration process
○ On Login page user is given option of “Forgot Password?”
○ After selecting that user has to enter his/her username and registered mobile number for
getting the OTP number.
○ After clicking on “send OTP” , request is sent to server and OTP number is sent to entered
mobile number.
○ Now user has to enter received OTP number on the screen.
○ After this number is verified , user is given the screen for resetting the password.
● Web Application
○ If any user has forgotten the password they have to request for resting the password by
clicking on “Forgot Password..?” button given on login screen.
○ After clicking on this a dialog appears saying that your reset password request will be sent to
the upper authority of that user for approval. For example ,
1) If Any BRC user request for forgot password that is sent to bmmu for approval.
2) If any DMMU user request for forgot password that is sent to SMMU for approval.
○ Every user on web application has a menu item “Password Reset Request” which consists
the list of forgot password details.
○ Request can be approved by clicking on the “reset” column , after this the password is set to
its default value “test” for the user who has requested.
○ After request is been approved , user can reset the password when he/she logins to the
system.
Password Reset
● Mobile Application
Note: It is mandatory that user has an active data connection on mobile for doing the reset password
process.
○ There is an menu item given as “Change Password” for resetting the password.
○ After selecting that , user has to enter the current password and new password.
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● Web Application
○ When forgot password request is been approved for any user , that user will be able to login
with the default password “test” and as that user login to system he/she will be asked to
change password by entering current password and new password detail.
Synchronization
Synchronisation is applicable only for CRP-EP’s working on smart phones / tabs. This is because in interiors in
villages, they may not have Internet access. Hence the mobile app provides the facility to work offline.
As a matter of fact, the mobile is ALWAYS offline. Whenever the mobile is in an area where good Internet
connectivity is available, manually synchronization has to be activated to sync up with the server data.
Synchronisation works in following steps:
- When user login to the application for the first time , all the required data is downloaded from the
server.After that it is done as follow.
1. If there is any data that has to be uploaded , first data is uploaded on the server.
2. Downloads the final data status from the server onto the mobile phone / tab
When the CRP-EP logs in for the first time, the server data downloads to create the latest data status on the
device. Thereafter, every time the app is synchronized, the server to device communication happens, the
device updates information in the server and the server updates information in the device.
Regular synchronization at least twice a week is recommended, however if the phone / tab memory permits,
synchronization may be as delayed as desired. In this regard, it may be noted that the memory occupied by
the app is as indicated in the version information, however, the SVEP data along with the images will occupy
a lot of memory.
Synchronisation is highly recommended before offboarding any CRP-EP or before device reset, to avoid any
data loss.
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How to synchronize
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- After clicking on sync , This is the process dialog - This message appears after sync process is
indicating that data download and upload successfully done.
process in in progress.
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- Home screen gives information about internet - CRP-EP mobile Dashboard gives overview of
speed which is required for sync , device space CRP-EP’s task assigned , enterprise list ,
and overview of CRP-EP tasks. business plan list and village assigned to that
CRP-EP.
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It may be noted that individual PIA may differ in opinion about the suitability of the algorithms (even though
the algorithms have been created in discussion with the PIA’s), therefore the option to download the raw
data and do ones on analysis and calculations is also there.
One important feature of the module is that data as and when collected and synchronized is instantly visible
to all the stakeholders or users who have the permission to access the data. This is in sharp contrast to the
earlier system, where the raw data was never visible to stakeholders other than the PIA.
This ensures a lot of transparency in the process, data as well as its analysis.
The interface is in two parts:
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➢ Every CRP-EP should have an active data plan in their mobile phones. Wi-Fi is not at all preferable for
synchronisation of the data.
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❖ How village list come for all surveys in SVEP Mobile Application
➢ Enterprise Census :-
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■ All Villages assigned to that CRPE-EP will be shown under the menu - Baseline
-> Enterprise Census
➢ Stratified Survey :-
■ Village list in Baseline -> Stratified Survey will be shown only after all the villages of
one block are marked as done for enterprise census.
➢ Household Survey :-
■ Villages for HouseHold Survey are assigned by PIA for their respective blocks. After
that only it will be shown under menu
❖ All reports in the SVEP web application will be shown under menu
➢ Market Potential Assessment -> Baseline Reports
only after following is done ,
■ All villages of a block are done for enterprise census
■ All villages of a block are done for stratified survey
■ All villages of a block are done for household survey
■ Government Sub Sector Potential Assessment data has been filled under menu
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➢ Raw Data Download will be available at any point of time whether the Enterprise Census , Stratified
survey, Household has been completed for the block or not.
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Step 1: select all household items list from the household survey report for a particular block
Step 2: multiply consumption amount of that item with respect to the frequency of its purchase as
follows:
"Weekly" - 4
"10 Days" - 3
"Monthly" - 1
"Daily" - 30
"Fortnightly" - 2
"Quarterly" - 0.25
"Yearly" - 0.083333
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"2-3 Days" - 20
Step 3: Now multiply the received amount (Monthly consumption amount of that item at that
enterprise) with 12 to get yearly purchase amount.
Step 4: filter all products according to their types in descending order with respect to its yearly
purchase amount.
Step 6:
➢ if the number of HH is less than or equal to 9 get total yearly purchase from all available HH
➢ if number of HH is greater than 9 remove 5 percentile from top and bottom then get total
yearly purchase from rest of the HH
PCC = total yearly purchase of that product type / total HH size of the block
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Step 9: select all businesses list from the Stratified survey report for a particular block with their
respective (first) main product
Step 10: calculate Total Yearly sales for each enterprise as follows:
Total Yearly sales = (no Of Peak Months * total Peak Sales) + (no Of Normal Months * total
Normal Sales)
Step 11: sort list by enterprise type and total yearly sales.
Step 13: Calculate average annual turnover for each business type by ignoring highest and lowest
values as follows.
● If number of that business type is less than 6 don’t ignore any.
● If number of that business type is greater than or equal to 6 and less than or equal to 10
ignore 1 business type from top and 1 from bottom
● If number of that business type is greater than or equal to 11 and less than or equal to 20
ignore 2 business type from top and 2 from bottom
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● If number of that business type is greater than or equal to 21 and less than or equal to 70
ignore 3 business type from top and 3 from bottom
● If number of that business type is greater than or equal to 71 and less than or equal to 90
ignore 4 business type from top and 4 from bottom
● If number of that business type is greater than or equal to 91
Ignore 5% business type from top and 5% from bottom
Step 15: link Yearly supply and yearly consumption using link between business descriptors and
HH items.
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Maximum possible enterprise = Net GAP / average annual turnover of that business type
Assume,
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ensity as follows
Step 22: Find out Reduction based on D
Step 3: sort the list in descending order based on the number of enterprises
Step6: All the business descriptors except type ‘Others’ will get selected.
Step 7: Make combinations of available enterprises with respect to their business descriptor,
enterprise size, market type, road type, enterprise census type for the enterprises selected above
using the business descriptor
Step 8: calculate number of same combinations for respective business descriptors and filter a list of
unique combinations.
Step 9: calculate number of enterprises for respective business descriptors
Step 10: Now, calculate estimated number of samples to be taken for Stratified Survey for each
business descriptor where:
● if number of enterprises for that particular business descriptor is greater than 300
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● Else
Number of samples = Number of enterprises for that particular business
descriptor
Step 12: calculate percentage of enterprises in the respective business descriptors combination
Step 13: Now select final no. of enterprises for the respective business descriptors as follows
(Estimated number of samples * percentage)/100
[Take nearest whole number and if the nearest whole number is 0 than take 1]
The final call taken by the PIA, the SRLM and NRLM is the approved target for the block in terms of number
and kinds of enterprises to be setup in four years.
These are captured in the DPR based planning.
Steps:
1. PIA uploads the plan for the four years – quarterly per year
a. Cap of 25% on existing enterprises is put for validation
2. SRLM approves or rejects and puts in the date of approval. (Auto date is not taken, since date of
approval and date of upload in website may not coincide)
3. Approved SRLM goes to NRLM for approval. NRLM Approves or reject and puts date of approval.
(Auto date is not taken, since date of approval and date of upload in website may not coincide)
Going forward, for all the target versus achievement reports, these targets are considered.
Subsequently, every 6 months after the first year, detailed planning considering the spillover targets from the
previous year is requested.
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For a given month, the CRP-EP is able to plan its activities within the given scope of villages, CBO’s, clients,
etc. Based on stipulated payment per activity, the CRP-EP is able to assess the amount of money he or she
will be able to make in the month.
On synchronization, the same activities appear in the task list of the CRP-EP.
Each of the activity as and when completed, can be marked ‘Done’. Every activity, when marked ‘Done’,
involves uploading of corroborating image and GIS tagging of location that displays BRC report.
On further synchronization, the updated status is reflected in BRC records.
Accordingly the BRC can make payments.
➢ Task planning happens in BRC in web interface
➢ Task execution / task status update happens on CRP-EP mobile app
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● CRP-EP also has provision for adding activities which where not assigned to him/her through
mobile application.
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● Here details about name of CRP-EP , name of activity assigned , date of assignment , hours planned ,
panned amount, activity done date , spent hours , amount to be paid , etc. are shown.
● BRC and Mentor can view all these details and also they can view the image of consultancy slip which
serves a proof that CRP-EP has done the activity.
● CRP-EP’s performance can be monitored evaluated through all these details , that how much CRP-EP
is working in a month and how efficiently he/she can complete a task.
● This can be useful when BRC assigned activity next time to that CRP-EP.
GIS Tagging
● Every time CRP-EP do any activity or add any activity , details of location are stored from where
action is performed.
● When data is sync details of location latitude and longitude is sent on server and stored in database.
● This helps in verifying and validating tasks of CRP-EP.
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➢ Group CRP-EP can be created from the login of BRC user from web application.
➢ Login as BRC
○ Go to Menu CRP-EP
○ Group CRP-EP
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➢ In this screen list of previously created group CRP-EP will appear and BRC can create
new Group CRP-EP by clicking on
○ “Create Group CRP-EP
➢ Add Group CRP-EP’s basic details and assign villages to group CRP-EP
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➢ Here Group CRP-EP has all options of doing CRP-EP operations same as BRC under
menu CRP-EP.
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➢ Group CRP-EP can create CRP-EP under its group from menu
○ CRP-EP
○ Click on “Create CRP-EP
○ Fill up the Form
○ Submit
○ Enable CRP-EP
○ Now this CRP-EP can start working from login in mobile application.
➢ After CRP-EP is created from Group CRP-EP login , This group CRP-EP reacts as BRC
for those CRP-EPs created in that group.
➢ All operations can be performed from group CRP-EP login,
○ Like ,
■ Assign Village
■ Activity Calendar
■ Activity Tracking
■ Reset Device.
➢ This Group CRP-EP’s Activity tracking can be seen from the respective login of BRC
under menu
○ CRP-EP - > Activity Tracking
➢ Here BRC can see activities under Group CRP-EP and status of activity and payment
details.
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➢ In this screen , BRC can see assigned hours and spent hours and activity status details.
➢ From these details , BRC can do payment to Group CRP-EP.
➢ Business Plans created by CRP-EPs under Group CRP-EP can be viewed from BRC
login from menu
○ Business Plan
○ Select Name of CRP-EP
○ Open Business Plan
○ Review Details
○ Approve/Reject
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CBO orientation
CBO orientation is one of the activities the CRP-EP can do and gets paid for. It can be SHG / Vo / CLF.
The no. of SHG’s / Vo’s, as applicable, that the CRP-EP needs to tag together is a manual decision, however,
the application shows the list of eligible CBO’s that the CRP-EP can select from.
Payment per task, as defined, gets considered.
➢ Task planning happens in BRC in web interface
➢ Task execution / task status update happens on CRP-EP mobile app
➢ Task status is seen in BRC’s web interface
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- This menu item opens the list of - On Clicking on plus button entrepreneur can
entrepreneur registered. be added.
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Profile Information
● There is form for entrepreneur registration in mobile application in which all the profile information
of entrepreneur is captured.
● For example , Personal Details , Identity Card Details , SHG Details, Bank Account details etc.
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Family Profile
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Income Profile
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Credit Profile
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● All other details also can be edited on clicking on that item name.
Questions are asked to entrepreneur and he has to After all the questions are been answered GETT result
answer in agree or disagree as shown in above shown as above screen.
screen.
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Business planning
● After all the details are captured of entrepreneur. Business plan is created for that entrepreneur.
● Business plan can be created by going in ‘Business Plan’ menu -> and than click on plus icon for
creating new business plan.
● If there is an existing entrepreneur and his/her existing enterprise details are not entered ,
Business plan form will not get open.
● All in progress business plan will be visible in pending tab of business plan menu.
● This Business Plan format is same for Trading , Manufacturing and Service units.
● It also takes care of perennial units which operates whole year and for seasonal business units .
● Business plan creation is divided into four steps.
● The first is mandatory to complete before proceeding to other steps.
● Once CRP-EP has entered details in first step , and submit it , it can’t be edited.
● Step2 , step3 and step 4 can be edited but only if it has not been submitted that means it is in
pending state.
● As CRP-EP clicks on Submit , business plan is said to submitted and can’t be edited after that.
● Application will not allow to submit business plan in following cases
○ GETT not completed
○ SVEP training details not entered
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General stages
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NOTE :
➢ Cost of Goods sold will be calculated at two places : (1) in 2.0 Production & Revenue
Planning and
(2) in 3.4 Raw Material.
➢ If this both values are not same than higher value will be taken in consideration.
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3. Expenditure
In Step-3 , all the yearly expenditure details are taken of
enterprise for following things.
3.1 Preoperative and Preliminary Expense :- Here expenses
of market survey , stationery etc. are entered.
3.2 Land and Building Expense:- First ownership of
land/Building have to be chosen.Then area of land/building
and price per unit is entered based on which amount is
calculated automatically.
3.3 Plant/Machinery/Equipment Expense:- Here name of
particular , no of units , price per unit , amount, purchase
date , scrap value , expected life has to be entered for
purchased plant/machinery/equipment . Based on these
values depreciation is calculated automatically.
3.4 Furniture :- For furniture items same values are taken as
taken in plants and depreciation is calculated. Here image of
quotation is also captured and stored.
3.5 Raw Material :- Here No of items , no of times item is
purchased in a year , quantity of item , per unit rate is taken
.and total value of that raw material is calculated.
3.6 Utilities(Electricity, water,Fuel ect.)
3.7 Manpower(salary/wages) :- Here No of skilled ,
semi-skilled , and unskilled personnel working in business
and wages paid to them details are taken.
3.8 Administrative Expense :- Cost of Stationery & printing ,
travelling , communication , business insurance , rent , repair
NOTE : & maintenance etc details are taken
➢ Cost of Goods sold will be 3.9 Selling and Distribution :-
calculated at two places : (1) in 2.0 Expenses(Advertisement,Commission etc.)
Production & Revenue Planning and 3.10 Based on above entered details working capital is
(2) in 3.4 Raw Material. calculated in application and shown to CRP-EP on cling on
➢ If this both values are not same “3.10 Working Capital” button in step-3 of business plan.
than higher value will be taken in 3.11 Total Project Cost - Here calculated total project cost is
consideration. shown
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● Group Enterprise :
➔ If any entrepreneur want to be part of group enterprise. There is an option “Form Group” in mobile
application.
➔ After clicking on that button and syncing data on server , request is sent to BRC for approval.
➔ Once Entrepreneur selects Form Group , he/she can not create business plan until BRC does not
process group enterprise further.
➔ The process flow for Group Enterprise is as follow :
- Entrepreneur Registration
- If Entrepreneur want to join in group enterprise , CRP-EP should click on “Form Group”
Option.
- Other profile details can be entered before selecting this option and also after selection.
- If Entrepreneur has created the business plan , he/she will not be allowed to form grip.
- After selecting form group , entrepreneur can not create business plan until BRC approves
the request.
- After sync data , this request is sent to BRC user and it can be viewed in web application BRC
login.
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- BRC can see all group enterprise request under menu Entrepreneur -> Pending Group
Entrepreneur.
- First BRC has to click on checkbox given on left of name of entrepreneur and select
minimum two entrepreneurs and click on “Create Group Entrepreneur” for creating group
enterprise.
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- Here , BRC has to choose one main entrepreneur which will be used for creating business
plan for that group enterprise along with other enterprise details such as enterprise type ,
product of enterprise and than click on ‘Save’ for saving data..
- After BRC has created the Group , it will be available on CRP-EP’s mobile application after
sync data.
- Then business plan will be created for the group enterprise in the main entrepreneur's
profile .
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- Here , in ‘SUBMITTED’ tab CBO users can - This is the login page for CBO user.
login with there username and password by
clicking on “SHG/VO/CLF LOGIN” button.
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- User will get the list of business plan which - After click on approve , CBO user has to
are pending for approval. upload image of MOM.
- From here CBO user can approve and reject
business plan.
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- Break Even Point details and If Entrepreneur is applied for loan there will be a next button visible on clicking
on that loan application details can be viewed.
- There is a button on upper right corner “Entrepreneur Details” , On clicking on that button BRC can view all
the details of entrepreneur including EDP training and GETT score.
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- on Clicking Next button , According to the entered details , what if analysis is generated and can be viewed
to BRC.
- Here , BRC can view the three year projection of that business plan.
- In the calculation , Growth Potential rate affects to revenue and Inflation rate affects to cost.
- Max loan eligibility calculation is also shown to BRC which can help him to decide entrepreneur will be able
to repay the loan or not.
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- BRC validates all the details and calculation for deciding whether business plan has to be approved or not.
- On click on next , BRC gets loan amount which is requested from entrepreneur , BRC can also decide how
much loan amount should be given to entrepreneur.
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- After deciding loan amount , BRC have to create loan disbursal plan by entering amount and date of
disbursal.
- BRC have to save disbursal plan and click on save & next.
- Here , BRC can see Loan Repayment Schedule in detail.
- This is the last stage where BRC has to approve or reject business plan by clicking on ‘approve’ and ‘reject’
button respectively and have to upload MOM image file.
- After BRC approves business plan it is said to be approved and can go further for enterprise grounding.
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Loan Sanction
- At the time of business plan approval BRC has right to decide how much amount of loan will be given to
entrepreneur.
- This loan amount is called as sectioned loan amount.
- Loan disbursal plan and loan repayment plan is created based on this sectioned loan amount.
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- BRC have to choose date on which actually loan was disbursed and actual amount along with bank
transaction id and bank transaction date.
- On clicking on save details will be saved and will be available at mobile application to view after sync.
Enterprise grounding
- All entrepreneurs whose business plan is approved are eligible for entreprise grounding.
- In mobile application , There is a menu item “Enterprise Tracking”.
- In which CRP-EP has to select village first and after clicking next he will get a list of name of enterprise which
are grounded.
- CRP-EP can add enterprise by clicking on “ Enterprise Ground”.
- Here , some details will come autofill from previous data and some details has to be entered.
- When CRP-EP submits form , it is mandatory to sync so that details get updated on server.
- Now that enterprise is said to be grounded.
- Onclick on enterprise name , CRP-EP can enter day bookkeeping details.
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Daybook update
- CPR-EP has to go to enterprise and do day book entries.
- In mobile application , onclick on enterprise name Daybook keeping screen opens.
- DayBook Keeping page has buttons for following registers.
At first CRP-EP has to select date range for which he is doing entry.
Every register/book has option “add more” for doing more entries.
- Cash credit Book
- Fixed Assets Register
- Enterprise Reports
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- Buttons for doing Day book keeping. - From and to date selection for daybook keeping.
- Here from date is auto filled with last entry
- The entry of selected date range will be editable until sync is done.
- Also there is a provision of adding a new entry in same date range after selecting that
entry from list but only until sync is done.
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- Here CRP-EP can enter details about - Item name , Opening stock , Quantity and
stock-purchase , cash inflow , cash outflow price details have to be enter here.
and expenses details along with type if
transaction(cash,credit) and amount.
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- Here Name of item , purchase date , quantity , - In this screen Enterprise reports for cash book , P &
value , scrap value and expected value etc. details L , Balance sheet and cash flow details are shown.
are entered.
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Entrepreneur
- At first user has to download template sheet for filling entrepreneur data.
- In this sheet all the correct data has to be filled up. Make sure data is in valid form because one single
wrong data entry may make whole sheet invalid and it will get rejected.
- In Entrepreneur menu , user have to select block , gram panchayat , village and name of CRP-EP whose data
is to be entered.
- After this selection , choose filled sheet file and click on save.
- Entrepreneur data will be saved in system.
- It may cause error only if wrong data is entered.
Enterprise
- In Entreprise menu , user have to download entrepreneur id list sheet for the village whose enterprise data
is to be uploaded.
- Now download the template for enterprise.
- Use entrepreneur id in this enterprise template and fill all correct data in it.
- Make sure entrepreneur id is used correctly otherwise data will not be stored.
- Once data is filled in enterprise sheet , it has to be uploaded and click on save.
PTS Upload
- Enterprise id list sheet has to be downloaded first.
- After this download the template for PTS upload sheet.
- In this sheet , fill enterprise id and other related data to that entreprise.
- Make sure all data is correct otherwise whole sheet will get rejected.
- After selecting block , village and CRP-EP upload filled PTS sheet and click on save.
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PTS Update
- Here on screen, Select State, Destcit, block and name of CRP-EP
- A list of all enterprises created for that CRP-EP will be shown along with PTS data.
- They can select the year of PTS, month of PTS and then they will be able to see data entered for that
month.
- They can edit any data here and click on “Update”.
PTS Details
- Here all PTS data for a block can be downloaded.
- Select State, Destcit, block and an excel sheet will get download.
PTS Count
- In this menu, it shows a summary report for PTS data entered for the selected block.
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➢ After selecting all the dropdowns data, a list of entrepreneurs created under that CRP-EP will be
shown.
➢ If that entrepreneur has enterprise registered, it will show Enterprise ID and Enterprise Name as
well.
➢ It will also show flags for PTS and Business Plan data if the entrepreneur has those data or not.
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➢ A checkbox is given along with each entrepreneur list, if the user wants to delete any entrepreneurs
from the list, just select the checkboxes given on the left-hand side of the screen.
➢ After selecting the entrepreneurs to delete, click on the “Delete” Button given on the upper- left side
of the screen after all the dropdowns
Note:- If any entrepreneur has a business plan created, System will not allow deleting that entrepreneur
and it will not show a checkbox also so users can not delete it.
➢ After clicking on delete, It will show a popup, in which the user has to select that he/she wants to
delete only the enterprise data or both entrepreneur and enterprise data.
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➢ After the user has done this selection and clicks on “Delete”, Again one confirmation will be taken
from the user, with an appropriate message and information shown on the dialog box
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➢ After clicking on “Yes” selected data will be deleted and it can not be recovered back.
➢ “Delete Successful!” The message will be shown after the data is deleted.
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1. I would not mind routine unchallenging work if the pay were good.
2. When I have to set my own targets, I set difficult rather than easy ones.
3. I do not like to do things that are novel or unconventional.
4. Capable people who fail to become successful have not taken chances when they have occurred.
5. I rarely daydream.
6. I usually defend my point of view if someone disagrees with me.
7. You are either naturally good at something or you are not, effort makes no difference.
8. Sometimes people find my ideas unusual.
9. If I had to gamble Rs. 50, I would rather buy a lottery ticket than play cards.
10. I like challenges that really stretch my abilities rather than things I can do easily.
11. I would prefer to have a reasonable income in a job that I was sure of keeping rather than in a job that I
might lose of I did not perform well.
12. I like to do things in my own way without worrying about what other people think.
13. Many of the bad times that people experience are due to bad luck.
14. I like to find out about things even if it means handling some problems whilst doing so.
15. If I am having problems with a task I leave it and move onto something else.
16. When I make plans to do something, I nearly always do what I plan.
17. I do not like sudden changes in my life.
18. I will take risks if the chances of success are 50/50.
19. I think more of the present and the past than of the future.
20. If I had a good idea for making some money, I would be willing to borrow some money to enable me to
do it.
21. When I am in a group I am happy to let someone else take the lead.
22. People generally get what they deserve.
23. I do not like guessing.
24. It is more important to do a job well than try to please people.
25. I will get what I want from life if I please the people with control over me.
26. Other people think that I ask a lot of questions.
27. If there is a chance of failure I would rather not do it.
28. I get annoyed if people are not on time.
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29. Before I make a decision I like to have all the facts no matter how long it takes.
30. When tackling a task I rarely need or want help.
31. Success cannot come unless you are in the right place at the right time.
32. I prefer to be quite good at several things rather than very good at one thing.
33. I would rather work with a person I liked, but who was not very good at the job, than work with
someone I did not really like who was very good at the job.
34. Being successful is the result of working hard, luck has nothing to do with it.
35. I prefer doing things in the usual way rather than trying out new ways.
36. Before making an important decision, I prefer to weigh up the pro’s and con’s rather quickly rather than
spending a lot of time thinking about it.
37. I would rather work on a task as a member of a team than to take responsibility for it myself.
38. I would rather take an opportunity that might lead to even better things than have an experience that I
am sure to enjoy.
39. I do what is expected of me and follow instructions.
40. For me, getting what I want has little to do with luck.
41. I like to have my life organized so that it runs smoothly and to plan.
42. When I am faced with a challenge I think more about the results of succeeding than the effects of
failing.
43. I believe that what happens to me in life is determined mostly by other people.
44. I can handle a lot of things at the same time.
45. I find it difficult to ask favors from other people.
46. I get up early, stay late or skip meals in order to get special tasks done.
47. What we are used is usually better than what is unfamiliar.
48. Most people think that I am stubborn.
49. People’s failures are rarely the result of their poor judgement.
50. Sometimes I have so many ideas I do not know which one to pick.
51. I find it easy to relax on holiday.
52. I get what I want from life because I work hard to make it happen.
53. It is harder for me to adapt to change than keep to routine.
54. I like to start new projects that may be risky.
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Similarly give one point for every A that the applicant has circled in the un-shaded boxes on that line
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Now add up total score in the top row and write it in the margin.
Do the same for the remaining eight rows scoring in the same manner as above.
When you have finished transfer the scores for each row to the boxed below:
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Self-confident
Persistent and determined
Dedication to completing a task
SECTION 2: NEED FOR AUTONOMY/INDEPENDENCE
Maximum score – 6 Average score – 4
The person who scores high in this section:
Likes doing unconventional things
Prefers working alone
Needs to do ‘own thing’
Needs to express what he/she thinks
Dislikes taking orders
Likes to make up own mind
Does not bow to group pressure
Is stubborn and determined
SECTION 3: CREATIVE TENDENCY
Maximum score – 12 Average score – 8
A high score in this section means that the applicant:
Is imaginative and innovative
Has a tendency to daydream
Is versatile and curious
Has lot of ideas
Is intuitive and can guess well
Enjoys new challenges
Likes novelty and change
SECTION 4: MODERATE/CALCULATED RISK TAKING
Maximum score – 12 Average score – 8
If the applicant has done well in this section, he tends to:
Act on incomplete information
Judge when incomplete data is sufficient
Accurately assesses his/her own capabilities
Be neither over nor under-ambitious
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➢ NOTE: If score for any dimension is below average , training/ intervention is
recommended for improving that dimension.
Initial Value = A
Scrap Value = B
Expected Life = C
Purchase Date (month of) = M
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Book Value = Max of A – D * ( No. of Months between Today’s Date and Purchase Date)/12
And Scrap Value
❖ Credit Score:
➢ 0 :- Defaulter ( 3 or more EMI pending )
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■ If entrepreneur has more than 3 EMIs pending from past loans , That
indicates entrepreneur is already have to pay for past loans so new loan
can’t be given to him/her.
■ This is called as loan defaulter.
➢ 1 :- Low ( 2 EMI pending)
■ If entrepreneur is having 2 EMI pending ,that indicates entrepreneur is
having low Credit score.
➢ 3 :- Medium (1 EMI pending)
■ Entrepreneur has medium credit score if only 1 EMI is pending.
➢ 5 :- High ( no EMI pending)
■ If there is not a single EMI remaining on past loan than that entrepreneur
is having high credit score.
1. Profitability & Revenue V/S Month. A line graph that shows Profitability and Revenue for
the last 6 months
2. Sales over a period of time. A Stacked Bar graph showing Credit Sales and Cash Sales
(Ultimately showing Total Sales)
3. Stock Holding Pattern. A line graph showing the Stock over the last 6 months.
Ratios
a. ROCE (Return on Capital Employed) = EBIT or Net Operating Profit / Total Assets-Current Liabilities
b. Gross Margin = (Net Sales or Total Sales -COGS)/Net Sales
c. Current Ratio = Current Assets / Current Liabilities
d. Quick Ratio = (Cash in Hand + Cash at Bank)+Cash Equivalents+current receivables+short term
investment / Current Liabilities
e. ROE (Return on Equity) = Net Income/Shareholders Equity
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Security
System
- System is secured with
- Password Authentication
- Token Authorization
- Captcha implementation
- Web Application :
- At time of login , captcha verification is implemented for secure and safe use of system.
- Every user when logins for the first time , he/she has to change password as default password is
test for all users.
-Change password after login is mandatory so that user’s account remains safe with strong
password.
- Mobile Application :
- Mobile application is having double layer of security.
- 1) Username and password :- Username and password are sent in encrypted form to server so one
can read it. When user login with username and password , they are validated and then only user can access
account.
- 2) Token Authorization :- Every user has given an unique system generated token. Each time user
performs any action token is verified along with username and password for providing more security.
User
- Every user created in system will have an unique username.
- One user can login to only one mobile application at a time as we take device id at the time of login.
Data
- There are validation checks for validating the data entered by user and avoiding wrong data entries. For example
- Aadhar card is restricted to 12 digit number only. So no one can enter invalid data.
- Likewise validations are put on other fields also for data security.
- All data which transfers from/to mobile application to/from server are secured as all transactions require
token authorization.
- Sensitive data like Bank details(bank account number,IFSC code) are sent in encrypted form from mobile
application to server so no can read it and misuse it.
- In mobile application , masking is done on all identity related data(Aadhar card no , voter id no , secc no
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Operations
- Location data is taken in mobile application on every transaction done.
- Data from mobile to server is sent in secure way with the use of token authorization.
Authentication
- Mainly Authentication is done using username and password.
- In mobile application , there is another key value for authentication “Token” which is unique for each user
and has an expiry date so that no one can misuse it.
Access control
- Whole system is base on role based access.
- Every user can do actions only for which are allowed to hime.
- Different roles and permissions are created.
- These roles are assigned to user along with permissions.
Confidentiality
- Confidentiality of every user is taken care in system.
- Every confidential information is used in a secure way by using encryption and masking so that no one can
read it and misuse it.
Reports
There are various reports generated in web application for every user.
Ready reports
- Reports are viewed in the form of various type of charts.
- Every user has menu “Market Potential Assessment” - > “Baseline Reports”
- All baseline reports are available in under this menu.
- Reports are shown in the form of graphs and tables.
- User can download reports in the form of excel for data customization.
- Entrepreneur and Enterprise details are also available in web application.
- Every user in web application has a dashboard in which he/she can view overall reports related
entrepreneur and enterprise according to his/her role and access
- For example , BRC will get reposts for his/her block. NRLM gets all the details related to all
states , SMMU has access to information of only that state.
- Dashboard reports are presented in form of graph and table. There is option available for criteria wise
reports
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