This document proposes developing an app called "The Helpful Hands" to help rural farmers in India directly sell their products to customers without mediators. It aims to address how farmers currently do not receive fair prices for their products due to intermediaries taking much of the profit. The app would allow farmers to register, list their products and prices, and connect directly with customers to make sales. This would ensure farmers receive full profits from sales and provide unemployed youth jobs delivering products. The document outlines requirements, advantages over existing systems, and proposed modules for the app.

1. -For Rural Development
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DR.ANURADHA

2. Rural people face many crisis during their products’
sale. They don’t get the fare price for their product due
to intermediate people.

3. Trying to build an app where rural people can directly
sell their products without any loss.

5. HELPFUL HANDS
INTRODUCTION:
India is one of the agriculture
based countries. In India about 70% of population depends
on agriculture, but 90% of them could not get profits at
sometimes even investment also. The major reason for this
is mediators between farmers and customers .To overcome
this ,The helping hands project will help .This application
provides the direct interaction between farmer and
customer .So ,the farmer could able to get profit and the
customer also able to satisfy with the product.

6. This app provides an easy way for the rural people
to sell their product on their idea of cost . They don’t
have to face any losses or paid less for their product.
It consists of farmer and Customer option.
If he/she is a farmer, they need to register first and we
create the group on their data, then upload their
product’s information like cost , quantity and quality.
If he/she is a customer then they can select their
required product and buy it or can add to cart. Then,
these products will be delivered from cold storage.

7. Firstly we need to do campaigning to create awareness
and how to use the app...After gaining the knowledge,
they can run the app and sell their products. Through
this the youth who are unemployed can also gain
employment by delivering the products to the
customers.

8. SOFTWARE REQUIRMENTS SYSTEM
PROPOSED SYSTEM:
We have successfully proposed the "The Helpful Hands" for
replacing the manual work of the admins. This web application is
flexible and can easily be accessed by the Admin. So the time
taken for getting the information will be reduced. Once we login to
the system then it is easy and compatible to admin to update the
products by vendor and taken by the customers. The data can be
saved to the system then the data can be stored to database in safe
and proper manner

9. ADVANTAGES OF PROPOSED SYSTEM:
The Proposed System mainly concerns about the greater
profits for farmers rather than the intermediate vendors. As the
existing system holds for all the resources, the proposed system
includes only for farming sector. Further, the farmers can be
benefited more. The farmers can directly sell to the consumers at
market price with some including taxes.

10. EXISTING SYSTEM:
As I mentioned previously, today there exist some
computer program which helps user to find and store basic
information such as what is the product and its details and its be
shown to customer.

11. DRAWBACKS OF EXISTING SYSTEM:
• The Existing System is applicable for all services such as
clothing, groceries, appliances and furthermore. So, the
existing system will mainly affect the farmers, as the
intermediate body will hold the greater profit than the
farmers.

12. USECASE DIAGRAM:

13. ACTIVITY DIAGRAM:

14. CLASS DIAGRAM:

15. SEQUENCE DIAGRAM:

16. MODULES:
• Registration.html
• login.html
• Home Page
• Login Page
• Merchant Login
• Farcust Page
• Registration Page
• Index page
• Home.php

17. Conclusion:
This site provides an easy way for the
rural people to sell their product on their
idea of cost. They don’t have to face any
losses or paid less for their product.

18. Team Members:
K.SHRAVYA (19911A1283)
KAVYA REDDY.N (19911A1286)