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Daily Drill: The Daily Problem Service Provider Aditya Fandate1, Samruddhi Raut2, Dipesh Shinde3, Spandan Shirode4, Poonam Jadhav5 1234Student Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering, V.I.T College, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
5Professor, Dept. of Computer Science and Engineering, V.I.T College, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India
-------------------------------------------------------------------***----------------------------------------------------------done through searching online, making multiple phone Abstract: Daily Drill is a revolutionary mobile app that
calls and costly transactions, all of which can be inefficient and frustrating. These are routine but unfortunately time-consuming actions; The Daily Drill is here to change that by bridging the gap between the individuals in need of service and those who provide it, from nailing two items to the wall to providing a solution for a leaking faucet, bathroom issues, and more — all in one place. The challenges of discovering, engaging, and trusting service providers are built into the Daily Drill platform and its easy-to-use, securityfocused, but simple structure. Through the Daily Drill, users have access to all of these service providers, allowing them to both quickly and securely find and hire trusted professionals to complete work in real-time, manage bookings, and even gain insights into their service history. The platform is developed based on the latest technologies to ensure performance, scalability and robust security protocol, allowing users to remain free of any hassle knowing that their investment is completely secure. The Daily Drill platform's ability to connect multiple service providers at one platform through a single interface is one of its major differentiators. Moreover, its integration with secure payment gateways enables quick and secure transactions, with no requirement for third-party payment apps. Interactive mapping and scheduling tools have the greatest user experience, providing users an overview of what services and providers are available on live maps and calendars. 1. The Daily Drill architecture to modernise the way service is provided and used to address day-to-day problems. A Daily Drill is an essential tool for both individuals and households looking for convenience and efficiency, all while providing precise service management with strong security.
serves as an intermediary agent between customers and service providers to cater to the increasing demand for competent, dependable, and quality service provision. The application aims to simplify the process of acquiring essential services through a solid platform connecting users to professional service providers such as plumbers, electricians, carpenters, wiremen, and cleaners. Now with its easy-to-use interface, sophisticated matching algorithm, and emphasis on convenience, The Daily Drill is set to transform the way consumers address their daily service needs. It provides a uniqueness to the customers, a database of verified and experience service providers. Users can easily view profiles, compare ratings and reviews, and make appointments at their convenience. Using intelligent matching algorithms, the system will find the best service providers according to the customer location, service type, and availability. This guarantees timely service provision and reduces the inconvenience of looking for trustworthy experts. On the other hand, the Everyday Drill is an essential tool for service providers to scale their operations, enhance visibility, and streamline bookings. It allows service providers to register their (expertise), provide (availability), and (bill customer) for services through reviews and reviews-up ratings system. For professionals, this means getting growth opportunities, while customers get services that they can trust — effectively creating a win-win situation for all. Common bargain proposals meaning: Day-To-Day Challenges, Issue Settling Support, Undertaking Chief, Specialist Business, Robotized Arrangements, Efficiency Sponsor, Secure Exchanges, Security. Key Words: Daily Challenges, Problem-Solving Service, Task Management, Service Provider, Automated Solutions, Productivity Booster, Secure Transactions, Security.
2. Literature survey/related work: D. Kuryazov et al. (2019) have researched sustainable service-oriented architecture for the development of smart cities. The research emphasizes the importance of software platforms in offering smart city services, making them sustainable, and effectively integrating government and non-government services. The paper emphasizes the use of Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), Component-Based Development (CBD), and Model-Driven Engineering (MDE) for creating scalable and maintainable smart city applications. The authors
1. INTRODUCTION: As we live in a time where we have so much to do in a given day, from running errands to other daily tasks, it becomes increasingly more difficult. Between the plethora of work, different service providers to interact with, and the increasing demand for an easy and reliable solution, people and homes need a service that collects all the functionalities to solve problems in one go. Finding and engaging a service provider is normally
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