HiyawNT/Insurance-Management-System-Django

A fully Integrated and Functional Insurance Management System that is made using Django, It is Based on Ethiopia Insurance Corporation # 🛡️ Insurance Management System – Django Web Application A comprehensive web-based Insurance Management System built with Python and Django, inspired by the operational structure of the Ethiopian Insurance Corporation. It provides both administrative and customer-facing interfaces to streamline policy management, applications, and communication. ## 🚀 Features ### Admin Panel - **Policy Management**: Create, update, and delete insurance policies and categories. - **Customer Management**: View and manage customer profiles and submitted policy applications. - **Application Workflow**: Approve or reject customer policy requests, with status tracking. - **Communications**: Respond to customer inquiries via an integrated messaging interface. ### Customer Portal - **User Registration & Authentication**: Secure sign‑up, login, and password recovery using Django’s built‑in system. - **Browse Policies**: View all available insurance plans with details and pricing. - **Policy Application**: Submit new insurance applications and monitor approval status in real time. ## 🛠️ Tech Stack - **Backend**: Django — High‑level Python web framework for rapid, clean development. - **Database**: SQLite — Lightweight, file‑based SQL database engine. - **Frontend**: HTML, CSS, Bootstrap responsive UI toolkit. - **Authentication**: Django’s built‑in auth system (users, permissions, sessions). - **Deployment**: Run locally with `python manage.py runserver` or deploy to any WSGI‑compatible host. ## 📦 Installation & Setup 1. **Clone the repository** ```bash git clone github.com cd Insurance-Management-System-Django ``` 2. **Create & activate a virtual environment** ```bash python -m venv venv source venv/bin/activate # macOS/Linux venv\Scripts\activate.bat # Windows ``` 3. **Install dependencies** ```bash pip install -r requirements.txt ``` 4. **Apply migrations & create superuser** ```bash python manage.py mak …