System Flow
Understanding how the IEMS system works from login to execution gives you full control over your political campaign management process.

π Step 1: Role-Based Login
- Users: President, Planning Committee, Candidates, District Heads, Area Leaders, Workers.
- Access Control: Each user sees only the relevant modules and tasks based on their assigned role.
π Step 2: Define National/Local Agenda
- National Planning: Party leaders define the main agenda and election goals.
- Customization: Localized agendas can be created per constituency based on demographic needs.
π§ Step 3: Campaign Planning
- Task Assignment: Work is distributed from higher-level management to grassroots workers.
- Timelines: Each event or target is mapped to a timeline with reminders and milestones.
π³οΈ Step 4: Voter Data & Booth Mapping
- Booth-Level Inputs: Add voter data per booth with demographic and behavioral segmentation.
- Smart Insights: Auto-flag priority and swing zones for attention.
π Step 5: Campaign Execution
- Events: Execute door-to-door visits, roadshows, digital ads, community meetings, etc.
- Public Engagement: Communicate via SMS, social media, and field visits.
πΈ Step 6: Accounts & Budget Tracking
- Fund Flow: Funds are allocated by area and campaign type.
- Reports: Daily logs of expenses with bills and invoices.
π Step 7: Progress Reports & Monitoring
- Real-Time Dashboards: View overall and area-wise progress with visual indicators.
- Evaluation: Underperforming regions can be flagged and resources shifted in real time.
π Step 8: Optimize Based on Feedback
- Voter Sentiment: Track whatβs working and whatβs not through on-ground feedback.
- Strategy Update: Modify campaign plan, messaging, or ground staff roles as needed.