This project is a suite of in-house tools developed to solve critical business problems for an Iranian company. The primary motivation was to overcome the limitations and inaccuracies of a legacy accounting software that was cumbersome and unreliable for the finance and sales departments. By directly interfacing with the company’s database, this suite provided fast, accurate, and user-friendly solutions for financial calculations and reporting.

The finance department struggled with outdated software that made profit/loss calculations and reporting slow, error-prone, and difficult. This project started as a prototype to bypass the software’s UI and access the data directly, ensuring accuracy and efficiency. Over time, it evolved into a comprehensive toolkit that empowered both the finance and sales teams with real-time insights and reliable reporting.

• Replaced unreliable manual processes with automated, accurate calculations.
• Enabled the sales team to access real-time performance data for better decision-making.
• Provided the finance team with fast, intuitive, and reliable reporting tools.
• Gained rapid adoption and recognition within the company from its first alpha release.

• C# (.NET Framework 4.7.2)
• Entity Framework (for ORM and database access)
• WinForms (for user interfaces)
• LINQ (for data querying)
• CSV/Excel Export (for reporting)
• Additional .NET libraries as required by business needs

• Interval Profit Calculation: Custom date-range profit/loss analysis with a user-friendly WinForms interface.
• Daily Invoice Aggregation: Aggregates and analyzes daily invoices for quick review and reporting.
• Data Export: Exports results to CSV and Excel for further analysis or sharing.
• Direct Database Access: Reads directly from the company’s accounting database for maximum accuracy.
• Profit Calculation (Console App): The original prototype, implemented as a console application, used to test and validate the core calculation and export services of the solution.

• CalculateProfit/ – Console app for profit/loss calculation (prototype and service tester).
• IntervalCalculateProfit/ – WinForms app for interval-based profit/loss analysis.
• DailyInvoiceAggrigator/ – WinForms app for daily invoice aggregation.
• DataAccessLayer/ – Entity models and database access logic.
• Services/ – Business logic for calculations and exports.
• PresentationLayer/ – Additional WinForms UI for data review.
• Entities/ – Entity definitions and data mapping.

1. Clone the repository.
2. Open HadishSolution.sln in Visual Studio.
3. Restore NuGet packages if prompted.
4. Build the solution.
5. Run the desired project (e.g., IntervalCalculateProfit, DailyInvoiceAggrigator, or CalculateProfit).

Note: These tools are designed to work with the company’s specific database schema. Some features may require configuration or adaptation for use outside the original environment.

Important: Do NOT hardcode sensitive information (such as database usernames or passwords) in source code or configuration files. You must set the following environment variables before running the applications:

• HADISH_DB_DATASOURCE — SQL Server address (e.g., 192.168.255.100)
• HADISH_DB_USERID — SQL Server username (e.g., sa)
• HADISH_DB_PASSWORD — SQL Server password (e.g., yourStrongPassword)

Some config files may use {DATA_SOURCE}, {USER_ID}, and {PASSWORD} placeholders. Set corresponding environment variables as needed for your deployment.

set HADISH_DB_DATASOURCE=192.168.255.100
set HADISH_DB_USERID=sa
set HADISH_DB_PASSWORD=yourStrongPassword

Note: Never commit actual credentials to version control. Always use environment variables or a secure secrets manager for sensitive data.