ASP.NET Webform applicaition

Build a ASP.NET Webform application. The user management module can be extended from the standard ASP.NET membership module. As such, the web application should have role based permissions management that allows for page wise and feature level permission control. Only Admin can create user accounts. The user will be assigned a role that enables it to access certain features of the website. See below for more details. 1) When a new company emailed superadmin to create an account, Superadmin will create the account for the company and database in MS SQLServer 2008R2 Express. The superadmin will specify the database connection string that the users from the company (tenant) can and will access. I.e. each user is tied to a company (tenant) and each company has its own MS SQL Server connection string. 2) Once the superadmin has created the company account, its corresponding database, the superadmin or users can then create user accounts and a “NormalUser” role will be assigned to the newly created user. The NormalUser can only view its own records. For accounts created by the user themselves, they need to log in 3) User must login with username and company ID. Based on the company ID, the web application will connect to the right database. 4) Once logged in, the user will be able to access the webform (see attached). The user can view and edit the form as required. The developer must use MS SQL Server and design the database tables that are required. All user access and permissions data must be stored in the SQL Server and not hardcoded into [login to view URL] file. EntityFramework is preferred but other datasource such as Linq can be proposed. The developer can design the look and feel of the web application. It does not have to be fancy. CSS and Master Page must be used. Please see ATTACHED PDF for the more details on the user management and web form. Source code must remain our property. There will be more forms to convert in the future as it is stage 1 only so we hope for long term work partnership.