Corporate Access Scheduler

Corporate Access Scheduler is a demo enterprise application designed for investment firms to efficiently coordinate high-priority investor meetings during corporate access events. The system includes a priority-based allocation algorithm that schedules meetings automatically based on investor tier, availability, and representative capacity.

I built this project to deepen my familiarity with Spring Boot and to revisit the full end-to-end development lifecycle. After establishing the backend, I placed a strong emphasis on usability and operational polish. Features like bulk inserts and deletes, flexible Excel exports (full dataset, paginated views, or manual selections), and robust validation are often overlooked in demos — but I believe developer projects should feel complete and seamless to explore.

Some production features are intentionally omitted, most notably authentication and user accounts. Rather than introducing friction for casual users, I chose to prioritize accessibility and ease of interaction. The goal of this project isn't to replicate a fully deployable enterprise system, but to demonstrate how such a tool could be designed and built in practice.

Key features include a guided multi-step allocation workflow, priority-aware scheduling to ensure optimal placement for top-tier investors, real-time availability validation, bulk operations for large event volumes, and CSV import/export for interoperability. The result is a realistic demonstration of how thoughtful tooling can significantly reduce scheduling complexity while improving coordination quality.