• Overview: Intuitive list of associations with comprehensive profiles presenting the association and its key points
• Memberships: Membership requests with forms, management of member roles within the association
• Events: Calendar of association events (management of room reservation requests, budgets, virtual ticketing...)
• Event Registration: Ticketing management, attendance lists, and student actions
• Drive: Document uploads, with required document deposits and open deposits
• Transitions: Management and documentation of the transition process (organization of a General Assembly, updating internal drive, declaring the new board, financial transition...)
• Treasury: Treasury management, space for subsidy unlock requests and budget requests

• Wiki: Internal and collaborative wiki pages
• Document Sharing: Document drive for sharing exam papers, exercise sheets, revision notes, exam archives...
• Restaurant: View daily menus, latest CROUS news, nutritional information on dishes
• Student Blog: Sharing various content (tips, articles, announcements, photos...) interfacing with social networks
• Lost and Found: Standardizing lost and found item management in the school for school guards and students
• Rewards: Gamification of the platform to motivate student activity
• Student Projects: Sharing projects to better archive serious student projects, support and highlight new student initiatives, assist in their recruitment, and promote them

• Student Forum: Aggregate student feedback and questions, archive in knowledge bases and FAQs
• Idea Box: Collect suggestions from students/administration members
• Ticketing: Allow problem reporting and gradual solution tracking
• Community: Conduct surveys, relay announcements, and launch calls for projects and ideas
• Evolving Product: Development cycle with continuous updates based on student feedback

• Fast and Intuitive Website, elegant and adaptable to all screens
• Open-Source code extendable through public contributions
• Using state-of-the-art frameworks (NextJS 14, Prisma, TypeScript)

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The frontend and backend are developed on the same stack using the NextJS 14 framework and Prisma. The database uses PostgreSQL.

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Currently, Okampus is under the AGPL v3 license.