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In the proposed system is overcoming the drawbacks of another available CSR systems by providing the COMMON CSR System for CSR activities with efficient storage management in place of manual record maintenance. Currently, there is no available dataset of various CSR activities, therefore the record of these activities are a big concern, and this system provides the record maintenance of data efficiently. One of the incidents of attack on world trade centre, New York (2001), emphasizes us to think about data losses and recovery. Data loss is a major inconvenience that disrupts many functions of corporate activities entertained. This system brings the main focus on efficient storage management by using Excel Sheet because it is convenient to recover data and if required, it is easy to convert it in any other format. This System automatically deletes the data after any specified time period and transfer it in an Excel Sheet. The storage in the Excel Sheet can be used for data analysis and other related activities to extract valuable information. This Common CSR system also provides a user-friendly environment for a better interaction and assistance to the new user through a Chatbot.

Keywords

Common CSR; Storage management; Excel sheet; DataSet; AI chatbot

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