Development Of A New Spread Sheet System For Inventory Management

Zulkifli, Muhammad Fuad Hafidz (2018) Development Of A New Spread Sheet System For Inventory Management. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

In recent times,inventory control is a very vital role towards an organization because each and every one of the supply must be controlled,managed,and can be tracked at anytime and anyplace.At the present time,inventory control is more critical towards sustainability as well as successfulness of the organization.This project discussed about current inventory control management in Petite Planner store and developed a mobile phone application according to the process mapping followed by the testing the capability of the mobile phone application called “Store Management system” to manage the inventory at the store.The characteristics of Store Management are count,manage,document stock transaction and track the supply in store.The mobile phone application is run in Android system and the data will be stored at a cloud database called Firebase Real-time Database.Firebase Real-time Database is a database can reach information stored at anytime and anywhere that have internet access.Store Management contains two categories which is “Admin” as well as “Guest”.It also have authentication’s characteristic to recognize the user by using E-mail and password to log in into it.The system capability testing is been carried to experiment the Store Management and the outcomes and user comments were talked about in this project.Several end users have been selected,which is the store manager,the owner and previous clients to test the mobile phone application.The mobile phone application is acknowledged by the end users which the store manager and owner of Petite Planner. Inventory control by using mobile phone application has proven to provide more efficient inventory control compared to current inventory control system.

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