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Stock Inventory Management System

The Stock Inventory Management System allows admins to manage products, track stock levels, record sales and purchases, generate reports, and handle user management. Key features include product addition, editing, deletion, low-stock alerts, sales and purchase recording, and detailed billing functionalities. The system also supports multiple user roles and permissions to ensure secure access and management of inventory and sales data.
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Stock Inventory Management System

The Stock Inventory Management System allows admins to manage products, track stock levels, record sales and purchases, generate reports, and handle user management. Key features include product addition, editing, deletion, low-stock alerts, sales and purchase recording, and detailed billing functionalities. The system also supports multiple user roles and permissions to ensure secure access and management of inventory and sales data.
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STOCK INVENTORY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM

1️ Product Management

1.1 Add Products

 The system should allow the admin to add new products with the following details:

o Product Name

o Description

o Category (e.g., pens, books, notebooks)

o Quantity

o Price (actual and selling) (unit and total)

o Current Stock

1.2 Edit Products (Update)

 The admin should be able to edit the product details listed above (e.g., correct a typo in the
product name or update the price).

1.3 Delete Products

 The admin should be able to remove a product from the system.

1.4 Categorize Products

 Products should be grouped into categories such as pens, books, notebooks, etc., to make
searching and filtering easier.

2 Stock Tracking

2.1 View Current Stock Levels

 The system should display the current stock quantity for each product.

2.2 Low-Stock Alerts

 The system should notify the admin when a product’s stock falls below a predefined threshold.

 Admin can set or update the low-stock threshold for each product.

2.3 Track Incoming Stock

 The system should allow recording of stock additions (e.g., when new items are purchased from
suppliers).

 Incoming stock updates the current stock quantity automatically.


2.4 Track Outgoing Stock

 The system should record stock reductions due to sales or other reasons (e.g., damage).

 Outgoing stock reduces the current stock quantity automatically.

3 Sales & Purchases

3.1 Record Sales to Customers

 The system should allow the admin or sales staff to record each sale transaction,
including:

o Customer details (optional or basic)

o Products sold with quantity and price

o Date and time of sale

o Total amount

 Sales should automatically update stock levels by reducing the quantity sold.

3.2 Record Purchases from Suppliers

 The system should allow recording purchases made from suppliers, including:

o Supplier details

o Products purchased with quantity and cost price

o Date and time of purchase

o Total amount

 Purchases should automatically update stock levels by increasing the quantity received.

4️ Reports & Analytics

4.1 Sales Reports

 The system should generate sales reports that can be viewed daily, weekly, and monthly.

 Reports should include total sales, number of transactions, and top-selling products.

4.2 Profit/Loss Reports

 The system should calculate and display profit and loss for a selected period.

 Profit should be calculated based on the difference between sales price and purchase
cost of items sold.
4.3 Inventory Valuation

 The system should provide a report showing the current value of inventory based on the
cost price of items in stock.

 This helps in understanding the financial worth of the unsold stock.

5️ User Management

5.1 Admin Login

 The system should provide secure login functionality for the admin to access
management features like products, sales, reports, etc.

 Login should require a username and password.

5.2 Staff Roles and Permissions

 The system should support multiple user roles, such as:

o Admin (full access)

o Sales Staff (can record sales but not manage products)

o Inventory Manager (can update stock but not access sales reports)

 The admin should be able to create, edit, or delete user accounts and assign roles.

6️ Billing Section

6.1 Create Bills for Sales

 The system should generate a detailed bill/invoice for each sale transaction.

 Bill should include:

o Store name and contact details

o Date and time of sale

o Customer details (optional)

o List of products sold with quantity, unit price, and total price

o Subtotal, taxes (if applicable), discounts (if any), and final amount

o Payment method (cash, card, etc.)

6.2 Print and Save Bills

 The system should allow printing the bill for the customer.
 Bills should be saved in the system for future reference and reports.

6.3 Manage Returns and Discounts

 The system should support applying discounts on products or the entire bill.

 The system should handle product returns and update stock and sales records
accordingly.

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