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CVR COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING

DEPARTMENT OF COMPUTER SCIENCE ENGINEERING

A Mini Project
On
Inventory Management System
by
Kunchakuri Jasmitha-22B81A05AC
Muthyala Sneha-22B81A05BK
Adigoppula Likhitha-22B81A05AE
Under guidance of
Mr .M .Archana
Sr.Asst.Professor. Dept of CSE
Abstract

 Objective:
Streamline and automate inventory management for businesses.
 Key Features:
• Add new inventory products
• Real-time stock tracking and alerts
• Order management
• Product categorization
• Inventory status and trend reporting
Introduction

• Purpose: Streamlines inventory tracking and control.

• Optimization: Balances stock levels to prevent over/understocking.

• Reporting: Provides insights through analytics.

• Integration: Connects with POS and accounting systems.

• User-friendly: Easy-to-use interface.


Literature Survey

From our survey of small and medium businesses, we learned that many are facing significant challenges with
their inventory management. Key problems include:
• Difficulty tracking stock levels, leading to errors and financial losses.
• No timely alerts when stock is running low, causing delays in restocking.
• Problems organizing and categorizing products, especially for businesses with a wide range of items.
• Confusion in managing orders, often resulting in delays or mistakes in fulfilling orders.
• Lack of control over who can access and update inventory data, raising security and accuracy concerns.
• Difficulty integrating current systems with other important tools, leading to manual work and
inefficiency.
These issues highlighted the need for a more efficient and automated solution to help businesses streamline
their inventory processes.
Architectu
re
Limitations

• Expensive to Start and Hard to Set Up


• Needs Internet to Work
• Not Easy to Customize
• Security Concerns
• Needs Regular Fixes and Updates
• May Not Grow Easily
Features and Functionalities:

• Inventory Tracking
• Stock Alerts
• Product Categorization
• Order Management
• User Access Control
• Integration
Technology Stack

• MongoDB
• Express
• React
• Node
• Java Script
• Bootstrap
• HTML
• CSS
• Vite
Admin Dashboard
User Dashboard
Future plan of action to carry out the project

- AI to Predict Stock Needs


- Automatic Restocking Suggestions
- AI to Find Stock Errors
- Voice and Text Commands to Manage Inventory
- AI to Organize Products
- Blockchain for Safe Product Tracking
- Mobile App for Managing Inventory Anywhere
References

- GeeksforGeeks. MERN Stack Tutorial.


- W3Schools. MERN Stack Overview.
- MDN Web Docs. Introduction to Node.js.
- React Documentation.
- Material-UI.

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