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IETI COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, INC.
#161 Brgy. Magsaysay Ave., San Pedro City, Laguna
Chapter 1
1.1 INTRODUCTION
Most of the stores that offer office supplies have a large amount of
products in their inventory. Some of them are manually checking the
inventory. Manual Checking is very difficult for checking a large number of
products. It is also hard for a store like this to have a manual computation of
the daily, monthly and yearly sales. Now, what could be the possible
problems that the store will face?
For stores with huge amount of products and has an increasing number of
daily sales, there is a need to have a Point of Sale with Inventory System,
which can compute automatically all the sales of the day and monitors all the
incoming, outgoing and remaining products. Such system will be able to help
the store to compute the sales and count the remaining items in the inventory.
A database that can compute the sales and monitors all the incoming,
outgoing and remaining products will be a great use to the store so that they
can conserve more time and energy.
POINT OF SALE WITH INVENTORY SYSTEM

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1.2 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
Point of Sale with Inventory System is an automated system that can
automatically compute the sales of each day and automatically removes the
items that have been brought and adds all the incoming items to the
inventory. It can also monitor the items that they still have in stock and helps
them to keep track of their inventory in real time.
The proponents conducted an interview of the chosen beneficiary which is
the JNV Office Supplies and Services.
The proponents will develop a Point of Sale with Inventory System to
make it easy for the store personnel and owner to keep track of their sales
and inventory. This system allows the store to see their sales activity and
checks the remaining stocks that they have in their inventory.
The system is user friendly and can be easily used by anyone. The
system does not require vast knowledge about programs and such. It is easy
and convenient to use.

1.3 BACKGROUND OF THE COMPANY
1.3.1 HISTORY
On May 11, 2016, JNV Office Supplies and Services were founded and
were registered on DTI. It was founded by Ms. Evangeline L. Ferrer. That
time it was address at Barangay Landayan, San Pedro Laguna. JNV Office
Supplies and Services started by marketing offices within the community
area. Some of their clients that time were Westlake Hospital, St. Paul School,
UVCA etc. The business was started through delivering services.
October 8, 2016 to 2017, they start to put up a store and rent a
commercial space at RJT Building, 2nd floor, Barangay Magsaysay, San
Pedro Laguna. That time their selling business is slow.
On March 2018 they decided to relocate the store in front of IETI College
of Science and Technology. The store has its full blast and started other types
of services, such as: Id PVC Printing, T-shirt Printing, PC Printing etc.

1.3.2 MISSION and VISION
Mission
To provide quality school and office supplies at affordable price to
customers.
Vision
To be our customer’s top preference for their school and office supplies
needs.

1.3.3 ORGANIZATIONAL CHART
Ms. Evangeline L. Ferrer
(Owner)
Ms. Jocelyn L. Lastrilla Ms. Juliet L. Baldoza
(Purchasing Staff) (Administrative Officer)
Ms. Regina Liberty H. Catapia
(Manager / Marketing
Coordinator)

1.4 SYSTEM CURRENTLY APPLIED
The JNV office supplies and services are currently using pen and
paper to count and check the items in the inventory. When it comes to
computing the sales, they are using calculator for computing the daily,
monthly and yearly sales.
They are using an order form and list all the items that are bought
to them and compute all the sales at the end of the day.
They keep the list of items via paper and keep it in a folder. In order
for them to check the items they still need to check and run through a lot
of paper just to check the items that have been sold and the remaining
items.

1.5 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
1.5.1 Main Problem
JNV Office Supplies and Services relies on a manual computing of
sales and manual recording and counting of inventory.
1.5.2 Specific Problems
 Time consuming on computing the daily, monthly and yearly sales.
 Having difficulty on searching the prices of each item.
 Difficulty on updating the inventory. (Incoming and Outgoing
stocks)
 Difficulty on counting the remaining stocks in the inventory at the
end of the day. (Existing)
 Tendency to misplace and lose their record.

1.6 OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY
1.6.1 General Objective
The general objective of the proponents is to develop and design a
Point of Sale with Inventory System which can easily compute the daily,
monthly and yearly sales and automatically updates the remaining stocks
in the inventory. It can add and subtract items from the inventory if there is
an incoming and outgoing stock.
1.6.2 Specific Objectives
 To develop and design a system that can easily compute the daily,
 To develop and design a system that can organize the price
tagging of each item.
 To develop and design a system that will help them to keep track
the incoming and outgoing stocks that will be added and removed
from the inventory.
 To develop and design a system that can easily count the
remaining stocks in the inventory at the end of every day.
 To develop and design a system that can store their records.

1.7 SCOPE AND LIMITATIONS
1.7.1 Scope
The proponents will develop a Point of Sale with Inventory system
for JNV Office Supplies and Services.
This proposed system is designed and will be implemented for the
JNV Office Supplies and Services only. The proponents will use VB.Net
(Visual Studio 2010) as the programming language of the system and the
database system is MS Access 2016. The system can print the inventory
and sales report. It can also add the information of each item. The system
can also update the remaining items in the inventory if there are added
and removed items. The system can display if the item is in good condition
or damaged. The system can also compute the daily, monthly and yearly
sales.
1.7.2 Limitations
 The Primary user (Manager/Owner) can view the remaining items,
can search items and update the items in the inventory and can
also view and update the daily, monthly and yearly sales.
 The Secondary user (Purchasing Staff) can only view the remaining
items, items and price list and can search items in the inventory.

1.8 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
1.8.1 To the Company
The JNV Office Supplies and Services was chosen by the
proponents as their beneficiary for this system project. With this project,
the beneficiary will have a Point of Sale with Inventory system. It has the
ability to drastically increase the efficiency of their business. The
beneficiary will have the convenience to keep track of their inventory via
computer. They will also have the efficiency to easily compute the daily,
1.8.2 To the researchers
The proponents chose this kind of system because it possesses a
lot of challenges to them. Coding a thousand of items is quite difficult and
to add up the coding of sales computation is something else. This system
will test the knowledge of the proponents. This will also practice their
creativity and skills for the future.
1.8.3 To the future researchers
This study will serve as a guide and reference to their own study of
inventory system. This study will prove that using computerized system is
helpful and will lighten the load work of all people.

Chapter 2
2.1 Review of Related Literature
2.1.1 Foreign Literature
Reference: (https://smallbusiness.chron.com/sales-inventory-monitoring-systems-
18660.html?fbclid=IwAR00AreNbrMBtgqOLTJbCPziU7FmLfmDzoKtXxPRaP_ACoUoEEeHw9ry_
tw) By Audra Bianca. Date Published: January 2019
To understand the need for this type of system -- which is really a
combination of software programs -- considers a customer's needs. For example,
if you go online and order a new digital camera and arrange to ship it to your
home, your purchase triggers different events in the seller's system. The system
must decide where the camera will be shipped from, then notify the appropriate
warehouse to pack it and ship it. Think about where that information comes from
so the camera will reach your home on time.
A sales and inventory monitoring system collects data to aid in production
scheduling. For example, some systems use recent sales data to forecast how
many of a type of product will be needed to meet consumer demand in the near
future. This includes monitoring the levels of a product at all locations. A good
example is a global company with customers all over the world. The customer
may live in Japan, but the system must see if the warehouse in Canada has a
product available to ship to Japan.

Automated sales and inventory monitoring gives a company a competitive
advantage by linking different automated processes within the supply chain. For
example, automating the ordering process for customers and the production
scheduling, then adjusting manufacturing based on up-to-date inventory levels,
makes a company more flexible, capable of deciding how to best satisfy
customer orders. When automated activities are linked -- ensuring information
flows rapidly from one part of the supply chain to another -- a company can
exploit these linkages. Management can make rapid decisions to increase
revenues, such as ramping up production immediately in one location because of
a sudden surge in demand in another part of the world.

2. Reference: (https://www.scribd.com/document/359656423/CHAPTER-2)
As defined by Carolina Barcode Inc. (2013), a Point-of-Sale system is a
computersoftware and hardware networked together to track sales and inventory
as they occur.Point-of-Sale systems will solve a multitude of problems in your
business. It is one of thefocal points of any retail or hospitality business in the
cash register. The ability to processtransactions and tender cash are essential to
the efficient operation of the enterprise. Ifyou have a lot of cash transactions,
replacing the cash registers with a Point-Of-Sale(POS) system save you money.
In an early age when most of the company are still using the manual
system in thesales and inventory, most of the company encountered so many
problems and this is because of the process of the existing system is too slow
and too long. According to KayeMorris (2010), manual inventory management
system can help sales and productionmanagers control costs by identifying lost
sales due to inventory shortages; inventoryoverrides on products that are not
selling; losses due to employee’s theft or damage.Implementing an inventory
management system can take a large amount of timedepending on the size and
diversity of inventory.

2.1.2 Local Literature
1. Reference: (https://www.papercamp.com/essay/112186/Point-Of-Sale-
System) MAHARDIKA INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY INC.
The Point Of Sale (also called POS or checkout, during computerization later
becoming electronic point of sale or EPOS) is the place where a retail transaction
is completed. It is the point at which a customer makes a payment to the
merchant in exchange for goods or services. At the point of sale the retailer
would calculate the amount owed by the customer and provide options for the
customer to make payment. The merchant will also normally issue a receipt for
the transaction.
Welfare and Recreation Department commissioned a study to determine the
need for a computerized information system for the different Department Store of
Bongao, if the need is
Warranted, Department requested a- study to determine which particular system
to procure along with assistance with installation and trainings. Given the current
economic climate and the reduction of appropriated funds available for recreation
facilities, every effort to
Maximize efficiency, reduce costs and increase customer satisfaction will be
considered during the study.

Inventory to many small business owners is one of the more visible and tangible
aspects of doing business. Raw materials, goods in process and finished goods
all represent various forms of inventory. Each type represents money tied up until
the inventory leaves the company as purchased products. Likewise, merchandise
stocks in a retail store contribute to profits only when their sale puts money into
the cash register. In a literal sense inventory refers to stocks of anything
necessary to do business.

2. Reference: (https://www.papercamp.com/essay/129946/Point-Of-Sale-
Thesis)
Point of Sale Software for general retail, small merchants, small
businesses, grocery stores and other types of retail businesses is cheap,
powerful, and very easy to learn and use. It helps you manage your business
effectively and efficiently. It reduces your payroll overhead by allowing your
employees to concentrate more on the business of selling instead of capturing
sales. Complete tracking of clients, employees, inventory, sales, credits,
payments, refunds, returns, and purchases. Powerful reports that can show you
instantly how your business is performing. Free updates and support by email.
Having the right POS System to run your business is critical to your
business support and proper functioning. A good POS system will save you time
and money. It allows you and your employees to concentrate on selling your
products to your customers, while the point of sale software takes care of the
rest.

2.2 Review of Related Study
2.2.1 Foreign Studies
Reference:
(http://www.academia.edu/27763145/CHAPTER_II_Review_of_Related_Literatur
e_and_Study_2.1_Review_of_Related_Literature_2.1.1_Foreign_Literature )
1. In the study of Ferrer, Under the Koread Red Ginseng Enterprise Sales
and Inventory System, the proponent came up with a computerized sales and
inventory system. The proponent used database to easy access of files and for
easier and faster processing of the selling and inventory transaction. The
program was designated to generate reports such as monthly reports, inventory
reports, sales invoice and list of items.
In connection with the proposed system, the proponent proposed a
new and faster way of processing business transactions. The system also
helped the user to know availability of the products. It also helped the manager
to monitor the stocks and to get immediate notice for acquisition of additional
products.

Reference:
(http://www.academia.edu/27763145/CHAPTER_II_Review_of_Related_Literatur
e_and_Study_2.1_Review_of_Related_Literature_2.1.1_Foreign_Literature)
2. In a study by Aparanjitha , this project is aimed to developing in online
Sales and Inventory Management System (SIMS) for a departmental store. This
system can be used to store the details of the inventory, update the inventory
based on the sale details, produce receipts for sales, generate sales and
inventory reports periodically, etc. This is one integrated system that contains
both the user component (used by salesperson, sales manager, inventory
managers, etc.) and the admin component (used by the administrators for
performing admin level functions such as adding new items to the inventory,
changing the price of an item, etc.). This system runs on multiple terminals, offer
GUI to its users and connects to a common database(s).
The proponent acquires knowledge on real time inventor, generations of

receipts and security features where in restricted information are only accessible
by employees, managers, administrators, etch. The proposed system can be
accessible by employees, administrators and customers, making online
transaction possible.

2.2.2 Local Studies
Reference: [Cecille Balboa (Trimex Colleges) Student]
1. A point of sales system is a system which helps customers make payment
to the merchant in exchange for goods and services. It is an electronic
system that provides businesses with the capability to retain and analyze
a wide variety of offered products within an inventory and a day-to-day
transaction data on a continuous basis. POS Systems have been proven
as a valuable tool for a wide variety of business purposes, including
refining target marketing strategies; tracking customer purchases and
determining its patterns; analyzing sales (on a daily, monthly, or annual
basis) of each inventory item or supplier .
At the point of a sale, your business receives cash or allows payment on
account in exchange for goods. This creates in inflow of cash or revenue
and a corresponding outflow of product inventory. The primary objective of
an extensive sales and inventory software solution is to optimize efficiency
in recording each factor in the exchange. It is also to complete the sale
and have the customer leave with the merchandise. It is important to
remember that it is the last contact the customer has with the store, so it
should be extremely friendly and encourage the customer to want to
return.

Reference: (Lagto of Trimex Colleges for Tile Park Builders Supply)
2. Having computerized Inventory system provides “real time” assessment of
inventory levels. As a given item is sold, the inventory level for that item is
automatically adjusted and when that item’s inventory level reaches the minimum
level, the system automatically generates a purchase order that can be
transmitted to the supplier.
What happens in reality is that the system keeps track of every item that is
close to reaching its minimum inventory level and the end of the day, compiles a
list of all items that require replenishing sorted by supplier. Then multiply
purchase orders (as many as there are suppliers) are generated and transmitted
to the suppliers with a copy of each P.O. also transmitted to inventory. When the
goods arrive from each supplier, the inventory levels are adjusted accordingly
and the system will also issue a notification to the computerized system that will
used against the supplier’s invoice and P.O. copy.
In some inventory systems, this allows the system to issue purchase orders to
those suppliers with lower price points.
There is definitely much more detail involved, however it is plain to see that a
smart inventory system provides the following advantages.

2.3 Hypothesis
The proponents used these studies as their reference. The above related
studies provided valuable and essential concept and ideas that would help the
proponents in developing their proposed system. The studies have given the
proponents knowledge and insights that would really be helpful for their project.
These citations gave fundamental ideas on developing the proposed
system which is the Point of Sale with Inventory System.

2.4 Definition of Terms
2.4.1 Operational Terms
1. Monitoring
- observe and check the progress or quality of something over a
period of time.
2. Computing
- calculate or reckon (a figure of amount)
3. Print
- This means to put letters or images on a paper or another material
using a machine.
4. Updating
- inputting the latest information about the item
5. Searching
- Service for finding information.
6. Price Tagging
- labeling on an item for sale, showing its price

7. Counting
- To include in a tallying and reckoning
8. User-friendly
- Easy to learn, use, understand or deal with
9. Inventory
- Complete list of items such as property and goods in stock
10. Revenue
- Income especially when of a company or organization and of a
substantial nature

2.4.2 Technical Terms
1. Programming Language
- is a formal language that specifies a set of instructions that can be
used to produce various kind of output and generally consist of instructions for a
computer.
2. Visual Basic.Net (VB.net)
- is a multiple-paradigm, object-oriented programming language,
implemented on the .NET Framework. VB.NET in 2002 as the successor to its
original Visual Basic Language.
3. Database
- is an organize collection of data. A relational database, more
restrictively, is a collection of schemas, tables, queries, reports, view and other
elements.

4. Microsoft Access (MS Access)
- Microsoft Access is a database management system from
Microsoft that combines the relational Microsoft Jet Database Engine with a
graphical user interface and software-development tools. It is a member of the
Microsoft Office suite of applications, included in the Professional and higher
editions or sold separately
5. GUI (Graphical User Interface)
- The graphical user interface is a form of user interface that allows
users to interact with electronic devices through graphical icons and visual
indicators such as secondary notation, instead of text-based user interfaces,
typed command labels or text navigation.
6. Terminal
- A point of connection for closing an electric circuit.

Chapter 3
3.1 Existing System
The JNV Office Supplies and Services are currently using pen and paper
to count and check their inventory. They are manually counting the remaining
items at the end of the day. As for the incoming and outgoing items during the
operation hours, they are using an Order Form to list all the items that have been
bought to them and they will subtract it from the past inventory at the end of the
day. For incoming items, they have a separate paper for the list of all the amount
of each item that has been added to their inventory and they will count it at the
end of the day.
Now, as they compute the daily, weekly, monthly and yearly sales, they
are using a pen, calculator and paper. In that notebook, they indicate all the sales
and expenses of each day. They will compute it every week, month and every
year. For the monthly and yearly sales, they are typing it and print it to present a
Sales Report to the owner. The general manager also have a copy of the sales
report.

3.2 Proposed System
The proponents will develop a system that will help the beneficiary to have
an easy way of recording, checking, monitoring, updating and computing of their
daily operations.
The system will be designed by using Visual Studio 10 as the
programming language of the system and the database will be Microsoft Access
2016 (MS Access 2016). The proposed system will include a security log-in, both
primary and secondary users. It is protected by a username and password. The
primary user (Owner and Manager) can update the remaining items; can add
items, search items in the inventory. The primary user can also update the
inventory and check the remaining stocks, and they can view the sales (daily,
weekly, monthly and yearly).
The Secondary User (Administrative Officer) can only view the remaining
items and search items in the inventory.
The system can automatically update the user if they have products that
are out of stock and can update the user if they have low stock on a certain
product.

The system can also help the user compute the sales, and help them keep
track of their inventory. The system can print the inventory and sales report
3.3 Users of the System
The proposed system has two users; the primary and the
secondary.
The primary users are the Owner and the General Manager. These
users can access all the transactions and features on the system that the
proponents will develop. They can search items on the system, add information
for each item, keep track of the inventory, update the remaining stocks, print
inventory and sales report, etc.
The secondary user is the Administrative officer has a limited
access to the system. The secondary user can only view the remaining items,
item and price list and search items in the inventory.

3.4 Components of the System
3.4.1 IPO (Input-Process-Output)
3.4.1.1 Existing Input – Process - Output
INPUT PROCESS OUTPUT
Unorganized Existing
list of Sales with
Order Form/
inventory and Inventory
Inventory List
sales reports System
3.4.1.2 Proposed Input – Process - Output
User Log in Improved and Computerized

organize list Point of Sale
User Log out of Inventory with
and Sales Inventory
Item Reports System
List/Price
List/
Inventory
3.4.2 Hierarchal Input-Process-Output (HIPO)
LOG IN
ADMIN SECONDARY
MENU MENU
ITEMS/PRICE
INVENTORY SALES LOG OUT INVENTORY LOG OUT
LIST
REPORT
UPDATE COMPUTE SEARCH SEARCH
VIEW UPDATE PRINT VIEW LOW

STOCKS STOCKS
PRINT PRINT
ADD ITEM PRINT
RECEIPT
BACK TO MENU
PRINT
BACK TO MENU BACK TO MENU
ITEM/PRICE
LIST
SEARCH
BACK TO MENU

3.4.3 Flowchart
Proposed
Start
Inventory Sales
Interface
View, Search, Update inventory Compute Sales, View
Computed Sale, Display

Update List, Display
Sales
Inventory
End

3.4.3 Flowchart
Existing Sales
Start
Inquire Item
Purchase item
Receive Item and

Receipt
End

3.4.3 Flowchart
Existing Inventory
Start
Receive Sold Item

Receipt
List down the item sold in the

inventory list
Updated List
End

3.4.4 Context Flow Diagram
 Existing Context Flow Diagram
Purchasing of item

 Existing Context Flow Diagram
Ordering of items

 Proposed Context Flow Diagram
Purchasing of items

 Proposed Context Flow Diagram
Ordering of items

3.4.4 Data Flow Diagram
 Existing Data Flow Diagram
Purchasing of items

 Existing Data Flow Diagram
Ordering of items

 Proposed Data Flow Diagram
Purchasing of items

 Proposed Data Flow Diagram
Ordering of items

3.5 Security
The proposed system has a log in user (primary and secondary).
This is to assure the security for the sales report and inventory record of the JNV
Office Supplies and Services. The access is divided into two users for further
security records; the Manager and the Owner has the full access to the system
and the Purchasing Staff has limited access to the system.
3.6 Maintenance
The software developer should examine the system every month
for the user’s feedback or request. If there will be a request for additional features
or changes, the programmer will check if it will be possible. If there are errors
found during the examination, the store may use their previous method of
checking, computing and updating the sales and inventory reports while the
programmer is fixing the system. The programmer is not responsible for any
failures and errors that are not related to the system.
3.7 Back-Up Plans
If the system gets corrupted, the system has an automatic save
data. The user/s may view the back-end in case something wrong happens to the
system.

Chapter 4
4.1 Summary
This project is aimed to design a Point of Sale with Inventory Management
System for JNV Office Supplies and Services. With the help of the system
developed, the monitoring of their sale and transaction as well as the
management of their inventory will be easier and more organized. Prior to this
project, the company uses pen and paper to manage their inventory and to keep
track of their sales. Using this kind of method makes it difficult for the company to
manage their inventory and monitor their sales. Moreover, manual transactions
and methods lacks security, they might lose or misplace their record. Our main
objective is to develop and design a Point of Sale with Inventory Management
System for JNV Office Supplies and Services. A computerized system that will
help them manage their inventory and keep track of their sales. A record that is
stored in a database so that the user can easily search and view their sales and
inventory.

4.2 Conclusion
Upon the completion of the system, the proponents believe that the system can
be useful to the beneficiary. The inventory record of the beneficiary will be
organized. Searching for their inventory and sales will be easier and faster
because it is all stored now in a database. The proponents believe that the
developed system will be the answer to the company’s problem regarding their
inventory and sales.
4.3 Recommendations
The researchers would like to improve their system by making this system LAN
based and make the system online for faster access.


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IETI COLLEGE OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, INC.

#161 Brgy. Magsaysay Ave., San Pedro City, Laguna

POINT OF SALE WITH INVENTORY SYSTEM

#161 Brgy. Magsaysay Ave., San Pedro City, Laguna

1.2 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY

Point of Sale with Inventory System is an automated system that can

them to keep track of their inventory in real time.

The proponents conducted an interview of the chosen beneficiary which is

the JNV Office Supplies and Services.

The proponents will develop a Point of Sale with Inventory System to

checks the remaining stocks that they have in their inventory.

and convenient to use.

POINT OF SALE WITH INVENTORY SYSTEM

#161 Brgy. Magsaysay Ave., San Pedro City, Laguna

1.3 BACKGROUND OF THE COMPANY

were registered on DTI. It was founded by Ms. Evangeline L. Ferrer. That

Supplies and Services started by marketing offices within the community

UVCA etc. The business was started through delivering services.

October 8, 2016 to 2017, they start to put up a store and rent a

commercial space at RJT Building, 2nd floor, Barangay Magsaysay, San

Pedro Laguna. That time their selling business is slow.

of services, such as: Id PVC Printing, T-shirt Printing, PC Printing etc.

POINT OF SALE WITH INVENTORY SYSTEM

#161 Brgy. Magsaysay Ave., San Pedro City, Laguna

1.3.2 MISSION and VISION

To provide quality school and office supplies at affordable price to

POINT OF SALE WITH INVENTORY SYSTEM

#161 Brgy. Magsaysay Ave., San Pedro City, Laguna

1.3.3 ORGANIZATIONAL CHART

Ms. Evangeline L. Ferrer

Ms. Jocelyn L. Lastrilla Ms. Juliet L. Baldoza

(Purchasing Staff) (Administrative Officer)

Ms. Regina Liberty H. Catapia

POINT OF SALE WITH INVENTORY SYSTEM

#161 Brgy. Magsaysay Ave., San Pedro City, Laguna

1.4 SYSTEM CURRENTLY APPLIED

monthly and yearly sales.

POINT OF SALE WITH INVENTORY SYSTEM

#161 Brgy. Magsaysay Ave., San Pedro City, Laguna

1.5 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

1.5.1 Main Problem

JNV Office Supplies and Services relies on a manual computing of

sales and manual recording and counting of inventory.

1.5.2 Specific Problems

 Time consuming on computing the daily, monthly and yearly sales.

 Having difficulty on searching the prices of each item.

 Difficulty on updating the inventory. (Incoming and Outgoing

 Difficulty on counting the remaining stocks in the inventory at the

end of the day. (Existing)

 Tendency to misplace and lose their record.

POINT OF SALE WITH INVENTORY SYSTEM

#161 Brgy. Magsaysay Ave., San Pedro City, Laguna

1.6 OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY

1.6.1 General Objective

The general objective of the proponents is to develop and design a

an incoming and outgoing stock.

1.6.2 Specific Objectives

monthly and yearly sales.