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The Sales Inventory Tracker is a comprehensive and professional-grade application developed as part of a project to enhance our programming and software development skills. Its design focuses on meeting real-world business needs while honing coding techniques in a structured, professional environment.

๐Ÿš€ Key Features

Role-Based Access Control:

  • Secure login system with different access levels:
    • Managers: Full access to manage inventory, track sales, and generate detailed reports.
    • Employees: Limited access to record sales and view assigned tasks.

Inventory Management:

  • Add, update, and delete products in inventory.
  • Real-time tracking of stock levels to avoid overstocking or shortages.
  • Automatic low-stock alerts to streamline restocking.

Sales Tracking:

  • Record sales transactions with product details, quantities, and timestamps.
  • Maintain a history of sales for auditing and analysis.

Report Generation:

  • Generate comprehensive reports, including:
    • Sales by product or date.
    • Inventory turnover rates.
    • Performance analytics for employees and products.

๐Ÿ› ๏ธ Tech Stack:

  • Backend:

    • Java OOP principles (encapsulation, inheritance, polymorphism, and abstraction) for modular design.
    • Spring Security for role-based access control and encrypted credentials.
    • BCryptPasswordEncoder for secure encryption of passwords.
  • Database:

    • PostgreSQL for reliable and scalable data storage.
  • Build Tool:

    • Maven to manage dependencies, automate builds, and simplify deployment.
  • Hosting:

    • Deployed on Heroku with integrated PostgreSQL.

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Software Engineering Practices course final project: Inventory Management (Sales and Stock) System

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