Stockord: an inventory management system for local hardware stores/ Mary Angelene V. Balais, Alfredo C. Jr. Dacquel, April Joy L. Deang, Airysh Xander M. Espero, and Masayuki R. Retuerma.--

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TextPublication details: Manila: Technological University of the Philippines, 2025.Description: xiii, 233pages: 29cmContent type:

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Dissertation note: College of Science.-- Bachelor of science in information systems: Technological University of the Philippines, 2025. Summary: Hardware Stores, also known as Ironmongers or DIY Stores, are commercial establishments that sell tools, building materials, and home improvement products. These establishments carry a wide variety of products. However, using manual processes to manage the inventory of a hardware store is intricate. In our modern era, it is good to use modern solutions as well. The study created an inventory management system, titled Stockord: An Inventory Management System for Local Hardware Stores, which would help in the operations of these types of stores. To develop the website, the system is built on various technologies such as Visual Studio Code for the IDE, Python as the programming language, Django (full stack) as the framework, HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Bootstrap for the front-end, PostgreSQL for the database, GitHub as version control, and Figma for UI Design. The system also utilized the ZXing library for barcode scanning, Plotly library for financial forecasting, Amazon Web Services (AWS) as cloud infrastructure, EC2 as web server, RDS as database, S3 for storage, and Cloudflare for domain/security. The system’s functionality and reliability were tested following the ISO/IEC 25010 for Software Quality Standards. The system demonstrated a strong functionality with a 100% pass rate for executed test cases in its 2nd cycle, while 100% of test cases passed on reliability testing. The system also achieved a high level of acceptance with an overall score of 3.73, which is categorized as “Highly Acceptable.” Local hardware stores can use Stockord because its features can help manage inventory, streamline operations, and improve business conditions. It is suggested that the system be further expanded, such as by implementing one-time passwords or OTP, improving the user experience, making the system more responsive to use on other devices, and using email to prevent unauthorized access to accounts.

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Bachelor's thesis

College of Science.-- Bachelor of science in information systems: Technological University of the Philippines, 2025.

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Hardware Stores, also known as Ironmongers or DIY Stores, are commercial
establishments that sell tools, building materials, and home improvement products. These
establishments carry a wide variety of products. However, using manual processes to
manage the inventory of a hardware store is intricate. In our modern era, it is good to use
modern solutions as well. The study created an inventory management system, titled
Stockord: An Inventory Management System for Local Hardware Stores, which would
help in the operations of these types of stores. To develop the website, the system is built
on various technologies such as Visual Studio Code for the IDE, Python as the
programming language, Django (full stack) as the framework, HTML, CSS, JavaScript,
Bootstrap for the front-end, PostgreSQL for the database, GitHub as version control, and
Figma for UI Design. The system also utilized the ZXing library for barcode scanning,
Plotly library for financial forecasting, Amazon Web Services (AWS) as cloud
infrastructure, EC2 as web server, RDS as database, S3 for storage, and Cloudflare for
domain/security. The system’s functionality and reliability were tested following the
ISO/IEC 25010 for Software Quality Standards. The system demonstrated a strong
functionality with a 100% pass rate for executed test cases in its 2nd cycle, while 100% of
test cases passed on reliability testing. The system also achieved a high level of acceptance
with an overall score of 3.73, which is categorized as “Highly Acceptable.” Local hardware
stores can use Stockord because its features can help manage inventory, streamline
operations, and improve business conditions. It is suggested that the system be further
expanded, such as by implementing one-time passwords or OTP, improving the user
experience, making the system more responsive to use on other devices, and using email
to prevent unauthorized access to accounts.

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