Balais, Mary Angelene V. <br/><br/>
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.-- 
 - Manila:  Technological University of the Philippines,  2025. 
 - xiii, 233pages:  29cm. 
<br/><br/> Bachelor's thesis 
<br/><br/>College of Science.-- 
<br/><br/>Includes bibliographic references and index. 
<br/><br/> Hardware Stores, also known as Ironmongers or DIY Stores, are commercial<br/>establishments that sell tools, building materials, and home improvement products. These<br/>establishments carry a wide variety of products. However, using manual processes to<br/>manage the inventory of a hardware store is intricate. In our modern era, it is good to use<br/>modern solutions as well. The study created an inventory management system, titled<br/>Stockord: An Inventory Management System for Local Hardware Stores, which would<br/>help in the operations of these types of stores. To develop the website, the system is built<br/>on various technologies such as Visual Studio Code for the IDE, Python as the<br/>programming language, Django (full stack) as the framework, HTML, CSS, JavaScript,<br/>Bootstrap for the front-end, PostgreSQL for the database, GitHub as version control, and<br/>Figma for UI Design. The system also utilized the ZXing library for barcode scanning,<br/>Plotly library for financial forecasting, Amazon Web Services (AWS) as cloud<br/>infrastructure, EC2 as web server, RDS as database, S3 for storage, and Cloudflare for<br/>domain/security. The system’s functionality and reliability were tested following the<br/>ISO/IEC 25010 for Software Quality Standards. The system demonstrated a strong<br/>functionality with a 100% pass rate for executed test cases in its 2nd cycle, while 100% of<br/>test cases passed on reliability testing. The system also achieved a high level of acceptance<br/>with an overall score of 3.73, which is categorized as “Highly Acceptable.” Local hardware<br/>stores can use Stockord because its features can help manage inventory, streamline<br/>operations, and improve business conditions. It is suggested that the system be further<br/>expanded, such as by implementing one-time passwords or OTP, improving the user<br/>experience, making the system more responsive to use on other devices, and using email<br/>to prevent unauthorized access to accounts. 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Django<br/>Web application<br/>Inventory management system
<br/><br/><label>LC Class. No.: </label>BTH HF 5548.2   / B35 2025