2 in 1 Inventory and Sales Management System for Ricare

4.5. Evaluation

4.1.1. Likert Scale

The researcher will use a Likert Scale of 1 – 5, 1 is the lowest which is strongly disagree and 5 is
the highest which is strongly agree, and the researcher add Neither/Nor Agree for people who are not
sure of the answer.

Interpretation Mean Range Value

Strongly Disagree 1.00-1.50 `1
Disagree 1.50-2.50 2
Neither/Nor Agree 2.50-3.50 3
Agree 3.50-4.50 4
Strongly Agree 4.50-5.00 5

4.1.2. Survey Questionnaire

Functionality Strongly Agree Agree (4) Neither/Nor Disagree Strongly

(5) Agree (3) (2) Disagree
(1)
1. The admin can
easily log in.
2. The admin can
easily manage
their records.
3. The admin can
easily view the
record of each
product
4. The system can
show if the
client already
paid or unpaid
5. The user can
easily view the
record of each
other client

Usability Strongly Agree Agree (4) Neither/ Disagree (2) Strongly

 (5) Nor Agree Disagree
(3) (1)
1. The system is
accessible to
all users such
as admin,
staff, and
owner
2. The system
provides a
user-friendly
interface and
detailed
categories of
the items.
3. The system
repeats the
same
structure and
components
across all
pages
4. The user can
easily
determine the
purpose of the
buttons and
actions on the
system
5. The users can
efficiently
perform
transactions in
the system

Reliability Strongly Agree Agree Neither/Nor Disagree Strongly

(5) (4) Agree (3) (2) Disagree (1)
1. The system performs
its tasks effectively
and functions
smoothly.
2. The system can handle
numerous ordering
transactions without
failure.
3. The system does not
perform unrelated
 processes while doing
the task at hand
4. The system is capable
of handling errors
5. The system can
recover from
unex[pected failure

Performance Strongly Agree (4) Neither/ Disagree (2) Strongly

Agree (5) Nor Agree Disagree (1)
(3)
1. The system was
able to respond
promptly to the
actions of the
user to access
specific
information
2. The system
responds
quickly and is
stable under
varying loads.
3. The system can
easily switch
from one
another page to
another
4. The system can
handle critical
inventory
statuses for
each item.

5. The system can

 retrieve
information in
less than a
second.

Supportability Strongly Agree (4) Neither/Nor Disagree (2) Strongly

Agree (5) Agree (3) Disagree (1)
1. The user had no
problem with the
compatibility of
the system to
their device.
2. The system did
not require an
extensive amount
of maintenance
3. The system is
compatible to run
in devices
4. The system
responds well
with different
screen size of
devices
5. The system was
portable as it can
be accessed
through any
medium

Synthesis

This paper aims to identify the related study or system about 2 in 1 Inventory and Sales
Management systems such as Inventory management, and Sales. The most related study about the point
of Inventory and Sales Management system is the paper of the study of Khobragade et al. (2018) entitled
“Research paper on Inventory Management system” In the study, the several problems in operating a
store. As a solution to this, proponents proposed the creation of an Inventory Management System that
would speed up the store’s processes. The system has three features which are to track the sales, it also
tells the available stocks of shop 12 and it tells when the storeowner will purchase again for stocks and
how much the storeowner will purchase.

Similar to this the study of Hassan et al. (2018) entitled “Most Stationery Inventory Management
System”, in the study the proponents created an inventory management system that will manage the
Most Stationary Shop’s inventory in a systematic and efficient way. It will change the shop’s manual
process of recording the stocks.
 Overall, the research mentioned in the synthesis showcases the importance of the creation of an
Inventory Management System. These findings can inform the development and implementation of
Inventory Management System systems, positively impacting water station and laundry shop services
and user experiences. In fact, an inventory and sales management system that they studded is essential
for businesses looking to optimize their operations, improve customer service, control costs, and stay
competitive in today's market. It helps businesses make data-driven decisions, reduces errors, and
enhances overall efficiency and profitability. Their study of inventory and sales management systems is
also a reminder that this is a vital tool for businesses seeking to optimize operations, control costs, and
excel in a competitive marketplace. It merges inventory control and sales tracking into a unified solution,
fostering efficiency, accuracy, customer satisfaction, and data-driven decision-making.