Invenio Done

Southway College of Technology
San Francisco, Agusan del Sur
Invenio
A Software Project
Present to
The IT Faculty of
SOUTHWAY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY
San Francisco Agusan del Sur
In Partial Fulfillment
Of the Requirement for the Degree
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Niel James A. Gomez
Val Melvin S. Rodriguez
Jason C. Cotiangco
Charlyn D. Polestico
June 2023
A P P R O V A L S H E E T
The capstone project attached here to, entitled Android System
“Invenio” prepared and submitted by; Gomez, Niel James A.,
Rodriguez, Val Melvin S., Cotiangco, Jason C., Polestico,
Charlyn D., in partial fulfillment for BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, is here by recommended for approval.
RENMAR F. RONQUILLO
Adviser
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APPROVED by the Committee for Oral Examination with a grade of
PASSED.
MARK CROMES C. PEREZ

Chairman
CHRISTOPHER P. KING
Member
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This capstone project is approved in partial fulfillment of
the requirement for the degree BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY this June 2023.
BEVERLY N. CHAVEZ, MM
Dean, IT Department
Abstract
With the strong and fast growth of the mobile applications
and the web, customers have learned to freely access to all
information about companies and products, offering customers
with a variety of choices from where to find online services
and products in anywhere and anytime. A high level of
convenience on online shopping has become an important
strategic motivating strength for online market in order to
providing a competitive service satisfying and to preserve and
promote the intention of consumer. This study proposes the
adoption of hybrid fish business models that combine
traditional practices with mobile technology to enhance market
linkages, improve supply chain management, and increase
economic opportunities. A mobile application would serve as a
central platform for traders, and consumers, enabling
efficient communication, data sharing, and transaction
facilitation.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
..........................................................1
Invenio...................................................1
A P P R O V A L S H E E T...............................2
Abstract..................................................3
CHAPTER 1.................................................7
INTRODUCTION................................................7
BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY.....................................7
Objectives of the Study....................................10
General Objective..........................................10
Specific Objectives........................................10
Significance of the Study..................................11
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK.......................................12
Flow of the study..........................................13
Scope of the Study.........................................13
Limitation of the Study....................................13
The system is limited to the following:....................13

(a) Inside San Francisco...............................13
...........................................................13
...........................................................14
1.6 Definition of Terms....................................14
Chapter 2................................................15
REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND SYSTEMS...................15
Brief overview of the current evolution of technology......15
Significant impact of technology...........................17
RELEVANT OF STUDIES........................................19
Synthesis..................................................22
Chapter 3..................................................23
System’s Analysis...........................................23
Use case Diagram of the Register Module.....................24
Use case Diagram of the Login – Logout for User.............25
Use case Diagram of the Admin Page..........................26
Use case Diagram for My Account Page........................27
Table 1: Use Case Description of the Register module........28
Table 2. Use Case Description of Log-in and Log-out Module. .29
Table 3. Use Case Description of Admin Module...............30
System’s Design.............................................31
System’s Implementation.....................................32
Figure 3.1 Computer Network.................................32
Chapter 4..................................................33
RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS....................................33
1.1 Login Module............................................33
1.2 Register Module.........................................34
1.3 Home Page Module........................................35
1.4 Shop Locator Module.....................................36

1.5 Shop Module.............................................37
1.6 Identifier Module.......................................38
1.7 My Account Module.......................................39
1.8 Shop Module.............................................40
1.9 Notification............................................41
1.10Reservations Module.....................................42
1.11Recently viewed Module..................................43
1.12Support Module..........................................44
Chapter 5................................................45
SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION...................45
Summary....................................................45
Conclusions................................................46
Recommendations............................................47
References...............................................48
APPENDIX A.................................................49
APPENDIX B.................................................50
APPENDIX C.................................................52
CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
This chapter presents the background of the study,
project objectives, significance of the study, conceptual
framework, scope and limitation of the study, and definition
of terms.
BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
There are still numerous fish species that remain
undescribed. Still, Philippines waters are rich with fish
species. The Philippines supplies 70% of the world's marine
tropical fish requirement, comprising 340 known species of
fishes. Marketing of fish involves all the activities in the
flow of fish or fish products from the farmer to the
consumers. The target of marketing is usually to close the
gap between the areas of fish scarcity and abundance with
profit. There are certain characteristics and elements that
are common with the marketing of fish products which demand
peculiar skills for their operation. They include
assemblage, storage, sorting, grading, packaging, labeling,

storage and transportation. These operations are carried out
by marketing
agents like producers, fishermen cooperatives societies,
wholesalers, retailers, vendors and consumers who are the
key players in the marketing channels. The challenges in
marketing of fish such as perishability of fish products,
inadequate and poor processing facilities, poor quality fish
products.
Among others could be reduced by observing the basic
marketing principles and factors that influence the buying
and selling, demand and supply of fish products in the
markets.
Invenio is a Fish Application to help the community
inside San Francisco. Invenio is a locator app that you can
handily find the most proximate registered pet shops entire
San Francisco. Invenio is the app that you need to locate
any nearby fishes on your nearby location. We came to know
about the circumstances that most of the people depends on
Local markets and nearby houses in order to buy a pet for
their home. Through Invenio we are planning to digitalize
this process by online marketing. Thus, the individuals can

also rely on other persons/shops across San Francisco in
order to buy variety breeds of fish pet. People here could
also be able to come and know about the different price
range for the same breed offered by different shops.
Through Invenio app provide a platform where you can
access your own chosen pet this app will be providing the
contact details of the buyers/sellers. Know that these day
people are more capable of using the social media as a
platform for searching your wants. People nowadays uses
phone daily.
Objectives of the Study
General and specific objectives were formulated from
the gathered data then analyzed.
General Objective
This proposed system aimed to assist the users and
client members in better for searching and registering
their fishes.
Specific Objectives
1. Specifically, this proposed system aims to organized and
manage the following:
1.1 Creating account as User;
1.2 Users can also start selling; and

1.3 Admin page monitoring and securing the info of the
users.
Significance of the Study
This study is significant to the following:
User/Seller
For shop proprietors our framework named Invenio is to
find fish shops which makes a difference fish lover / users
to know where and what are the leading fish shops found at
San Francisco, Agusan del Sur. If this project will become
successful, we are able to lunch it for our users, shop
owners will also have the chance to advertise and make
their shops known to clients by enrolling their shop on
this app. Users can moreover rate their shops through this
app so that numerous will know on the off chance that shop
can give great administrations and has tall quality
products.
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK
This system has been developed to provide service for
users and client and make accessible anytime they want to
use the app. Figure 1 is divided into 3 parts the admin,
user, and seller. The command system for admin, with the
access to all pages including the user and seller pages.
Admin is also the one that approves the user and seller to
create their accounts. The user page requires to log in to
the application using email address then they have two
options the Shop Locator and Identifier. The user can also
sell if they want. Seller also requires to log in using
email address and register their shops to promote their
products to the people and they are also required to verify
their shops.
ADMIN MODULE
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 Shop
Locator
 Identifier
 My Account
 My Shop
Flow of the study
SCOPE AND LIMITATION OF THE STUDY
Scope of the Study
ADMIN MODULE
a) Manage System user
b) System Support
c) Terms & Policy

USER MODULE
a) Login
b) Select Items
c) Sell Item
Limitation of the Study
The system is limited to the following:
1.1 If you don’t have internet connection or data
connection, You cannot;
(a) Create an account;
(b) Log in to this application;
2.1 This app is applicable only inside; and
(c) Inside San Francisco.
1.6 Definition of Terms
 Client -: a person who uses the professional advice or
services of another.
 Identifier - a name, series of numbers, etc. that is
used in a system to represent someone or something:
 Invenio - is a "Latin" word of "I Find"

 Scam Content - a confidence game or other fraudulent
scheme, especially for making a quick profit; swindle.
 Shop Locator - An online locator service (also known
as location finder, store finder, or store locator, or
similar).
 Shop Rating - an average of all product ratings within
the shop. It helps potential buyers gauge if the shop
is trustworthy.
 User - someone who uses a product, machine, or
service:
 Verified - make sure or demonstrate that (something)
is true, accurate, or justified.

Chapter 2
REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND SYSTEMS
This chapter presents the brief overview of the
evolution of technology, significant impact of the
technology, review of related literature of the study and
the synthesis of the review where former relevant studies
and publications are used to conform to the variables of
the project.
Brief overview of the current evolution of technology
As technology has developed, society has undergone a
significant change prior to its advent. Because of
contemporary technology, life was difficult and daily tasks
took up too much of our time. Technologies play a
significant
role and offer a lot of chances on human life. The access
to education, medicine, industry, transportation, has been
simplified due to modern technology. Due to the convenience

and efficiency provided by technology, our lives have
improved significantly.
System, product, and service efficiency is increased
because to technology. It assists in managing contacts and
employee records, maintaining data flow, and tracking and
streamlining operations. In reality, by running operations
more efficiently, the company is able to save costs and
expand quickly. Technology is the solutions that assist
retailers to enhance their operations. So, these advanced
technologies assist retailers in increasing their sales.
Technology is transforming the way we do business.
Industries are entirely going to change the way they offer
their services. The industries are moving away from archaic
techniques and toward modern technology for the majority of
their needs. Technology has become an urgent requirement in
order to keep up with our fast-paced society. So, there are
many industries that have changed a lot because of new
technology, like the retail industry. Technological
advancements have undoubtedly aided in the resolution of
many of the issues associated with running a retail
business. Here are a few examples of how technology has
impacted the retail industry.

Significant Impact of Technology
As retailers pursue more creative and profitable uses
of their physical shopping spaces, consumer facing
Artificial Intelligence (AI) digital humans continue to be
incorporated into frontline retail environments, thereby
rapidly reshaping the nature of service encounters (al,
2020). In particular, the recent emergence of AI
conversational interfaces, such as, for example Singtel's
Stella AI automated customer service agent in 5G retail
stores, has attracted the highest share of worldwide AI
related investment USD4.5 billion in 2019 (IDC, 2019), and
is further fueling the digitalization of the retail
environment. As a result, traditional modes of service
delivery – service by employees – are being substituted by
some retailers in favor of delivery through
technology (Huang and Rust, 2018), as they have the
potential to offer substantial benefits to businesses,
including increased efficiency and lower labor costs.
Alternatively, as in the current research, AI
interfaces are being used by other retailers to enhance the

in-store shopping environment by supplementing the efforts
of frontline employees through the delivery of higher
personal
services, and therefore differentiating their stores
compared to their competitors (Larson, 2019). Specifically,
this paper explores consumers' interactions with AI digital
humans as part of the in-store shopping experience, which,
to date, remains underplayed in the extant literature
therefore warranting further attention. In part, this is an
outcome of the limited range of methodological approaches
adopted in existing literature, which tends to privilege
consumers’ perceptions of AI rather than their actual
behavior (Verhulst et al, 2020). This has led to calls for
alternative methodologies to be used to capture and
investigate the complexities and dynamics of CX
(Kuppelwieser and Klaus, 2021).

RELEVANT OF STUDIES
Technological innovation has been a driving force
behind economic growth. New technologies have improved
productivity, efficiency, and automation in various
industries. For instance, the use of advanced machinery and
automation in manufacturing has led to increased production
capacity and reduced costs. The demand for fish and fish
products is now higher than ever. However, several problems
such as nutrient loading or excessive use of resources can
be associated with the intensification of aquaculture
systems. Integrated multi trophic aquaculture systems
(IMTAs) refer to the co-culture of different species
belonging to different trophic levels, and offer a
sustainable approach to aquaculture development. In these
systems, organic and inorganic extractive species will feed
on other species waste or on uneaten feed nutrients, acting
as bioremediations. Additionally, e-commerce and online
platforms have opened up new marketplaces and business

opportunities, enabling entrepreneurship and job creation.
Fish production still holds the highest share in world
aquaculture production, attaining 54.1 million tones out of
the total 110.2 million tones registered in 2016. However,
this represents roughly half of the global aquaculture
production, with aquatic plants (mainly seaweeds)
representing 27% of the total production, according to the
latest report on The State of World Fisheries and
Aquaculture.
The manual processes and paper transactions are gradually
Transformed to online versions to help people operate
in a Fully electronic environment. This in turn gives rise to a
new Concept called Electronic Market. An Electronic Market
is an Inter-organizational information system that provides
facilities for buyers and sellers to exchange information
about price and products. The information sharing could be
Done effectively through the internet. The purpose of the
Electronic market is to make people across the world
familiar
With the range of products of their interest. An effective
Electronic market increases the efficiency of the market as

It reduces the search cost for the buyer advancements in
information technology, you'll be left behind. In addition
to enhancing the quality of life for individuals, advances
in information technology also help to fuel global commerce.
Things that used to be costly and time-consuming may now be
completed in a matter of days. One person can do a job that
would have required 10 workers in the past. David W, (2001)
The expansion of online business has driven
technological advancements in the Philippines. Businesses
have invested in improving their websites, mobile apps,
and online platforms to enhance the user experience. This
has led to innovations in areas such as website design,
user interface, mobile optimization, and cybersecurity,
benefiting both businesses and consumers. The Internet
based e-business enables buyers and sellers to manage
better their supply chain management system by
establishing electronic linkages, improve communications,
monitor the flow of goods and services in real time,
eliminate paper work, and conduct business electronically.
In addition, it can lower the amount of on-hand inventory
and expand the range of prospective suppliers. Overall,
managing supply chain electronically can reduce
organizational costs, increase operational efficiency,

expand market prospects, increase profit margins, and
strengthen the competitive position of the firm in the
long run (Chen & Siems, 2001; Folinas, Manthou, Sigala, &
Vlachopoulou, 2004; Handfield & Nichols, 2002).
Synthesis
The above literatures and studies presented valuable
and concepts that helped the researchers in developing the
system prototype. Upon reading all the studies and
researchers obtained the knowledge and foundation to the
positive direction of the system. The cited literature and
studies above are the important things and reason why we
choose to create this kind of system. To help and organized
the society to locate the nearby fishes that they want. And
to register their own fish store to help people locate and
find the fishes that they want. We believe that our system
will help a lot of people on finding their desired fishes.
There was a time when we were very physically active, but
now we rely on contrivances to most of our work. The
transmutations in our behavioral patterns and adaptations

that are caused by these technological advances could prove
to be the primary driving forces abaft the nest stage of
evolution for our species.
Chapter 3
The chapter presents the project analysis, project
design, project implementation, and project evaluation
techniques used in developing the system.
System’s Analysis
It demonstrates how the system was developed, from
analysis to development to correct installation and
application use.
The app can only be accessible online. When using the
app the user is required to login to the system. The user’s
personal data will be saved and managed for security

purposes by the admins or developers of the app. The admin
is the only one to access all the information about the
clients and the transactions inside the system. The admin
has the authority to cancel transactions and ban a user if
necessary.
Figure 2.0
Use case Diagram of the Register Module

Above figure is the register user interface. Before any
user can login to the app he/she needs to fill up the
required information in order for the user to have a record
in the system database.

Figure 2.1
Use case Diagram of the Login – Logout for User
The user can login if they already have signed up in the
application. If the user successfully logged in, he/she can
choose between three options that will be displayed in the
home page, the Shop Locator, Identifier, My account.

Figure 2.2
Use case Diagram of the Admin Page
The administrator page is where everything takes control.
Admin is responsible for granting access to any user that
wants to login or register in the app.

Figure 2.3
Use case Diagram for My Account Page
Account Page here the user can Verify his/her account and
can view his/her past review, It also has help center
option that be used by the user if he/she has technical
problems in the system. User can also his/her Shop Page.

Use Case Name: Register ID: 1 Importance level:
High
Primary Actor: User Use Case Type: Detail
Stakeholders and Interests: User – wants to perform a task
Brief Description: to perform a task register
Trigger Type: to record in the system
Type: Private
Relationship:
Association: User
Include: Create name, Create username,
Create password
Normal flow of Events:
1. The user input in register module
2. The user input in login module
Sub Flows:
S.1 Enter user username and password
Table 1: Use Case Description of the Register module

Use Case Name: Login-Logout ID: 1 Importance level:
High
Primary Actor: User Use Case Type: Detail
Stakeholders and Interests: User – wants to perform a task
Trigger Type: to have a record in the system
Type: Private
Relationship:
Association: User
Include: Enter email, Enter password
Sub Flows:
Table 2. Use Case Description of Log-in and Log-out Module

Use Case Name: Admin Page ID: 1 Importance level:
High
Primary Actor: Admin Use Case Type: Detail,
Manage, Security
Stakeholders and Interests: Admin – wants to perform a
task
Trigger Type: to manage the system
Type: Private
Relationship:
Association: Admin
Include: Enter email, Enter password
Sub Flows:

Table 3. Use Case Description of Admin Module
System’s Design
There is a number of different models of paradigms
of software development. An iterative and incremental
approach to software development, Feature-Driven Development.
As the name implies, features are an important aspect of FDD.
A feature is a small, client-valued function expressed in the
forms.
As you see in Figure 3.0, Feature-Driven
Development (FDD) was designed to follow a four-step
development process, built largely around discrete “feature”
projects. That project life-cycle looks like this:
1. Develop an overall android app model;
2. Build a feature android application;
3. Plan a feature android application; and
4. Design by a feature android application.

The framework has since widespread use particularly in
larger organization.
System’s Implementation
Figure 3.1 Computer Network
Figure 4.0 Illustrates how the system can be
implemented.
The hardware infrastructure needed for system
implementation includes a computer, server, and mobile phone.
A server can ensure that user records are kept in a
particular place. For important use the records of the users
can be accessed from the server by the administrator. The
server can communicate to other mobile phone used by our user
if they have internet connection and has already signed up in
the system
Chapter 4
RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS
This chapter gives the findings and analyses of the
parameters in relation to the intended goals.
1. Invenio in terms of:
1.1 Login Module
Figure 4: Login Module

Figure 4 requires the user to input his/her
username and password to log-in. If the user's username
and password are accurate, they can successfully log in to
the page. However, if the user's username and password are
typed incorrectly, an error notice will show and they will
be unable to log in to the application.

5. Register Module
Figure 5: Register Module
Figure 5 requires the user to create his/her
personal account in order to have an access of the
application. The user is required to fill up all the field
that is provided by us the developers in order to create an
account. If the user is unable to fill up all the field that
is provided and error message will appear saying that
specific field is required.

6. Home Page Module
Figure 6: Home Page
Figure 6 shows the three modules of the
application. Shop Locator, Identifier, and My account module.
Each of the module has different kinds of functions and
purposes.
1.2 Shop Locator Module
Figure 7: Shop Locator
Figure 7 shows the available shops on San
Francisco, Agusan del Sur that is registered on our system.
The user can select different shops according to their liking
and they can see the ratings and other important information
about the shop.

1.3 Shop Module
Figure 8: Shop Module
Figure 8 shows the fish/items stocks of the
specific shop. Here the user can see the prices and
description of different fishes/items that is uploaded by the
seller. The user can select the item to their liking and
click reserve if they want to buy the item.

1.4 Identifier Module
Figure 9: Identifier Module
Figure 9 shows different kinds of fish species with
information.
1.5 My Account Module
Figure 10: My Account
Figure 10 shows many functions including the users
Shop personal page and reservations of products that they
reserve on other shop. In this module users also have the
“Recently viewed” and “Support” option.

1.6 Shop Module
Figure 11: My Shop
Figure 11 show the users personal shop page if they
created one. Here they can upload their fishes and stock
items into their shop page if someone reserves some items
into their shop, the shop owner will get a notification
saying “(name) reserves (item/fish name)”.

1.7 Notification
Figure 12: Notification for reservation
Figure 12 shows a notification for the seller to
approved or cancel the reservation of the customer. If the
seller approved the reservation the customer will
automatically receive a notification saying “(shop name)
approved your reservation of (item reserved)”, if ever the
seller will select cancel the customer will also receive a
notification saying “(shop name) cancelled your reservation
for (item name)”.

1.8 Reservations Module
Figure 13: List of reservations
Figure 13 shows the user list of his/her
reservation.
Here the user can see if their reservation of item is
approved or cancelled by the seller.

1.9 Recently viewed Module
Figure 14: Recently viewed
Figure 14 shows the history or records of the user.

1.10 Support Module
Figure 15: Support
Figure 15 shows a notification containing the
message and contact information of the developer if ever the
user encounter technical problems in the application.

Chapter 5
SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION
This chapter provides a summary, conclusion, and
recommendation for the system's improvement.
Summary
This system was developed for fish lovers and fish
vendors to make things easy for them. Invenio can give
opportunities for them to explore, promote and learn more
about their hobbies and business, give them the opportunity
to compete in other trends nowadays and influence the young
generation about their hobbies.
The study also employed a created to follow the
method of feature-driven development, which development
procedure in five steps, Built centered mostly on distinct
"feature" initiatives. The project's lifespan cycle is as
follows: Develop a general model, build using a list of
features, planning by features, designing by features, and
building by feature.
Conclusions
The proponent aimed to help promote the fish
industry to many people especially the new generation. This
will help many fish hobbyist and to those aspiring one to
explore and see the beauty of different fish species. This
will also be a great help for those small time fish shop
owners to promote their business.
The application was successful in achieving its goals
during the development process. The program can be used by
our users or clients and successfully installed on most
Android phones. The user can create his/her account to
login into the app and choose either he/she just wants to
buy fish that are registered in the app or he/she wants to
sell fish and register his/her shop on the system.

Recommendations
Following are some significant recommendations
based on the findings:
1. Before the application should be downloaded, they must
first have Gmail accounts in order to sign up on the
application.
2. If ever kids that below 18 downloaded the application, it
is advisable for the parents to guide them and educate them
about online platforms like selling and buying.
3. The administrator should have back-up for all the
transactions that are happening on the system.
4. The administrator should always check if the accounts and
all information about the user that log-in in the system
are all valid.

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STRATEGIC AND ORGANIZATIONAL IMPACT OF ELECTRONIC BUSINESS
ON LARGE FIRMS
APPENDIX A
Location Map of Southway College of Technology

APPENDIX B
Minutes of the Oral Thesis Defense
Title: INVENIO
Proponent: Niel James A. Gomez
Val Melvin
Jason C.Cotiangco
Charlyn D. Polestico
Panel: Mr. Mark Chromes C. Perez
Mr. Christopher P. King
Adviser: Mr. Renmar F. Ronquillo
PANELIST COMMENTS & SUGGESTIONS
Mr. Mark Chromes C. Perez
Mr. Christopher P. King


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Southway College of Technology

San Francisco, Agusan del Sur

SOUTHWAY COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY

San Francisco Agusan del Sur

Of the Requirement for the Degree

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Niel James A. Gomez

Val Melvin S. Rodriguez

The capstone project attached here to, entitled Android System

“Invenio” prepared and submitted by; Gomez, Niel James A.,

Rodriguez, Val Melvin S., Cotiangco, Jason C., Polestico,

Charlyn D., in partial fulfillment for BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, is here by recommended for approval.

MARK CROMES C. PEREZ

This capstone project is approved in partial fulfillment of

the requirement for the degree BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY this June 2023.

With the strong and fast growth of the mobile applications

and the web, customers have learned to freely access to all

information about companies and products, offering customers

with a variety of choices from where to find online services

and products in anywhere and anytime. A high level of

convenience on online shopping has become an important

strategic motivating strength for online market in order to

providing a competitive service satisfying and to preserve and

promote the intention of consumer. This study proposes the

adoption of hybrid fish business models that combine

traditional practices with mobile technology to enhance market

linkages, improve supply chain management, and increase

economic opportunities. A mobile application would serve as a

central platform for traders, and consumers, enabling

efficient communication, data sharing, and transaction

BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY.....................................7

Objectives of the Study....................................10

Significance of the Study..................................11

Flow of the study..........................................13

Scope of the Study.........................................13

Limitation of the Study....................................13

The system is limited to the following:....................13

(a) Inside San Francisco...............................13

1.6 Definition of Terms....................................14

REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE AND SYSTEMS...................15

Brief overview of the current evolution of technology......15

Significant impact of technology...........................17

Use case Diagram of the Register Module.....................24

Use case Diagram of the Login – Logout for User.............25

Use case Diagram of the Admin Page..........................26

Use case Diagram for My Account Page........................27

Table 1: Use Case Description of the Register module........28

Table 2. Use Case Description of Log-in and Log-out Module. .29

Table 3. Use Case Description of Admin Module...............30

Figure 3.1 Computer Network.................................32

RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS....................................33

1.1 Login Module............................................33

1.2 Register Module.........................................34

1.3 Home Page Module........................................35

1.4 Shop Locator Module.....................................36

1.5 Shop Module.............................................37

1.6 Identifier Module.......................................38

1.7 My Account Module.......................................39

1.8 Shop Module.............................................40

1.11Recently viewed Module..................................43

SUMMARY, CONCLUSION AND RECOMMENDATION...................45