Point of sale system programming for small retail business
Keywords:
Point of sale programming, Small retail business, Inventory managementAbstract
Today is the era of bringing technology to create new things or changing the old things from business to appropriate business systems in the digital era. Especially, the small retail businesses can’t escape this change either. A survey of the problems of small retail businesses found that the business lacked an inventory management system, product counting including sales monitoring and sales data collection is also obtainable in manual or paper formats. As a result, the inventory management system is inefficient, some products are more than necessary to serve or are insufficient. From the above problems, the researcher has designed and developed a point of sale system programming. It aims to enable small retail businesses to record expenses, sell monitoring of each product within the business effectively. The program is designed to work that does not require the internet, is easy to use, even for those who are not fluent in using computers. Finally, it is tested with actual problems in the business. The average satisfaction from the sample of the program trial was 82.95%.
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