Inventory Management System (.NET 9) — Multi-Warehouse, POS-Ready, SQL Server

A production-ready Inventory & Warehouse Management System built with ASP.NET 9 + Razor Pages. Track stock in real time across branches & warehouses, manage POs & shipments, and get dashboards that make decisions easy.

Demo video: https://youtu.be/4dWAKdmzZyw?si=jtQeTuKzoRItt0zg

Who is this for?

Developers & startups needing a solid .NET 9 inventory starter.
SMEs moving from spreadsheets to a centralized warehouse + stock system.
Agencies that want a customizable source code base for client projects.

Key Features (Production-Ready)

Authentication & Roles

Email login / register / forgot password
ASP.NET Identity with role management (Admin, Manager, Staff)

Branch & Warehouse

Multi-branch structure
Multiple warehouses per branch
Per-warehouse stock tracking & audit trail

Products & Stock

Create product types, units, and categories
Real-time on-hand, committed, and available quantities
Low-stock visibility and inventory valuation

Purchasing & Vendors

Vendor directory with contact info
Purchase Orders (draft → approved → received)
Partial receiving & status tracking

Sales, Receiving & Shipments

Goods receiving with validation
Outgoing shipments & delivery status
(Extensible) hooks for POS / online orders

Transfers & Movements

Inter-warehouse transfer orders
Goods issue / goods receipt with approvals

Dashboards & Analytics

Sales vs. Purchase trend (last 6 months)
Product type distribution
Receiving & shipment KPIs

UI/UX

Clean, responsive Razor Pages + Bootstrap interface
Mobile-friendly layouts for warehouse ops

Tech Stack

Backend: ASP.NET 9 (latest)
Frontend: Razor Pages, Bootstrap, jQuery
Database: SQL Server
Auth: ASP.NET Identity
Reporting: Built-in charts/graphs

What’s Included

Full source code (backend + frontend)
SQL scripts / migrations (where applicable)
Seed data & sample users
Environment + appsettings templates
Setup guide (readme) & demo references

Requirements

Windows 10/11, Visual Studio 2022+ (or dotnet CLI targeting .NET 9)
SQL Server (Developer/Express/Standard)
Basic .NET & SQL knowledge

Quick Start (5 steps)

Clone/extract the solution.
Create SQL Server database; update connection string in appsettings.json.
Apply migrations / run seed (or restore provided DB).
Run the Web project; sign in with seeded admin.
Create branches → warehouses → products → start receiving & shipping.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Is this ready for production?
A: Yes—built with Clean, maintainable .NET 9 patterns and Identity. You’ll still configure hosting (IIS/Azure), connection strings, and your org’s auth policies.

Q: Can I extend it with POS, barcode, or e-invoicing?
A: Absolutely. The architecture and entities are designed to be extended—add POS endpoints, barcode fields, or integrations as needed.

Q: Does it support multiple warehouses/branches?
A: Yes—multi-branch and multi-warehouse are first-class features with transfer orders and per-warehouse stock.

Q: Can I rebrand/resell to clients?
A: Yes—client delivery is allowed. Don’t redistribute the raw source code as a competing product.

Q: Is there an API?
A: The solution is structured to expose endpoints; you can add minimal APIs or controllers for external systems easily.

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Size

91.9 MB