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Inventory Management System schema consists of several tables that store data related to products, suppliers, customers, orders, and inventory levels.
Inventory Table: A table that tracks the current inventory of products, including the product name, description, cost, quantity, reorder level, and supplier ID.
Supplier Table: A table that tracks information about suppliers, including their name, contact information, and a list of products they supply.
Customer Table: A table that tracks information about customers, including their name and contact information.
Transaction Table: A table that tracks all transactions that occur, including the transaction ID, date, customer ID, product ID, type (sale/purchase), quantity, and cost.
Order Table: A table that tracks all orders placed by customers, including the order ID, customer ID, product ID, date, quantity, and cost.
Name: The name of the product or customer.
Description: A brief description of the product or order.
Cost: The cost of the product or order.
Quantity: The number of a product that is currently available in the inventory.
Contact Information: The contact details for a supplier or customer
Products Supplied: A list of products that a supplier provides.
Orders: A list of orders associated with a customer.
Date: The date on which a particular event occurred.
Reorder Level: The minimum quantity of a product that should be maintained in the inventory.
Type (Sale/Purchase): The type of transaction that occurred, either a sale or purchase.
Product table - {product_id, name, description, price, cost, quantity}
Supliers table - {supplier_id, name, contact information, products_supplied}
Customers table - {customer_id, name, contact information, orders}
Orders table - {order_id, customer_id, product_id, quantity, price, date}
Inventory table - {product_id, location, quantity, reorder_level}
Transactions table - { transaction_id, date, type (sale/purchase), product_id, quantity, price}
With these tables and their fields, An inventory management system can track product inventory levels, monitor supplier and customer relationships, manage orders and sales, and provide data to inform business decisions.