MY SECOND YEAR PROJECT

My second-year project for the subject, ITP is to create an ERP system to Teemah Biscuits Manufacturers. It is a biscuit manufacturing company situated in Ampara which made its entry into the Sri Lankan market in 2013. As an impact on being in its early stages, the company used MS Excel to hold company's records from sales purchases to utility bill payments, raw inventory system and finished good management. However, with their growth into a  large scale manufacturer, they find it difficult to manage a large amount of data using the aforementioned methods and require a software solution that could automate the process. The primary need of the client was to store data in an efficient, organised for easy retrieval and reporting capabilities. The solution an ERP system which would solve above-mentioned complications, reduce manual work and make the process easier and more efficient.

There were seven modules which are Raw management, Product process management, Sales Management, Finished Good Management, Human Resource management, Distribution Management and Finance management. My part was to build the Human Resource Management.

This module includes Adding/removing/updating employees, assigning departments, calculating salary, editing profile, sending leave requests and generating reports.

We used .NET platform to run the system with MYSQL database. Crystal report runtime was used to generate reports. 

These are the interfaces that I built for the Human resource management module.



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Adding Employee 


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Sending Leave Request


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Viewing Leave Requests


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Calculating Salary

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