🚀 Overview

Purpose: Streamline warehouse operations, optimize stock management, and reduce operational costs using a centralized inventory system.

Real-world use: Warehouses, retail chains, manufacturers, and logistics providers can track stock levels, manage suppliers, and process orders efficiently.

Target users: Warehouse managers, business owners, supply chain teams, logistics companies, and GPL enthusiasts looking for customizable inventory management solutions.

✨ Key Features

• Inventory Tracking: Real-time tracking of stock levels, products, and warehouse locations.
• Supplier Management: Maintain supplier details, purchase orders, and delivery schedules.
• Order Management: Manage incoming and outgoing orders, returns, and shipments.
• Multi-Warehouse Support: Track stock across multiple warehouse locations.
• Barcode & QR Code: Generate and scan barcodes/QR codes for quick product identification.
• Reports & Analytics: Generate stock reports, sales summaries, and audit logs.
• User Roles & Permissions: Admin, warehouse staff, and managers with customizable access levels.
• Notifications: Alerts for low stock, expiry dates, or pending orders.
• Multi-Language Support: Available in multiple languages for global teams.
• GPL License: Fully open-source, customizable, and redistributable under GPL terms.

⚙️ Technical Stack

• Backend: PHP 7.x / 8.x, Laravel Framework
• Frontend: HTML5, CSS3, Bootstrap 5, JavaScript, jQuery / Vue.js optional
• Database: MySQL / MariaDB
• Server: Apache / Nginx with PHP-FPM
• APIs: Optional REST API for integration with ERP or mobile applications

Server Requirements: PHP extensions: mbstring, curl, json, pdo, fileinfo, openssl; minimum 2GB RAM; SSL recommended for secure access.

🧩 Installation Guide

1. Upload WIMS source files to your server.
2. Create a MySQL database and import wims.sql.
3. Update .env with database credentials, site URL, and email settings.
4. Set folder permissions for /storage and /bootstrap/cache.
5. Access the admin panel to configure warehouses, products, suppliers, and user roles.
6. Test stock management, order processing, and reporting features before going live.

📦 Deliverables

• Complete WIMS Laravel source code (GPL licensed)
• Admin dashboard for inventory and warehouse management
• Database schema and sample data
• Installation and configuration documentation
• Responsive frontend templates for dashboards and reporting

📱 Supported Platforms

Web: Chrome, Firefox, Safari, Edge

Server OS: Linux, macOS, Windows

Devices: Desktop, tablet, and mobile-friendly interface for warehouse staff and managers

🧠 Notes

License: GPL – Free to modify and redistribute under license terms with proper credit.

• Ideal for warehouses, retail chains, manufacturers, and logistics companies.
• Ensure secure hosting, SSL, and regular backups for production deployment.
• Maintain author credits when redistributing.

Customization Tips:

• Add additional modules for accounting, procurement, or shipping integration.
• Customize reports and dashboards to match business requirements.
• Integrate mobile apps for warehouse scanning and real-time updates.

👨‍💻 Original Developer Credit

This GPL release is based on the original Warehouse Inventory Management Solution (WIMS) developed by its author(s) on CodeCanyon or similar marketplaces.
Proper attribution ensures transparency and respect for the original work.

View WIMS on CodeCanyon

🔒 Disclaimer

GPL Redistribution Notice: Distributed under GNU GPL for development, educational, and open-source purposes. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the original developer. Users are responsible for secure deployment, data management, and compliance.

✅ E-E-A-T Compliance (Experience • Expertise • Authoritativeness • Trustworthiness)

Experience: Designed for real-world warehouse and inventory management scenarios.

Expertise: Developed using Laravel and modern web technologies for scalable, secure, and efficient stock management.

Authoritativeness: Original developer credited to ensure authenticity and transparency.

Trustworthiness: GPL licensing ensures legal redistribution; installation guidance emphasizes secure deployment, compliance, and best practices.