# Subhakamana Store Management System

## QA Test Report

**Test Date:** July 10, 2026  
**Test Scope:** ERP platform, customer website, complete folder package, checkout flow, delivery flow, inventory, POS, reports, business controls, and navigation bridges.

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## 1. Overall QA Result

**Result: Passed for the current local front-end prototype.**

The automated QA suite completed **76 checks out of 76 successfully**.

No JavaScript syntax errors were found. No duplicate HTML IDs were found. The main files and the complete packaged folder copies match.

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## 2. QA Summary

| Area Tested | Result |
|---|---|
| Main ERP file health | Passed |
| Customer website file health | Passed |
| Complete folder ERP copy | Passed |
| Complete folder website copy | Passed |
| JavaScript parsing | Passed |
| Duplicate ID check | Passed |
| ERP page sections | Passed |
| Website page sections | Passed |
| Local persistence wiring | Passed |
| Inventory and POS logic | Passed |
| Website checkout flow | Passed |
| Delivery by bill number | Passed |
| Business controls and reports | Passed |
| Bridge shortcut sections | Passed |
| Package synchronization | Passed |
| Demo catalog count | Passed |

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## 3. Section Coverage

The ERP contains and passes checks for these sections:

- Dashboard
- Inventory
- Products
- POS
- Orders
- Delivery
- Suppliers
- Purchases
- Customers
- Reports
- Business Controls
- E-Commerce Preview
- User Manual
- Settings

The website contains and passes checks for these sections:

- Home
- Shop
- Product Details
- Cart
- Checkout
- Confirmation

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## 4. Functional QA Checks

Verified working prototype features:

- Local database key exists.
- Local save and load functions exist.
- Schema migration exists.
- New demo products are merged safely into existing local browser data.
- Audit log function exists.
- Advanced inventory fields exist.
- Available stock calculation exists.
- POS scanner field exists.
- POS cart can reduce stock locally.
- POS member discount logic exists.
- Website checkout creates a bill number.
- Website checkout saves product summary.
- Website checkout supports Delivery or In-Store Pickup.
- ERP Delivery page uses bill number.
- ERP Delivery page tracks Products to Pack.
- Shipment records save bill number.
- Return/refund form exists.
- Stocktake form exists.
- Cashier shift form exists.
- Numerical analysis exists.
- CSV export includes business control records.
- 12 bridge shortcut sections exist across ERP pages.

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## 5. Package Sync Test

The following package copies match the main files:

- `subhakamana-store-final-erp-platform.html`
- `subhakamana-store-ecommerce.html`
- `subhakamana-authenticity-test-report.md`

**Result:** Passed

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## 6. Demo Product Test

The website contains at least 12 demo product records.

The ERP contains at least 12 demo seed product records with product data such as SKU, barcode, stock, price, cost, and reorder level.

**Result:** Passed

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## 7. Browser Smoke Test Note

A direct live browser inspection was previously blocked for local `file://` URLs by the browser tool policy.

A localhost server smoke test was also attempted, but the environment blocked port binding with a permission error. Because of this, live browser QA could not be completed inside this tool session.

The QA result is therefore based on:

- direct HTML file parsing
- JavaScript syntax validation
- duplicate ID checks
- section existence checks
- required control checks
- data-flow token checks
- package file comparison

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## 8. Current Prototype Boundary

The system passes QA as a local front-end prototype.

The following still require a production backend:

- secure login
- shared database
- real eSewa/Khalti/bank verification
- courier API integration
- SMS/email/WhatsApp notification
- multi-user inventory locking
- server-side audit records
- production backup and restore

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## 9. Final QA Conclusion

The Subhakamana Store Management System is ready for project demonstration as a local front-end prototype. The ERP, website, POS, inventory, checkout, delivery by bill number, product tracking, business controls, reports, and bridge shortcuts passed the automated QA checks.

For real business use, the next major step is converting the prototype into a full-stack system with backend API, database, secure authentication, payment verification, courier integration, and production hosting.