Configuring Mysql database

A database is a collection of structured information, or data, typically stored in a server system, and MySQL is a database management system. You can configure the database using the MySQL database wizard.
Click on the MySQL Database Wizard under the Databases heading.

Below the New Database[1], enter your database name, and click Next Step[2].

Go to “MySQL Databases” and create a database according to the following screenshot: After that, create a MySQL user on the same page and keep the password.

After that, create a MySQL user on the same page and keep the password.

Now you should assign the user to the create database. Select the created database and the related user and click on the “Add” button. This process might be done automatically on some control panels, such as “DirectAdmin”.

On the next page, you can assign privileges for a user so that the user has proper privileges for accessing, reading, editing, and deleting the database.

To assign users all privileges Click on the box you see before All Privileges[1] and then click Next Step[2]. If you have already done all of your tasks, then step 4 will be completed.

How to Upload the Amaz - Amazon FBA Inventory Management System package to your host Download the package from https://codecanyon.net/. Unzip the package, and you'll find the following contents 1. Documentation 2. Upload.zip

Upload file "upload.zip" to your host inside the desired location using cPanel File Manager After the upload is completed, Right-click on the package and select Extract. By clicking on Extract, it will unzip the following package.

Amaz - Amazon FBA Inventory Management System Installation On your Domain
Server Requirements:
    PHP 8.5x
    Operating System: Linux or Windows
    Shared, VPS or Dedicated Server
    MySql: 8.0+
Required Upgrades:
    Enabling of allow_url_fopen
    Enabling of symlink
    Increasing of max execution_time
    Increasing of max input_time
    Increasing of post_max_size
    Increasing of memory limit
    Increasing of upload max_filesize
There are six steps that a user has to complete in this section for the Amaz - Amazon FBA Inventory Management System installation process.

Step- 1
Use your browser to install the Amaz - Amazon FBA Inventory Management System. Type your application location followed by /install example (https://yourdomainname/install) in the browser. Click on GET STARTED.
Hit your domain address & just click on get started.

Step- 2

Let's check your environment for your Amaz - Amazon FBA Inventory Management application. Then click on the let’s go next.

Step- 3

This section for the purchase code & Envato account email address has to be put here.

Step- 4

This is the database setup from here to fill databases credentials carefully. This section has the option to force delete the previous table. It means that if you want to delete earlier data, you need to select (mark) it.

Step- 5

This is the admin setup from here to fill the email, password & ensure the confirmed password. Then click on the ready-to-go option.

Step- 6

If you complete the installation process, you will see the ‘Go to Home’ option, where you can copy your credentials

 Logging In

1. Open your web browser

2. Navigate to your application URL (e.g., `https://your-domain.com/admin`)

3. Enter your email address and password

4. Click Sign In

 First-Time Setup Checklist

After your first login, complete these steps to set up your system:

1. Change Your Password — Navigate to your profile menu (top right) and select Change Password

2. Configure Company Settings — Go to Settings → Company Settings and enter your business information

3. Set Up Currency — Go to Settings → General Settings and select your default currency

4. Create Warehouses — Go to Inventory → Warehouses and add your storage locations

5. Add Suppliers — Go to Inventory → Suppliers and create your vendor profiles

6. Add Products — Go to Inventory → Products and create your product catalog

Navigation Overview

The sidebar menu is organized into these main sections:

- Dashboard — Overview of your business metrics

- Inventory — Products, Categories, Brands, Warehouses, Purchase Orders, Suppliers, Replenishment

- Sales — Sales Orders, Customers, Returns, Amazon Ledger

- Reports & Analytics — Inventory Summary, Sales Performance, Sales Orders, Inventory Turnover, Profitability, Supplier Performance, ABC Analysis, Warehouse Inventory.

- Accounting — Financial Accounts and Transactions

- HR Management — Employees, Departments, Attendance, Leave, Payroll

- Monitoring — Alerts, Notification Settings, Activity Logs, Login Attempts, IP Blocks

- Settings — General, Company, Currencies, Languages, Email Templates, Security, Developer, Backup, API Keys, Roles.