Avinash Rajesh
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**Admin Management** **ADM001 - Add Technician:** Allows admins to create technician accounts for job assignments. **ADM002 - Remove Technician or Customer:** Allows admins to remove technician or customer accounts from the system. **ADM003 - Login:** Allows admins and technicians to securely log in to access system features. **ADM004 - Logout:** Allows admins and technicians to securely log out of the system. **ADM005 - Change Password:** Allows admins and technicians to update their account password for security. **ADM006 - Create Combo Package:** Allows admins to create discounted combo service packages for customers. **ADM007 - Remove Combo Package:** Allows admins to remove outdated combo packages from the system. **Inventory Management** **INV001 - View Stock Levels:** Allows admins to view current inventory stock levels and track spare part availability. **INV002 - Add Stock:** Allows admins to add new inventory items or update stock quantities. **INV003 - Remove Stock:** Allows admins to remove inventory items from the system. **INV004 - Check Stock Availability:** Allows admins to check the availability of a specific stock item. Related work items: #1552, #1560, #1573, #1574, #1575, #1576, #1582, #1583, #1584, #1585, #1586, #1587, #1588, #1668, #1669, #1672, #1673
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