Your company has been hired to build an inventory management system.Your client needs to keep track of their inventory.They have 3 warehouses around the US: East, West, and South.The system must be able to Places Orders and Receive orders.When the program starts the data from previous uses must be accessible.The system will be used by employees of your client.The 3 main stakeholders that will assess your project are:The Warehouse Manager, the Fulfillment Manager, and the Financial Manager.Employees will be trained on running the program from the command line but are not tech-savvy.Other developers will be enforcing security and networking you do not have to create accounts, passwords...Employees should never have to enter a file name or path as a single source of truth is needed.As new employees will have to use the system make sure your program has safeguards against undesired use.The Warehouse Manager wants to know in which warehouse the goods are. An item can be stored indifferent warehouses and in different locations within the same warehouse.For insurance and audit purposes the Warehouse Manager needs to keep track of the total cost of items in each warehouse.the Warehouse Manager may need to transfer some items from one warehouse to another.The Fulfillment Manager needs to know what the quantities of each item are. This Manager also is responsible forplacing orders.The Fulfillment Manager needs to know the exact amount each item has in stock and/or on order at all times.The Financial Manager needs to keep track of expenses and profits.The Financial Manager wants to run an analysis at all possible levels.e.g on a simple item to the totals companies sales, profits, costs, margins ...The company you work for got into legal trouble recently as another employeedid not respect copyrighted material. Make sure the design and code are your own.Providing references is appreciated.This mission can be fulfilled in multiple ways.Managers are ready to be flexible as they are not always availableand recognize you will have to make assumptions.Please provide the assumptions you are making to help quality control understand and assess your code.