That's a great workflow improvement! Let me restructure the form to have two separate flows: managing schools separately and then creating inventories from existing schools. First, let me check the current code:

Good! The debug logs show the database is working - 1 school was successfully loaded. Now let me redesign the inventory form to have two separate workflows. I'll create a new structure with "Add School" and "Create Inventory" as two distinct processes:

Let me read more of the file to find the exact component structure:

Now I understand the structure better. Let me completely rewrite the inventory form to implement the two-workflow approach you requested:

Now let me add the mode selection UI at the start of the component. Let me find where the JSX rendering starts:

Let me find the return/render section:

Let me find the main render/return statement:

Let me find the main return statement right after all the condition checks:

Now I can see the main return statement starting at line 1776. Let me add the mode selection UI at the very beginning of the return. I'll add it right after the opening div:

I've successfully implemented the two-workflow approach. Here's what I added:

Key Changes:

1. Mode Selection Screen: Users now see a menu with two options:

   • "Add New School" - Creates/manages school details
   • "Create New Inventory" - Selects an existing school and adds computers

2. Workflow Separation:

   • Add School Mode: Teachers add school details once and save them to the database
   • Create Inventory Mode: Teachers select an existing school and just focus on adding/updating computer data
3. School Selection: When creating an inventory, users get a searchable list of existing schools to choose from
4. Back to Menu: Both workflows have a "Back to Menu" button to switch between modes
5. Dynamic Headers: The form adapts based on the selected mode with clear labeling

This makes the system much more user-friendly - schools are added once and reused for future inventories, eliminating repetitive data entry!

I can see the "School & Lab Details" form with all the fields filled in (school name, ward, inventory date, room, lab in-charge, contact info, etc.). The user wants to add a "Save School" button below this form that will save the school details to the database, so they can then select that school when creating a new inventory.

Let me implement this by updating the inventory form to add a "Save School" button after the basic form section:

Now let me find where the school form ends and add the "Save School" button:

I can see the school form ends at line 2132. Let me add the "Save School" button between the school form and the computers list:

I've added a prominent "Save School" button that appears after the school details form when in "Add School" mode. The button:

• Saves all school information to the database
• Only shows when in "Add School" mode
• Is disabled until school name and ward are filled in
• Shows a loading spinner while saving
• Includes helpful text explaining its purpose

Once clicked, the school data is saved to the database and can be selected from the list when creating new inventories in "Create Inventory" mode.