Timesheet Reports in Odoo 17 Odoo 17’s Timesheet module offers robust reporting capabilities to provide valuable insights into employee productivity, project performance, and cost management. Businesses can effectively analyze time-tracking data with a range of pre-built reports and customization options. Key reports include the Timesheet Summary, which offers an overview of time spent on different […]
In Odoo, you can count records using the search_count method on an Odoo model. This method returns the number of records that match a given domain (filter). search_count is used to count records based on certain conditions and is commonly used when you need to know how many records match a set of criteria without […]
In Odoo, a tree view (also known as a list view) is used to display records in a tabular format. It is one of the primary views used to present data in Odoo. The editable attribute is used in tree views to allow inline editing of records. This attribute controls whether and how records can […]
In Odoo, BOM stands for Bill of Materials. It’s essentially a recipe or blueprint for a manufactured product or kit. It lists out all the individual components required, along with their exact quantities, to create the finished good. Odoo’s BOM functionality goes beyond just a parts list, however. It can also include: Assembly instructions: You […]
There are several advantages to creating project tasks from an email alias in Odoo, which can benefit both project managers and team members: Enhanced Workflow Efficiency: Reduced Manual Work: Eliminates the need to manually switch between email and Odoo to create tasks. Emails requesting work are automatically converted into tasks within the project, saving time […]
In Odoo 17, SQL constraints are used to enforce data integrity rules at the database level. These constraints ensure that the data stored in the database meets certain criteria or conditions. SQL constraints are defined within the Python models of an Odoo module and are then translated into corresponding SQL constraints when the module is […]
This video covers the case of how we can pass the data to the browser, which can be done with the help of controllers. Controllers serve as intermediaries between the front-end of a web application and its back-end. They interpret requests made by the browser and determine how to respond, often by retrieving data from a […]
