Odoo’s “Empty Location” is a special location that can be used to represent various scenarios where a physical location is not applicable or desired. It’s a versatile tool that can be used in different contexts within your Odoo system. 1. Products without a Physical Location: Virtual Products: If you sell digital products or services that […]
Warehouse operations are the essential behind-the-scenes activities that ensure goods are received, stored, shipped, and delivered efficiently. They encompass all the processes that happen within a warehouse to keep products flowing smoothly. Here’s a breakdown of the key areas of warehouse operations: Receiving: This involves inspecting incoming shipments for accuracy and damage, verifying product quantities […]
In Odoo, a warehouse represents the physical building or space where a company stores its inventory. It’s the central location for managing stock levels, receiving and shipping goods, and fulfilling orders. Here are some key points about warehouses in Odoo: Multiple warehouses: You can set up and manage multiple warehouses within Odoo, each with its own address […]
In Odoo from 14 onward, a feature is been added under PoS settings for Inventory Management that helps to understand how the stock is being updated. Stock is updated in 2 ways: 1. At the session closing: Stock is updated after the session is closed and posted. 2. In real-time: Stock updates once the PoS […]
Odoo 13 inventory management is a resourceful module that can be utilized by any business organization irrespective of its size. It is designed in such a flexible manner. Odoo 13 inventory is fully integrated with other applications, such as Purchase, Sales, or Inventory. Get the module from our repository: This session discusses the Inventory management […]
This video explains about ‘Putaway rule in Odoo13’.A good warehouse implementation takes care that products automatically move to their appropriate destination location. Putaway is the process of taking products off the receiving shipment and putting them into the most appropriate location. A putaway strategy follows the same principle as removal strategies but affects the destination […]
