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Stock at a date
Replenishment and forecast
Serial-level costing
Off-cut register
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Every profile, pane and hinge is a stock item — and every finished unit is a serial.
Profiles, glass and hardware are stock, and the finished units are serials. The store runs on Odoo’s warehouse, with the parts a window factory needs that a general warehouse does not have.
01Stock at a date
Stock as it stood on any date
- Inventory at a date, computed by rewinding the moves rather than by keeping a snapshot
- Valuation with unit cost and total value per product
- Moves history and moves analysis for the audit that follows
02Replenishment and forecast
Replenishment, forecast and the usual warehouse machinery
- Reordering rules with minimum and maximum, and a forecast that accounts for demand
- A replenishment view that proposes what to buy
- Multi-step routes, putaway rules and storage categories when you need them
03Serial-level costing
Cost that follows the individual unit
- A serial per finished unit, linked back to the production order that made it
- Material, labour, subcontract and overhead recorded against that serial
- Finished units received into stock through a real transfer, not a status change
04Off-cut register
A shelf of off-cuts the next job checks first
- Remainders above your reusable threshold recorded with their length and origin
- Available, reserved, consumed or scrapped
- The optimiser draws from that shelf before it opens a fresh bar
What this desk watches
The numbers on the wall
Odoo’s stock reporting — Stock, Locations, Moves History and Moves Analysis — plus the Warehouse Metrics spreadsheet dashboard. No custom inventory dashboard ships today.
Value on hand by category
Off-cut length recovered
Cost variance per serial
What it produces
01A stock valuation at a chosen date
02A replenishment proposal
03A per-serial cost breakdown
