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Odoo 10 Implementation Cookbook

By : Mantavya Gajjar
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Odoo 10 Implementation Cookbook

By: Mantavya Gajjar

Overview of this book

Odoo is a Python-based ERP system and is completely open source. Odoo is a comprehensive suite of business applications offering a wealth of functionalities that can be deployed to meet your business needs. This book will help you manage the different functionalities of your business and optimize it. You will learn in detail about the various facets of the business process such as sales, accounting, purchases, manufacturing, and inventory. We will cover each of these topics in detail and learn how Odoo handles all these tasks with much ease. With its modular approach, you will be able to build customized solutions, take advantage of the Odoo 10 system in your organization, and master basic administration. We will cover modules and applications in Odoo that will help optimize quality checks. You will also be able to customize major reporting functions for your teams and set up forms and documents for sales, purchase, inventory, and so on. By the end of the book, you will be able to use the major functionalities of Odoo 10 and fully implement them into your business.
Table of Contents (23 chapters)
Title Page
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewer
www.PacktPub.com
Customer Feedback
Preface

Initialize inventory and periodic verification


The inventory has to be initialized as soon as you start managing the inventory with the Odoo inventory application. The Odoo inventory application is flexible; you can start operation before you initializing the inventory, when you start operation before you initialize the inventory, as a result the units and value of the inventory goes negative but as soon as you initialize the inventory the units will be added to the inventory and the inventory value will become positive.

The Odoo inventory follows the double entry system; to increase or decrease the stock at any location you need another location for the counterpart entry. Stock, Input, Output, Customer or Supplier represent locations in Odoo. For example, the delivery operation decreases the stock at Stock location and increases the stock at the Customer location, while the reception operation increases the stock in Stock location and decreases the stock at Vendor location. The main location...