Inhibit subcontracting flow on demand
If a product has a bill of materials (BoM) of subcontracting type, and the vendor is included in the list of subcontractors of such BoM, when doing a purchase order for such vendor and product, it will always generate a subcontracting order. This module allows to inhibit such behavior, acting as a regular purchase, as this may not be convenient in some cases, as on manufacturing world, it’s frequent that your vendor sells you directly the same product without you providing any raw material depending on lead times, material availability, etc. A check is provided at purchase order line level for easily disable the subcontracting part, as well as the same check at stock rule for propagating the preference from replenishment option.
Table of contents
Configuration
- Go to Inventory > Configuration > Settings.
- Check ‘Multi-Step Routes’ checkbox in Warehouse section.
Usage
- Go to Inventory > Configuration > Routes and edit ‘Buy’ rule and check ‘Subcontracting inhibit’.
- Go to Inventory > Products > Product and create some product called ‘Subcontract product’.
- Go to Inventory > Products > Product and create other product called ‘Component’.
- Go to Manufacturing > Products > Bill of materials and create a new one with type = “Subcontracting” related to ‘Subcontract product’ and set ‘Component’ product.
- Go to Inventory > Products > Product and edit ‘Subcontract product’ and set Purchase tab as follows:
- [Vendor line 1] Vendor: Azure Interior, Subcontracting inhibited: Yes, Price: 5.
- [Vendor line 2] Vendor: Azure Interior, Subcontracting inhibited: No, Price: 10.
Purchase order flow: #. Go to Purchase > Orders > Requests for Quotation and create new order as follows: #. Vendor: Azure Interior, Product: Subcontract product #. The unit price of the product will be 10. #. Click on the ‘Confirm Order’ button. #. A production order will have been created.
Replenishment flow: #. Go to Inventory > Products > Product and go to ‘Subcontract product’. #. Click on the ‘Replenish’ button, select ‘Buy’ in Preferred Routes field and click on the ‘Confirm’ button. #. A new purchase order will have been created, go to Purchase > Orders > Requests for Quotation and enter it. #. The unit price of the product will be 5. #. Click on the ‘Confirm Order’ button. #. A production order will not have been created.
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Credits
Authors
- Tecnativa
Contributors
- Tecnativa:
- Víctor Martínez
- Pedro M. Baeza
- Christopher Ormaza <[email protected]>
Maintainers
This module is maintained by the OCA.
OCA, or the Odoo Community Association, is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to support the collaborative development of Odoo features and promote its widespread use.
Current maintainer:
This module is part of the OCA/manufacture project on GitHub.
You are welcome to contribute. To learn how please visit https://odoo-community.org/page/Contribute.
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