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Working with Odoo

You're reading from   Working with Odoo Learn how to use Odoo, a resourceful, open source business application platform designed to transform and modernize your business

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2015
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ISBN-13 9781784394554
Length 432 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Greg Moss Greg Moss
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Table of Contents (19) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Setting Up Odoo FREE CHAPTER 2. Installing Your First Application 3. Exploring Customer Relationship Management in Odoo 4. Purchasing with Odoo 5. Making Goods with Manufacturing Resource Planning 6. Configuring Accounting Finance 7. Administering an Odoo Installation 8. Implementing the Human Resources Application 9. Understanding Project Management 10. Creating Advanced Searches and Dashboards 11. Building a Website with Odoo 12. Implementing E-Commerce with Odoo 13. Customizing Odoo for Your Business 14. Modifying Documents and Reports 15. Understanding Workflows 16. Discovering Custom Odoo Modules A. Locating Additional Odoo Resources Index

Adding a custom field to Odoo

One of the most common reasons for customizing Odoo is to collect additional information that is specific to your company. If you are running an insurance company, perhaps you want to specify the policy number on your sales order. If you are working in property management, perhaps you would like to store the date in which the lease agreement will expire.

For our working example, we will be adding fields that will help us better manage the data and processes for our silkscreen company. Specifically, we will be adding the following fields to the sales order header:

Field name

Label

Field type

Purpose

x_daterequired

Date Required

Date

In the screen printing industry, deadlines drive when the production must begin and when the product should be delivered to the customer.

x_rush

Rush Order

Boolean

The necessity to flag some sales orders as rush orders is related to Date Required. A Rush Order label can then be prioritized and given expedited...

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