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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

Building your bill of materials


A bill of materials, or BOM as it is commonly called, is essentially a list of products that are required to produce another product. You can think of it as the list of ingredients for a recipe. Odoo needs to know what materials are required for us to produce this Class of 2014 T-shirt product.

In complex products, a bill of materials can be nested. For example, it might take many products to make a subproduct and then several subproducts to make a final product.

Tip

Don't let nested BOMs intimidate you. Once you understand how a simple BOM is processed, you will more easily see how you can group parts together. Think about grouping more complex BOMs by assembly and work centers. This makes it easier to see your inventory in real time as BOMs can be processed at each stage of your operations, properly using up materials and creating finished subassemblies.

For our first bill of materials example, we will be keeping the bill of materials simple. We are just going...

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