Purchase Rules in Odoo 13

Odoo's Inventory module is well known for its high productivity and resourcefulness when performing various inventory operations. The inventory module will serve you with exceptional performance, that the company is of any size. Like all the different modules in Odoo, the Inventory module also shares an integrated framework with applications such as Procurement, Production, Distribution, Accounting, etc. that provide in- communication between those applications ' functions. 

This blog discusses Odoo 13 procurement laws. 

In Odoo, there are usually different push and pull routes which are integral to; 

1. Management of the supply chain for the goods. 

2. Assign discrete dist spaces

3. Manage and delegate warehouse locations for such purposes as Quality Control 

4. To cause automatic movement of stocks in the management of rented goods. 

Such roads have an important role to play in warehouse product movement. 

Procurement rule This rule decreases cost of storage by causing excess stock movement and thereby raising inventory rates. This law describes a basic measure of the goods / products to be transferred when stock amasses. The process is launched with a client order. 

Push Law Push law activates the movement of a specified quantity of product from source to destination location. They can be set either as manual or as automatic. 

The default routes in Odoo are; 

Drop Shipping: The products/goods are directly shipped from the vendor to the customer without any intermediary storage by the company. 

Buy: The product is purchased. 

Make-to-Order: A buying order is produced for a product to be sold regardless of the ‘ stock in hand' of the same product.

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