Trod y Avia, S.L. supports OpenERP
Quick summary
Trod y Avia, S.L. funded a set of new OpenERP modules developed by NaN·tic for accounting, stock and production. The article highlights features such as product sequences, product packs, risk analysis, stock filters, quality control and tools for splitting or merging productions, while noting that more modules were still to be released.
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We're pleased to announce the release of a large number of new modules for OpenERP, available in the extra-addons repository.
These modules cover several areas, including accounting, stock management and production. They were financed by Trod y Avia, S.L. and developed by NaN. Here's a short description of all published modules:
nan_product_sequence: This module adds an automatic sequence to product codes.nan_product_pack: Allows configuring products as a collection of other products. If such a product is added in a sale order, all the products of the pack will be added automatically as children of the pack product.nan_sale_product_recent: Adds a field in sale order lines to allow choosing only products the partner has ordered in the past.nan_purchase_product_recent: Adds a field in purchase order lines to allow choosing only products ordered from that partner in the past.nan_purchase_order_line: Adds the partner and allows searching directly in purchase order lines.nan_partner_risk: Adds a button in the partner form to analyze the current risk. It also modifies the sale order workflow by adding a step when the partner's risk is exceeded.nan_partner_risk_insurance: Adds a tab in the partner form for risk insurance information.nan_stock_move_filters: Adds filters to stock moves so only available locations, products and lots are shown.nan_quality_control: Provides a generic infrastructure for quality tests.nan_stock_production_lot_quality_control: Adds two quality controls to production lots, on arrival and after production.nan_mrp_production_merge: Adds a wizard for merging production orders.nan_mrp_production_split: Adds a wizard for splitting production orders.nan_stock_production_lot_cost: Adds cost information to production lots.
Apart from these modules, we would like to thank Trod y Avia, S.L. for supporting improvements in modules in the openerp-spain repository, as well as the performance improvements included in Koo 5.0.2.
Note that we haven't published all developed modules yet, so expect more announcements of modules for Trod y Avia, S.L. in the next few weeks!
Frequently asked questions
Which areas are covered by the new OpenERP modules?
The modules cover several areas, including accounting, stock management and production.
What does the `nan_product_pack` module do?
It lets you configure a product as a collection of other products. When the pack is added to a sales order, its components are automatically added as child products.
How does `nan_partner_risk` help manage a contact’s risk?
It adds a button to the contact form to analyse current risk and adds a step to the sales-order workflow when the contact’s risk is exceeded.
Which production-related tools are described?
The article describes wizards for merging and splitting production orders, as well as a module that adds cost information to production lots.
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