Presentation of the Verticalization Project for Breeding and Fattening Farms
Quick summary
The presentation describes a vertical solution for breeding and fattening farms developed on OpenERP. It covers multi-species and multi-farm management, permission-based access, end-to-end traceability for animals, medicines and feed, analytical accounting integration, and configurable tasks and operations for each species.
Contents
This year we developed a verticalization project for breeding and fattening farms, which we presented at the 5th OpenERP Conference in Donostia.
The presentation reviews the main features and functionalities, including the ability to work with different species, manage different farms with access governed by user permissions, ensure complete traceability of animals, medicines and feed, integrate with analytical accounting, and configure the type of animal and the tasks and operations to be managed for each species.
Frequently asked questions
What does this vertical solution manage?
It manages breeding and fattening farms and supports different species, with the tasks and operations for each one configurable.
How is access to different farms controlled?
Access to each farm is governed by the user’s permissions.
Which elements have full traceability?
The solution provides full traceability for animals, medicines and feed, and can also integrate with analytical accounting.
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