is it possible to override a wizard for example to create an invoice from a sales order in waiting invoices state by using an scheduled action or a server action ?
There are ways around that, for sure. Depending on how complicated the wizard is, I'll create a record in the transient model for the wizard and then execute the function. Hopefully that's helpful! Let me know if you want a video.
Question: If I am working on Odoo 17 and have various tools, grease, and oils used for maintenance, how can I manage the usage of these items from the maintenance module? For instance, if 12 kg of oil was issued and 2 kg was returned, or if a sanding machine was issued and then returned, how can I adjust this movement so that it is accurately reflected in the inventory to keep the stock balance correct?
If it's a follow-up, I would do an automation using a date based trigger and have it do it seven days after the quotation is sent, if the quotation hasn't been confirmed.
@@EdgarTriias Ahhh not sure why I've never tired that. It would be nice if you then took you straight to the PO so it can be emailed. But if you're fast enough you can click on the notification. Thank you for the tip!
Replenish is good stuff! You could certainly use a wizard to do something more in depth, Tim, or you could do a mix of the two where you use the replenish function to create the purchase order and then open that record.
This is perfect ! Thanks!
Glad to help!
Excellent ! This video help me a lot.
So glad!
Excellent ! Many thanks !
Thanks so much!
Hello, many thanks again for this. I’ve not found in the description the code you used to define the architecture of the view.
Thank you for the feedback! It should be the third link now.
is it possible to override a wizard
for example to create an invoice from a sales order in waiting invoices state by using an scheduled action or a server action ?
There are ways around that, for sure. Depending on how complicated the wizard is, I'll create a record in the transient model for the wizard and then execute the function. Hopefully that's helpful! Let me know if you want a video.
@@odoo-it-yourself yes a video would be great. thanks!
Question: If I am working on Odoo 17 and have various tools, grease, and oils used for maintenance, how can I manage the usage of these items from the maintenance module? For instance, if 12 kg of oil was issued and 2 kg was returned, or if a sanding machine was issued and then returned, how can I adjust this movement so that it is accurately reflected in the inventory to keep the stock balance correct?
So essentially you want to be able to consume various products during the maintenance, correct?
@@odoo-it-yourself correct
Hmmm...I thought you could already do that, but I'm not seeing it right now. Let me see what I can figure out.
@@odoo-it-yourself thank you I'm waiting for it
Interesting video, any chance you could make a video on attendance?
I'm looking into doing this, Zack. Thanks for asking!
Well explained and much informative. Sea_mood here 👍🏻
Thank you so much! Glad it helped!
How can we create automated Email follow ups for Quotations?? Any tip for automation
If it's a follow-up, I would do an automation using a date based trigger and have it do it seven days after the quotation is sent, if the quotation hasn't been confirmed.
Could this be used to create a purchase order directly from the product form view. How might you handle the product.product vs product.template, hmmmm
There is already the Replenish button to do that
@@EdgarTriias Ahhh not sure why I've never tired that. It would be nice if you then took you straight to the PO so it can be emailed. But if you're fast enough you can click on the notification. Thank you for the tip!
Replenish is good stuff! You could certainly use a wizard to do something more in depth, Tim, or you could do a mix of the two where you use the replenish function to create the purchase order and then open that record.