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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
Version 7.0.11 - 2025-02-16
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
Version 7.0.10 - 2025-01-01
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
Version 7.0.9 - 2024-10-18
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
Version 7.0.8 - 2024-10-05
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
Version 7.0.7 - 2024-09-16
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
Version 7.0.6 - 2024-09-01
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
Version 7.0.5 - 2024-05-01
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
Version 7.0.4 - 2024-04-04
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
Version 7.0.3 - 2024-02-03
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
Version 7.0.2 - 2024-01-15
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
Version 7.0.1 - 2023-11-17
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
Version 7.0.0 - 2023-10-30
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Add support for Python 3.12
* Add menu entry to list warehouses
* Check outgoing product quantities for internal shipment
* Check inventory product quantities for customer return shipment
* Check outgoing product quantities of customer shipment
* Check inventory product quantities of supplier shipment
* Store original planned date of shipments to compute delay
* Store original planned date of moves to compute delay
* Rename Uom to Unit for move and inventory
* Add product cost price to move
* Add location and date to inventory name
Version 6.8.0 - 2023-05-01
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Add stock invert context to compute quantity
* Remove support for Python 3.7
* Add support for Python 3.11
* Allow searching reporting records by name
* Assign all possible shipments when trying
* Store warehouse locations on shipments
Version 6.6.0 - 2022-10-31
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Limit transit only between different warehouses
* Remove default currency on move
* Allow cancelling move done
* Support warehouse pickup
* Allow resetting packed customer shipments
* Allow grouping by date products by location
* Ignore consumable products when inactivating locations
Version 6.4.0 - 2022-05-02
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Add location or warehouse in shipment tree view
* Warn user when deactivating a product that has stock
* Add support for Python 3.10
* Remove support for Python 3.6
Version 6.2.0 - 2021-11-01
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Add method to sort quantities for assignation
* Add warehouse properties to move
* Allow view location as parent of warehouse
Version 6.0.0 - 2021-05-03
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Allow shipments to be automatically assigned
* Rename inventory count quantity_added to quantity
* Add document source on move of product quantities by warehouse
* Add relate from assigned shipment to products quantities by warehouse
* Show quantities by warehouse for many products
* Default to ordering shipments by date
* Add delivery usage to contact mechanism
* Make customer's outgoing moves editable for same storage and output zone
* Add margin reporting
* Add products_by_locations Model
Version 5.8.0 - 2020-11-02
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Remove support for Python 3.5
* Add picked step to customer shipment workflow
* Add cron task to reschedule past shipments
* Allow lost and found on inventory moves of shipments
* Add waste locations on warehouses
* Add warning to prevent move in the future
* Add relate to open inventory lines
* Use simplified view for moves list on shipments
* Add a relate from product to its moves
* Factorize the cost price of move for cost computation
* Fill grouping values when assigning move
* Use a single assign wizard for all shipments
* Add access rules to product quantities by warehouse
* Add moves for product quantities by warehouse
* Enforce filling cost price of move
* Rename move state from cancel to cancelled
* Rename shipment states from cancel to cancelled
* Rename inventory state from cancel to cancelled
* Override warehouse with context value for current user
Version 5.6.0 - 2020-05-04
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Add visual on product and location quantities
* Define one lost and found location per warehouse
* Show warehouse in user status if not unique
* Add cost price revision
* Add wizard to modify product cost price
* Add cron task to recompute product cost
* Update cost of moves when recomputing product cost
Version 5.4.0 - 2019-11-04
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Add today record in Product Quantities By Warehouse
* Allow consumable product on inventories
* Let the user select a default warehouse
* Add method to get default warehouse
* Improve moves synchronisation on shipments
* Allow move as move's origin
* Open product quantities by warehouse to show moves
Version 5.2.0 - 2019-05-06
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Don't set default unit price on stock move
* Prefer to pick product from the source location
* Change move attribute of ShipmentReport for a method
* Rename inventory count quantity_resulting to total_quantity
Version 5.0.0 - 2018-10-01
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Add count wizard on inventory
* Remove support for Python 2.7
* Prevent delete lines if inventory is not draft or canceled
* Manage same input and storage location in customer return shipment
Version 4.8.0 - 2018-04-23
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Add _stock_move_split context keyword when copying move for split
* Manage same input and storage location in supplier shipment
* Check pending shipment to erase party
* Define how inventory non filled lines are managed
* Do not fill inventory quantity automatically
* Assign supplier return shipment using children when location is a view
* Duplicate "Locations Quantity" into tree and list
* Remove product_ids from products_by_location for grouping_filter
* Add quantities relates on Template
* Allow grouping per product columns to compute quantities
Version 4.6.0 - 2017-10-30
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Add flat children option on location
* Raise single warning for move without origin
* Allow to set manual effective date on move
* Improve computation of cost price
* Limit move locations 'child_of' constraints to specific shipment states
* Allow to delete staging move
* Allow to deactivate only empty locations
Version 4.4.0 - 2017-05-01
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Add employee on shipments for some states
* Add request state on internal shipment
* Manage same picking/storage and output location
Version 4.2.0 - 2016-11-28
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Make inventory number always readonly
* Manage readonly state on Inventory Line
* Add lead time and transit location for internal shipments between warehouses
Version 4.0.0 - 2016-05-02
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Rename Shipments code into number
* Add number to inventories
* Add supplier and delivery address on supplier return shipment
* Add Python3 support
* Add do button on stock move form & list
* Add warehouse address on internal shipment
Version 3.8.0 - 2015-11-02
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Add drop location type
* Add buttons on stock move form & list
* Allow to use view location on staging and draft moves
* Add picking location on warehouse
* Always compute expected quantity in inventory
* Allow to change the destination of internal shipment's moves
* Allow to modify internal shipment moves in waiting state
* Compute inventory lines in complete_lines() using new grouping() method
* Allow to re-compute cost price
* Allow to change unit price of move done
Version 3.6.0 - 2015-04-20
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Add support for PyPy
* Add 'staging' state to stock move
* Apply stock_assign of compute_quantity_query only on outgoing moves
* Add domain on location's parent and childs
* Do not filter out inactive products from stock computation
Version 3.4.0 - 2014-10-20
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Always succeed assignation from lost and found on internal shipments
* Remove return shipment out wizard
Version 3.2.0 - 2014-04-21
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Add warning for moves without origin
* Allow to define the effective date of shipments
* Prevent changing product type if stock moves exist
* Use new methods to compute quantities in StockMixin._search_quantity()
* Split products_by_location into two methods on Move:
compute_quantities_query and compute_quantities
* Use origin for inventory moves
* Allow partial assignation on Supplier Shipment Return
Version 3.0.0 - 2013-10-21
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Add Mixin class with helper to setup stock quantity fields
* Allow to customize move creation of Inventory
* Allow to customize unique constraint on Inventory
* Allow specific grouping Period Cache
* Add grouping on products_by_location and assign_try
Version 2.8.0 - 2013-04-22
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Merge all shipment Many2One into shipment Reference
* Add origin Reference on Stock Move
* Add workflow to stock move
Version 2.6.0 - 2012-10-22
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Add Product Quantities By Warehouse
Version 2.4.0 - 2012-04-24
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Remove special to_location_warehouse search clause
* Remove default from and to location and instead use domain
* Update cost_price only from supplier to storage
Version 2.2.0 - 2011-10-25
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Ensure coherence between planned date of shipments and moves
Version 2.0.0 - 2011-04-27
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Add period to reduce data computation
* Add internal_quantity on move to speedup computation
Version 1.8.0 - 2010-11-01
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
Version 1.6.0 - 2010-05-11
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Use model singleton to define shipment sequences
* Add default search value on inventory, move and shipments
Version 1.4.0 - 2009-10-19
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Add new group "Stock Force Assignment"
* Migrate packing* objects and tables to shipment*
* Return move id in create_move of inventory line
Version 1.2.0 - 2009-04-20
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* Bug fixes (see mercurial logs for details)
* Added return packings and a wizard to create customer return packing.
* Make assign_try to assign as much possible
* Move assign_try and pick_product from product.product to stock.move
* Added stock_skip_warehouse keyword for products_by_location
method. The default behaviour is now to compute quantities on all
child locations for a warehouse.
* Handle average price for products return to supplier
* Added stock_destinations keyword on products_by_location context to
filter moves to a set of destinations.
* Allow egg installation
Version 1.0.0 - 2008-11-17
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* Initial release
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Name: trytond_stock
Version: 7.0.12
Summary: Tryton module for stock and inventory
Home-page: http://www.tryton.org/
Download-URL: http://downloads.tryton.org/7.0/
Author: Tryton
Author-email: foundation@tryton.org
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############
Stock Module
############
The *Stock Module* provides the fundamental concepts required for managing
stock.
This includes keeping track of where the stock is, how much is available,
and checking and correcting stock levels.
It also allows stock to be moved from one place to another, and delivered to
and from customers and suppliers.
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trytond_stock-7.0.12/README.rst 0000644 0001750 0001750 00000000675 14517761236 014332 0 ustar 00ced ced ############
Stock Module
############
The *Stock Module* provides the fundamental concepts required for managing
stock.
This includes keeping track of where the stock is, how much is available,
and checking and correcting stock levels.
It also allows stock to be moved from one place to another, and delivered to
and from customers and suppliers.
.. toctree::
:maxdepth: 2
setup
usage/index
design/index
reference
releases
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trytond_stock-7.0.12/__init__.py 0000644 0001750 0001750 00000005066 14517761236 014753 0 ustar 00ced ced # This file is part of Tryton. The COPYRIGHT file at the top level of
# this repository contains the full copyright notices and license terms.
from trytond.pool import Pool
from . import (
configuration, inventory, ir, location, move, party, period, product, res,
shipment, stock_reporting_margin)
from .move import StockMixin
__all__ = ['StockMixin', 'register']
def register():
Pool.register(
location.Location,
location.WarehouseWasteLocation,
location.ProductsByLocationsContext,
location.ProductsByLocations,
location.LocationLeadTime,
move.Move,
shipment.ShipmentIn,
shipment.ShipmentInReturn,
shipment.ShipmentOut,
shipment.ShipmentOutReturn,
shipment.ShipmentInternal,
shipment.AssignPartial,
party.Party,
party.PartyLocation,
party.PartyDeliveredToWarehouse,
party.Address,
party.ContactMechanism,
period.Period,
period.Cache,
product.Template,
product.Product,
product.ProductByLocationContext,
product.ProductQuantitiesByWarehouse,
product.ProductQuantitiesByWarehouseContext,
product.ProductQuantitiesByWarehouseMove,
product.RecomputeCostPriceStart,
product.CostPriceRevision,
product.ModifyCostPriceStart,
inventory.Inventory,
inventory.InventoryLine,
inventory.CountSearch,
inventory.CountQuantity,
configuration.Configuration,
configuration.ConfigurationSequence,
configuration.ConfigurationLocation,
ir.Cron,
res.User,
stock_reporting_margin.Context,
stock_reporting_margin.Main,
stock_reporting_margin.MainTimeseries,
stock_reporting_margin.Product,
stock_reporting_margin.ProductTimeseries,
stock_reporting_margin.Category,
stock_reporting_margin.CategoryTimeseries,
stock_reporting_margin.CategoryTree,
module='stock', type_='model')
Pool.register(
shipment.Assign,
product.OpenProductQuantitiesByWarehouse,
product.OpenProductQuantitiesByWarehouseMove,
product.RecomputeCostPrice,
product.ModifyCostPrice,
inventory.Count,
party.Replace,
party.Erase,
module='stock', type_='wizard')
Pool.register(
shipment.DeliveryNote,
shipment.PickingList,
shipment.SupplierRestockingList,
shipment.CustomerReturnRestockingList,
shipment.InteralShipmentReport,
module='stock', type_='report')
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trytond_stock-7.0.12/configuration.py 0000644 0001750 0001750 00000020222 14517761236 016052 0 ustar 00ced ced # This file is part of Tryton. The COPYRIGHT file at the top level of
# this repository contains the full copyright notices and license terms.
from trytond.model import (
ModelSingleton, ModelSQL, ModelView, ValueMixin, fields)
from trytond.modules.company.model import (
CompanyMultiValueMixin, CompanyValueMixin)
from trytond.pool import Pool
from trytond.pyson import Eval, Id
sequences = ['shipment_in_sequence', 'shipment_in_return_sequence',
'shipment_out_sequence', 'shipment_out_return_sequence',
'shipment_internal_sequence', 'inventory_sequence']
shipment_internal_transit = fields.Many2One(
'stock.location', "Internal Shipment Transit", required=True,
domain=[
('type', '=', 'storage'),
('parent', '=', None),
],
help="The default location used for stock that is in transit between "
"warehouses.")
def default_func(field_name):
@classmethod
def default(cls, **pattern):
return getattr(
cls.multivalue_model(field_name),
'default_%s' % field_name, lambda: None)()
return default
def default_sequence(name):
@classmethod
def default(cls):
pool = Pool()
ModelData = pool.get('ir.model.data')
try:
return ModelData.get_id('stock', name)
except KeyError:
return None
return default
class Configuration(
ModelSingleton, ModelSQL, ModelView, CompanyMultiValueMixin):
'Stock Configuration'
__name__ = 'stock.configuration'
shipment_in_sequence = fields.MultiValue(fields.Many2One(
'ir.sequence', "Supplier Shipment Sequence", required=True,
domain=[
('company', 'in',
[Eval('context', {}).get('company', -1), None]),
('sequence_type', '=',
Id('stock', 'sequence_type_shipment_in')),
],
help="Used to generate the number given to supplier shipments."))
shipment_in_return_sequence = fields.MultiValue(fields.Many2One(
'ir.sequence', "Supplier Return Shipment Sequence", required=True,
domain=[
('company', 'in',
[Eval('context', {}).get('company', -1), None]),
('sequence_type', '=',
Id('stock', 'sequence_type_shipment_in_return')),
],
help="Used to generate the number given to supplier return "
"shipments."))
shipment_out_sequence = fields.MultiValue(fields.Many2One(
'ir.sequence', "Customer Shipment Sequence", required=True,
domain=[
('company', 'in',
[Eval('context', {}).get('company', -1), None]),
('sequence_type', '=',
Id('stock', 'sequence_type_shipment_out')),
],
help="Used to generate the number given to customer "
"shipments."))
shipment_out_return_sequence = fields.MultiValue(fields.Many2One(
'ir.sequence', "Customer Return Shipment Sequence", required=True,
domain=[
('company', 'in',
[Eval('context', {}).get('company', -1), None]),
('sequence_type', '=',
Id('stock', 'sequence_type_shipment_out_return')),
],
help="Used to generate the number given to customer return "
"shipments."))
shipment_internal_sequence = fields.MultiValue(fields.Many2One(
'ir.sequence', "Internal Shipment Sequence", required=True,
domain=[
('company', 'in',
[Eval('context', {}).get('company', -1), None]),
('sequence_type', '=',
Id('stock', 'sequence_type_shipment_internal')),
],
help="Used to generate the number given to internal "
"shipments."))
inventory_sequence = fields.MultiValue(fields.Many2One(
'ir.sequence', "Inventory Sequence", required=True,
domain=[
('company', 'in',
[Eval('context', {}).get('company', -1), None]),
('sequence_type', '=',
Id('stock', 'sequence_type_inventory')),
],
help="Used to generate the number given to inventories."))
shipment_internal_transit = fields.MultiValue(shipment_internal_transit)
@classmethod
def multivalue_model(cls, field):
pool = Pool()
if field in sequences:
return pool.get('stock.configuration.sequence')
if field == 'shipment_internal_transit':
return pool.get('stock.configuration.location')
return super(Configuration, cls).multivalue_model(field)
default_shipment_in_sequence = default_func('shipment_in_sequence')
default_shipment_in_return_sequence = default_func(
'shipment_in_return_sequence')
default_shipment_out_sequence = default_func('shipment_out_sequence')
default_shipment_out_return_sequence = default_func(
'shipment_out_return_sequence')
default_shipment_internal_sequence = default_func(
'shipment_internal_sequence')
default_inventory_sequence = default_func('inventory_sequence')
default_shipment_internal_transit = default_func(
'shipment_internal_transit')
class ConfigurationSequence(ModelSQL, CompanyValueMixin):
"Stock Configuration Sequence"
__name__ = 'stock.configuration.sequence'
shipment_in_sequence = fields.Many2One(
'ir.sequence', "Supplier Shipment Sequence", required=True,
domain=[
('company', 'in', [Eval('company', -1), None]),
('sequence_type', '=',
Id('stock', 'sequence_type_shipment_in')),
])
shipment_in_return_sequence = fields.Many2One(
'ir.sequence', "Supplier Return Shipment Sequence", required=True,
domain=[
('company', 'in', [Eval('company', -1), None]),
('sequence_type', '=',
Id('stock', 'sequence_type_shipment_in_return')),
])
shipment_out_sequence = fields.Many2One(
'ir.sequence', "Customer Shipment Sequence", required=True,
domain=[
('company', 'in', [Eval('company', -1), None]),
('sequence_type', '=',
Id('stock', 'sequence_type_shipment_out')),
])
shipment_out_return_sequence = fields.Many2One(
'ir.sequence', "Customer Return Shipment Sequence", required=True,
domain=[
('company', 'in', [Eval('company', -1), None]),
('sequence_type', '=',
Id('stock', 'sequence_type_shipment_out_return')),
])
shipment_internal_sequence = fields.Many2One(
'ir.sequence', "Internal Shipment Sequence", required=True,
domain=[
('company', 'in', [Eval('company', -1), None]),
('sequence_type', '=',
Id('stock', 'sequence_type_shipment_internal')),
])
inventory_sequence = fields.Many2One(
'ir.sequence', "Inventory Sequence", required=True,
domain=[
('company', 'in', [Eval('company', -1), None]),
('sequence_type', '=',
Id('stock', 'sequence_type_inventory')),
])
default_shipment_in_sequence = default_sequence('sequence_shipment_in')
default_shipment_in_return_sequence = default_sequence(
'sequence_shipment_in_return')
default_shipment_out_sequence = default_sequence('sequence_shipment_out')
default_shipment_out_return_sequence = default_sequence(
'sequence_shipment_out_return')
default_shipment_internal_sequence = default_sequence(
'sequence_shipment_internal')
default_inventory_sequence = default_sequence('sequence_inventory')
class ConfigurationLocation(ModelSQL, ValueMixin):
"Stock Configuration Location"
__name__ = 'stock.configuration.location'
shipment_internal_transit = shipment_internal_transit
@classmethod
def default_shipment_internal_transit(cls):
pool = Pool()
ModelData = pool.get('ir.model.data')
try:
return ModelData.get_id('stock', 'location_transit')
except KeyError:
return None
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trytond_stock-7.0.12/doc/conf.py 0000644 0001750 0001750 00000005340 14667063372 014703 0 ustar 00ced ced # This file is part of Tryton. The COPYRIGHT file at the top level of
# this repository contains the full copyright notices and license terms.
import os
base_url = os.environ.get('DOC_BASE_URL')
if base_url:
modules_url = base_url + '/modules-{module}/'
trytond_url = base_url + '/server/'
else:
modules_url = (
'https://docs.tryton.org/${series}/modules-{module}/')
trytond_url = 'https://docs.tryton.org/${series}/server/'
def get_info():
import configparser
import subprocess
import sys
module_dir = os.path.dirname(os.path.dirname(__file__))
config = configparser.ConfigParser()
config.read_file(open(os.path.join(module_dir, 'tryton.cfg')))
info = dict(config.items('tryton'))
result = subprocess.run(
[sys.executable, 'setup.py', '--name', '--description'],
stdout=subprocess.PIPE, check=True, cwd=module_dir)
info['name'], info['description'] = (
result.stdout.decode('utf-8').strip().splitlines())
result = subprocess.run(
[sys.executable, 'setup.py', '--version'],
stdout=subprocess.PIPE, check=True, cwd=module_dir)
version = result.stdout.decode('utf-8').strip()
major_version, minor_version, _ = version.split('.', 2)
major_version = int(major_version)
minor_version = int(minor_version)
if minor_version % 2:
info['series'] = 'latest'
info['branch'] = 'branch/default'
else:
info['series'] = '.'.join(version.split('.', 2)[:2])
info['branch'] = 'branch/' + info['series']
for key in {'depends', 'extras_depend'}:
info[key] = info.get(key, '').strip().splitlines()
info['modules'] = set(info['depends'] + info['extras_depend'])
info['modules'] -= {'ir', 'res'}
return info
info = get_info()
html_theme = 'sphinx_book_theme'
html_theme_options = {
'repository_provider': 'gitlab',
'repository_url': 'https://code.tryton.org/tryton',
'repository_branch': info['branch'],
'use_source_button': True,
'use_edit_page_button': True,
'use_repository_button': True,
'use_download_button': False,
'path_to_docs': 'modules/stock/doc',
}
html_title = info['description']
master_doc = 'index'
project = info['name']
release = version = info['series']
default_role = 'ref'
highlight_language = 'none'
extensions = [
'sphinx_copybutton',
'sphinx.ext.intersphinx',
]
intersphinx_mapping = {
'trytond': (trytond_url.format(series=version), None),
}
intersphinx_mapping.update({
m: (modules_url.format(
module=m.replace('_', '-'), series=version), None)
for m in info['modules']
})
linkcheck_ignore = [r'/.*', r'https://demo.tryton.org/*']
del get_info, info, base_url, modules_url, trytond_url
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trytond_stock-7.0.12/doc/design/configuration.rst 0000644 0001750 0001750 00000001173 14560205673 020250 0 ustar 00ced ced .. _model-stock.configuration:
Configuration
=============
The *Stock Configuration* contains settings that are used to configure the
behaviour and default values for stock related activities, including the
sequences used to generate `Shipment ` numbers.
.. seealso::
The stock configuration can be found using the main menu item:
|Inventory & Stock --> Configuration --> Configuration|__
.. |Inventory & Stock --> Configuration --> Configuration| replace:: :menuselection:`Inventory & Stock --> Configuration --> Configuration`
__ https://demo.tryton.org/model/stock.configuration/1
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Design
******
The stock module introduces or extends the following concepts.
.. toctree::
:maxdepth: 1
location
move
shipment
inventory
period
configuration
product
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trytond_stock-7.0.12/doc/design/inventory.rst 0000644 0001750 0001750 00000002777 14560205673 017451 0 ustar 00ced ced .. _model-stock.inventory:
Inventory
=========
The *Inventory* concept is used to help check and correct the amount of
stock stored in a `Location `.
Each inventory has a set of lines, one for each `Product `
that is in, or is should be in, the location.
Each line has an expected quantity and an actual quantity.
The former is used to show how much stock is expected to be in the location
and the latter is used to record how much stock was actually found there.
A option on the inventory specifies what to do with lines whose actual
quantity is left empty.
When the *Inventory* is confirmed the stock in the location is updated by
creating a set of `Stock Moves `.
These moves correct the stock in the location.
They do this by transferring stock to and from the lost and found location
associated with location being checked.
.. warning::
Do not use inventories when `Setting initial stock levels`.
.. seealso::
The inventory checks can be found using the main menu item:
|Inventory & Stock --> Inventories|__
.. |Inventory & Stock --> Inventories| replace:: :menuselection:`Inventory & Stock --> Inventories`
__ https://demo.tryton.org/model/stock.inventory
Wizards
-------
.. _wizard-stock.inventory.count:
Inventory Count
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
The *Inventory Count* wizard helps users fill in inventories on a
`Product ` by product basis.
It takes a product and a quantity and adds this to the appropriate inventory
line.
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trytond_stock-7.0.12/doc/design/location.rst 0000644 0001750 0001750 00000004252 14560205673 017212 0 ustar 00ced ced .. _model-stock.location:
Location
========
A location represents the place where stock is stored.
This may be a physical location, such as a shelf, or a virtual location such
as the location used for products that have gone missing.
Locations are organised in to a structure with each location having a parent
location and zero or more sub-locations.
It is possible to restrict a location to only one level of children.
This enables the use of an optimisation that improves the performance of the
the stock quantity calculation.
A location also has a set of properties that allow the :ref:`current and
forecasted amounts of stock ` in the location to be
obtained along with the stock's value.
.. _concept-stock.location.warehouse:
Warehouse
---------
Warehouses are special locations that represent a physical warehouse and as
such can have an `Address `.
They are also normally split up into a set of locations each with a particular
purpose, such as for the input, output or storage of stock.
.. seealso::
Stock locations can be added, removed and changed from the main menu item:
|Inventory & Stock --> Configuration --> Locations|__
.. |Inventory & Stock --> Configuration --> Locations| replace:: :menuselection:`Inventory & Stock --> Configuration --> Locations`
__ https://demo.tryton.org/model/stock.location
The stock locations structure, and access to the stock levels in
a location can be found from the main menu item:
:menuselection:`Inventory & Stock --> Locations`
.. _model-stock.location.lead_time:
Location Lead Time
==================
A *Location Lead Time* is the amount of time that it normally takes to
transfer stock between two `Warehouses `.
.. seealso::
Location lead times can be updated from the main menu item:
|Inventory & Stock --> Configuration --> Locations --> Location Lead Times|__
.. |Inventory & Stock --> Configuration --> Locations --> Location Lead Times| replace:: :menuselection:`Inventory & Stock --> Configuration --> Locations --> Location Lead Times`
__ https://demo.tryton.org/model/stock.location.lead_time
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trytond_stock-7.0.12/doc/design/move.rst 0000644 0001750 0001750 00000003765 14560205673 016360 0 ustar 00ced ced .. _model-stock.move:
Move
====
In Tryton a stock *Move* represents the transfer of a given amount of a
`Product ` between two different
`Stock Locations `.
Often stock moves will be grouped together into a
`Shipment `.
.. note::
Service products have no physical presence, so are not available for
use in stock moves.
A stock move has some properties that record the planned date for the stock
move and also its effective date, which is when the move actually happened.
Some stock moves are also associated with unit and cost prices.
These allow the value of stock to be calculated at any time, and for products'
cost prices to be updated based on the stock moves.
Each `Company ` has its own stock moves which
are kept separate from other company's stock moves.
.. seealso::
The stock moves can be listed by opening the main menu item:
|Inventory & Stock --> Moves|__
.. |Inventory & Stock --> Moves| replace:: :menuselection:`Inventory & Stock --> Moves`
__ https://demo.tryton.org/model/stock.move
.. _concept-stock.move.assign:
Assign Concept
--------------
A stock move is assigned when the stock for the stock move has been found
and reserved and cannot be assigned by any other stock move.
When attempting to assign a stock move Tryton looks at the stock move's source
locations and their sub-locations, and searches for the stock that is needed
to complete the stock moves.
If stock is found then the source location of the stock move is changed,
or the stock move is split up into several stock moves, each of which may
take stock from a different sub-location.
If there is not enough stock available to fully assign the stock move then the
remainder is left in a stock move that is not assigned.
.. note::
Consumable products always get assigned even when there is not enough
stock available for the stock move.
This is the key difference between goods and consumable products.
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Period
======
In Tryton a stock *Period* is used to group together the all stock moves that
happened up to a specific date and that were also done after the date of any
previous stock *Period*.
This allows the stock levels for the `Products ` in all stock
`Locations ` to be calculated for the date of the period,
and stored in the `Stock Period Cache `.
These cached values can then be used, where applicable, instead of having to
recalculate them each time they are needed.
.. seealso::
The periods can be viewed and managed from the main menu item:
|Inventory & Stock --> Configuration --> Periods|__
.. |Inventory & Stock --> Configuration --> Periods| replace:: :menuselection:`Inventory & Stock --> Configuration --> Periods`
__ https://demo.tryton.org/model/stock.period
.. _model-stock.period.cache:
Period Cache
============
The *Period Cache* is used to store the quantities of a product in a
particular location on the date defined by its `Period `.
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Product
=======
When the *Stock Module* is activated, products gain some extra properties.
These include a product's stock and forecast quantities, which show its
current and predicted future stock situation, and the cost value of its
stock.
.. seealso::
The `Product ` concept is introduced by the
:doc:`Product Module `.
.. _concept-product.quantity:
Product Quantity
----------------
The amount, and the value, of a product in a
`Stock Location ` is calculated by adding up all the
`Stock Moves ` in to that location and subtracting those
out of the same location.
Some values from the
:attr:`Transaction context `
are used to help determine which stock moves get included in this calculation
and which get left out.
These values include things like which locations to include in the
calculation, and what dates should be included.
Normally, when calculating stock quantities for a date in the past, only moves
that are done are included in the calculation, and only if their effective
date is early enough.
This reflects the real situation based on completed stock moves.
For dates in the future, draft and `Assigned `
moves are also included, but only if their planned date is between today's
date and the future date, inclusive.
.. note::
The stock quantity of consumable products is calculated in exactly
the same way as any other product, even though consumable products
can always be assigned regardless of how much stock there is.
Wizards
-------
.. _wizard-product.recompute_cost_price:
Recompute Cost Price
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
The *Recompute Cost Price* wizard updates products' cost prices using their
cost price method.
.. _wizard-product.modify_cost_price:
Modify Cost Price
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
The *Modify Cost Price* wizard is only way in which a product's cost price
can be changed once it has stock moves.
The wizard takes a date and a fixed price or formula for the new cost price.
These changes are stored in the
`Cost Price Revision ` concept and are
applied at the beginning of the date that was selected when the cost price
of the product gets re-calculated.
.. _model-stock.product_quantities_warehouse:
Product Quantities by Warehouse
===============================
The idea of the *Product Quantities by Warehouse* concept is to provide
information about how the stock levels of one or more products have varied
over time in a particular `Warehouse `.
.. _model-stock.product_quantities_warehouse.move:
Product Quantities by Warehouse Move
====================================
The *Product Quantities by Warehouse Move* concept provides information about
how `Stock Moves ` have affected the stock levels in a
`Warehouse ` over time.
.. _model-product.cost_price.revision:
Cost Price Revision
===================
The *Cost Price Revision* records changes to a product's cost price.
These revisions are automatically created when the product's cost price is
changed using the `Modify Cost Price `
wizard.
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Shipment
========
In Tryton the concept of a *Shipment* is used to help organise and manage
groups of related `Stock Moves `.
There are different types of shipment which are used for different purposes.
Some of these types of shipment may also be split up into stages.
In each stage stock is moved to or from an intermediate
`Location `.
Each stage's moves form a subset of the shipment's total moves.
.. _model-stock.shipment.in:
Supplier Shipment
-----------------
A *Supplier Shipment* has a set of properties that hold details about the
shipment such as who the supplier is, what
`Warehouse ` it is going to and the date
when the shipment is expected to be delivered.
It is made up from two sets of `Stock Moves `:
* Incoming moves, these are used to move stock between a supplier
`Location ` and the warehouse's input location, and
* Inventory moves, these then put the stock away in the warehouse's storage
location, or one of its child locations.
.. note::
If the warehouse's input location and storage location are the same then
the inventory moves are not created.
.. seealso::
The supplier shipments can be found by opening the main menu item:
|Inventory & Stock --> Supplier Shipments|__
.. |Inventory & Stock --> Supplier Shipments| replace:: :menuselection:`Inventory & Stock --> Supplier Shipments`
__ https://demo.tryton.org/model/stock.shipment.in
Reports
^^^^^^^
.. _report-stock.shipment.in.restocking_list:
Restocking List
"""""""""""""""
The *Restocking List* report lists the items on an incoming shipment and the
destination locations for the stock based on the inventory moves.
.. _model-stock.shipment.in.return:
Supplier Return Shipment
------------------------
A *Supplier Return Shipment* has a set of properties that contain information
about the shipment such as who the supplier was, what
`Address ` the shipment is going to, and the date
the shipment is sent.
It is made up from a single set of `Stock Moves ` that return
the stock directly back to a supplier `Location `.
.. seealso::
The supplier shipments can be found by opening the main menu item:
|Inventory & Stock --> Supplier Shipments --> Supplier Return Shipments|__
.. |Inventory & Stock --> Supplier Shipments --> Supplier Return Shipments| replace:: :menuselection:`Inventory & Stock --> Supplier Shipments --> Supplier Return Shipments`
__ https://demo.tryton.org/model/stock.shipment.in.return
.. _model-stock.shipment.out:
Customer Shipment
-----------------
A *Customer Shipment* has a set of properties that contain information about
the shipment such as which `Warehouse ` it
is being sent from, what `Address ` it is being
delivered to, and the date it is being sent.
A customer shipment is made up from two sets of
`Stock Moves `:
* Inventory moves, these moves are used to pick the stock from the warehouse's
storage `Location ` and put it in the output location,
and
* Outgoing moves, these then take the picked stock and send it to a
customer location.
The outgoing moves are created first and define what stock needs to be sent
to the customer.
.. note::
If the warehouse's picking location (or storage location if no picking
location is defined) is the same as its output location then only
outgoing moves are created and these moves do not get
`Assigned `.
.. seealso::
The customer shipments can be found by opening the main menu item:
|Inventory & Stock --> Customer Shipments|__
.. |Inventory & Stock --> Customer Shipments| replace:: :menuselection:`Inventory & Stock --> Customer Shipments`
__ https://demo.tryton.org/model/stock.shipment.out
Reports
^^^^^^^
.. _report-stock.shipment.out.picking_list:
Picking List
""""""""""""
The *Picking List* report lists the stock that is needed for a shipment.
For each item on the shipment it details the location the stock should be
taken from, and how much should be taken.
.. _report-stock.shipment.out.delivery_note:
Delivery Note
"""""""""""""
The *Delivery Note* report contains information about where the shipment is
being sent, and when the delivery is happening.
It also lists all the items on the shipment.
.. _model-stock.shipment.out.return:
Customer Return Shipment
------------------------
A *Customer Return Shipment* has properties that contain information about
which customer the stock is being returned from, which
`Warehouse ` it is sent to and the date the
return is happening.
It is made up from two sets of `Stock Moves `:
* Incoming moves, these are used to move stock between a customer
`Location ` and the warehouse's input location, and
* Inventory moves, these then put the stock away in the warehouse's storage
location, or one of its child locations.
.. note::
If the warehouse's input location and storage location are the same then
the inventory moves are not created.
.. seealso::
The customer shipments can be found by opening the main menu item:
|Inventory & Stock --> Customer Shipments --> Customer Return Shipments|__
.. |Inventory & Stock --> Customer Shipments --> Customer Return Shipments| replace:: :menuselection:`Inventory & Stock --> Customer Shipments --> Customer Return Shipments`
__ https://demo.tryton.org/model/stock.shipment.out.return
Reports
^^^^^^^
.. _report-stock.shipment.out.return.restocking_list:
Customer Return Restocking List
"""""""""""""""""""""""""""""""
The *Customer Return Restocking List* report lists the items that were
returned by a customer.
For each item a destination location for the stock is also included based on
the inventory moves.
.. _model-stock.shipment.internal:
Internal Shipment
-----------------
An internal shipment allows a group of `Stock Moves `,
between locations within the same `Company `,
to be managed as a single entity.
For internal shipments that are planned to start and end on different dates it
is made up from two sets of moves.
The first set are outgoing moves that put the stock in a transit
`Location ` and the second set are incoming moves that
take the stock from the transit location and place it in the destination
location.
.. seealso::
Internal shipments are available from the main menu item:
|Inventory & Stock --> Internal Shipments|__
.. |Inventory & Stock --> Internal Shipments| replace:: :menuselection:`Inventory & Stock --> Internal Shipments`
__ https://demo.tryton.org/model/stock.shipment.internal
Reports
^^^^^^^
.. _report-stock.shipment.internal.report:
Internal Shipment Report
""""""""""""""""""""""""
The *Internal Shipment Report* provides a list of the items on the internal
shipment along with their quantities.
For shipments between `Warehouses ` it also
contains the `Address ` of the warehouse the stock
is being sent to.
Wizards
-------
.. _wizard-stock.shipment.assign:
Assign Shipment
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
The *Assign Shipment* wizard is used to assign a shipment.
Assigning a shipment tries to `Assign ` the
`Stock Moves ` that take the stock for the shipment.
If not all the stock moves can be assigned then it provides the user with a
set of options of what to do next.
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Stock Module
############
The *Stock Module* provides the fundamental concepts required for managing
stock.
This includes keeping track of where the stock is, how much is available,
and checking and correcting stock levels.
It also allows stock to be moved from one place to another, and delivered to
and from customers and suppliers.
.. toctree::
:maxdepth: 2
setup
usage/index
design/index
reference
releases
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API Reference
*************
Stock Quantities
================
.. class:: trytond.modules.stock.StockMixin
This mixin_ provides some common methods that are useful when creating
classes that provide quantity fields.
.. _mixin: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mixin
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Release notes
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Setup
*****
.. _Setting up stock locations:
Setting up stock locations
==========================
The *Stock Module* provides a set of default
`Stock Locations `, however it is likely that you will
want to customise them to suit your company.
.. tip::
If you only have a small `Warehouse `
you can use the same location for its storage, input and output locations.
This reduces the stock moves required to send and receive shipments.
.. tip::
If you have a large number of locations in your warehouse you can
use the option to limit locations to only a single level of children.
This will improve the performance of Tryton when it is calculating
stock quantities.
.. tip::
If you are altering your stock locations, and you have already used a
stock location then it cannot be deleted.
However, you can deactivate it which will hide it during normal use.
.. _Setting initial stock levels:
Setting initial stock levels
============================
When you start using Tryton you may already have some stock that you want to
bring into the system.
In order to ensure the value of your stock is correctly calculated, and to
show that this stock has (at some point in the past) come from a supplier,
you must enter this initial stock in the correct way.
The right way of doing this is to create a set of individual
`Stock Moves `.
These moves can be created in the view that is opened from the
:menuselection:`Inventory & Stock --> Moves` main menu item.
Each of the stock moves should move some stock of a `Product `
from a supplier `Location ` to the appropriate storage
location.
These stock moves must have their unit prices set to their product's cost
price.
.. note::
As these moves are for your initial stock they have no origin, and
when you try and do these moves Tryton will warn you about this.
Because this is for your initial stock this is not a problem, and you
can safely go ahead and finish doing the moves.
.. tip::
If you create all the stock moves to start with, you can then select them
all in the list view, and use the :guilabel:`Do` item from the
:guilabel:`Launch Action` menu to do them all in one go.
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Usage
*****
The [:menuselection:`Inventory & Stock`] main menu item allows access to the
items that allow you to view, manage and change things related to stock.
.. toctree::
:maxdepth: 1
shipment
quantity
value
period
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Using stock periods
===================
You can use `Stock Periods ` to stop
`Stock Moves ` being created or updated before a specific
date, and to improve the performance of Tryton when looking at and using
`Product Quantities `.
.. tip::
Depending on the number of stock moves that your
`Company ` generates you may find it useful
to create new stock periods as part of your accounting period end, or
fiscal year end, processes.
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Viewing stock levels
====================
In Tryton there are a few different ways of seeing
`Product Stock Quantities `.
You can also easily see what the stock situation was at any time in the past,
and get an idea of what the stock situation will be after any
`Stock Moves ` that are still being processed have been
completed.
.. note::
Tryton is designed to allow you to create stock moves even if they
create negative stock.
For normal storage locations negative stock levels indicate that more
stock has been used than was available.
This suggests that there may be incoming moves to the location that
have not yet been done, or a mistake has been made that can be resolved
by `Checking and correcting stock levels`.
However, although it is possible to create negative stock, you will
normally use `Shipments ` to help manage stock
moves, and a process to `assign them `.
These respect stock availability and wont allow you to create negative
stock unless you force them to.
Depending on what you are trying to find out you can get information about
stock levels for either `Products ` or
`Locations `.
If you are interested in finding out where some particular products are
stored, then once you have selected the products you are interested in, you
can use the menu items in the product's :guilabel:`Open related records` menu.
To view how much stock is in one or more stock locations you first need to
select the locations you are interested in.
Once you have done this you can use the :guilabel:`Products` item from the
:guilabel:`Open related records` menu.
This then shows the total stock that is in all the selected locations.
.. tip::
From the [:menuselection:`Inventory & Stock --> Locations`] main menu item
you can quickly get a list of stock in a single location by opening the
location you are interested in.
.. tip::
If you have only selected a single location then the stock levels will
include all the stock in the location's children as well.
However, if you selected multiple locations then only the stock in the
selected locations is included, any stock in their child locations is
*not* included.
.. _Checking and correcting stock levels:
Checking and correcting stock levels
====================================
There are a range of things, such as mispicks, damages and theft, that can
cause the stock levels on Tryton to not match the actual amount of stock
available.
Tryton allows you to check for and correct these discrepancies by performing
an `Inventory ` of a
`Stock Location `.
This process is sometimes also called a stocktake, stock count or inventory
check.
How often you need to do this, and to what extent, is very dependent on your
business.
You may do this once a year at the end of your fiscal year, or continuously
by means of a `cycle count`_.
When you create a new inventory you can use the :guilabel:`Complete` button to
complete the creation of the inventory.
This adds a line to the inventory for each product that is expected to be in
the location.
How you go about actually counting the stock will depend on how your stock
location is organised.
If each `Product ` is all together and is easy to count,
then you can enter the totals directly into the :guilabel:`Quantity` column.
If there are many different lines in the location, or not all of each product
is together, then you can start the `Count `
wizard using the :guilabel:`Count` button to enter the quantities as you go.
In this case, multiple quantities for the same product will be automatically
added together.
For each inventory you can choose how to deal with any lines where the quantity
has been left empty.
You can either keep the stock in the location, or empty it out.
Once the inventory has been finished you use the :guilabel:`Confirm` button
to correct the stock levels on Tryton.
.. _`cycle count`: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cycle_count
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Sending and receiving deliveries
================================
In Tryton you use `Shipments ` to send stock to your
customers and receive stock from your suppliers.
There are different kinds of shipments available depending on whether you're
dealing with customers or suppliers and whether you are sending or receiving
stock.
Although each type of shipment helps you manage the delivery of some stock,
and encompasses the same set of ideas, each is tailored for a particular
type of delivery.
From Suppliers
--------------
You use a `Supplier Shipment ` when receiving stock
from a supplier.
* The supplier shipment is first received in to the
`Warehouse's `
input `Location `.
* You can then use the
`Restocking List `
to help you put the stock away in the right locations in the warehouse.
To Suppliers
------------
If you need to send stock back to a supplier you use a
`Supplier Return Shipment `.
To Customers
------------
You use a `Customer Shipment ` when sending stock
out to a customer.
* When the customer shipment is waiting to be worked on, normally the first
thing you need to do is `Assign it `.
* You then pick the stock from the
`Warehouse `.
A `Picking List ` helps with this as
it details how much stock you need, and where it can be found.
* Once you've picked and packed the delivery you can dispatch it to the
customer from the warehouse's output `Location `.
It is common practice to send a
`Delivery Note ` along with your
customer's shipment.
From Customers
--------------
Stock that is returned by customers is handled by using a
`Customer Return Shipment `.
It works in a similar way to supplier shipments.
* You receive the stock in the warehouse's input location.
* Then you use the `Customer Return Restocking List
` to help you put it away
in the warehouse.
.. _Moving stock within your company:
Moving stock within your company
================================
If you want to move stock between `Locations ` within a
`Warehouse `, or between warehouses that
belong to the same `Company ` you use an
`Internal Shipment `.
The internal shipment helps you manage the processes of moving stock from one
place to another.
* Once the internal shipment is waiting to be worked on, you need to go ahead
and `Assign it `.
* You can use the
`Internal Shipment Report `
to help you find and pick, or move, the stock.
* If the stock is intended for another warehouse you then send the shipment
to it.
* Finally once you've put the stock away in the correct locations the internal
shipment is done.
.. tip::
You can use the `Stock Location Lead Time `
to setup how long it normally takes for shipments between two warehouses.
.. note::
If an internal shipment is expected to take more than one day to complete
then when the stock is sent it gets put in a transit location until the
shipment is done.
.. _Assigning shipments:
Assigning shipments
===================
Any `Shipments ` types that normally take stock from
either a storage or view `Location ` must be assigned
before they can be done.
The aim of this process is to find and reserve the stock specifically for the
shipment.
The `Assign Shipment ` wizard is used when
assigning shipments.
It tries to `Assign ` each of the shipment's
incoming `Stock Moves `.
In doing so it updates the stock moves based on what stock it managed to find.
If there is not enough stock available to fully assign the shipment you can
force the remainder to be assigned, although this will result in some stock
locations having negative stock.
.. note::
When stock moves from a view location are assigned the stock must always be
taken from one of its sub-locations, as view locations cannot be the
source or destination of a done move.
This also means moves from a view location cannot be forced.
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Finding the value of your stock
===============================
In Tryton you can easily find the value of stock that's in one, or more,
`Locations ` as the stock's cost value is included when
`Viewing stock levels` for the locations you are interested in.
.. _Updating the value of your stock:
Updating the value of your stock
================================
The value of the stock that your `Company `
owns is based on the `Quantity ` of stock and its
cost price.
You can correct the quantity of stock by
`Checking and correcting stock levels`.
You can also change how much the stock is worth by
`Updating a product's cost price`.
.. _Updating a product's cost price:
Updating a product's cost price
===============================
A `Product's ` cost price is affected by various factors
including its cost price method and in some cases the value of stock received
or dispatched.
The `Recompute Cost Price ` wizard is
used to update a product's cost price using the product's cost price method.
.. tip::
Most of the time you will not need to run the wizard that recalculates your
products' cost prices, because, by default, there is a scheduled task that
runs once a day and does this for you.
You can, however, also run the wizard at any time to ensure you are seeing
the most up to date information.
Once there are some `Stock Moves ` for a
`Product ` you can make a manual adjustment to a product's
cost price using the `Modify Cost Price `
wizard.
This allows you to do things like reduce the cost price, and consequently
stock value, of a product by ``10%`` from a certain date by using
``cost_price * 0.9``.
.. note::
If you modify a cost price you may also need to run the *Recompute Cost
Price* wizard to see the changes reflected in the product's cost price.
.. _Viewing cost price changes:
Viewing cost price changes
==========================
You can get a list of any manual cost price changes that have been applied
to a product by using the :guilabel:`Cost Price Revision` relate action from
the product's :guilabel:`Open Related Records` menu.
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# this repository contains the full copyright notices and license terms.
from trytond.exceptions import UserError, UserWarning
from trytond.model.exceptions import ValidationError
class AssignError(UserError):
pass
class MoveValidationError(ValidationError):
pass
class LocationValidationError(ValidationError):
pass
class PeriodCloseError(UserError):
pass
class InventoryValidationError(ValidationError):
pass
class InventoryCountWarning(UserWarning):
pass
class MoveOriginWarning(UserWarning):
pass
class MoveFutureWarning(UserWarning):
pass
class InventoryFutureWarning(UserWarning):
pass
class ProductCostPriceError(ValidationError):
pass
class ProductStockWarning(UserWarning):
pass
class ShipmentCheckQuantityWarning(UserWarning):
pass
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