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This is the time frame analysed by the scheduler when computing procurements. All procurements that are not between today and today+range are skipped for future computation.
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Located in
help:res.company,schedule_range:0
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Triggers an automatic procurement for all products that have a virtual stock under 0. You should probably not use this option, we suggest using a MTO configuration on products.
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Located in
help:procurement.order.compute.all,automatic:0
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<p class="oe_view_nocontent_create">
You can define your minimum stock rules, so that OpenERP will automatically create draft manufacturing orders or purchase quotations according to the stock level.Once the virtual stock of a product (= stock on hand minus all confirmed orders and reservations) is below the minimum quantity, OpenERP will generate a procurement request to increase the stock up to the maximum quantity.
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Located in
model:ir.actions.act_window,help:procurement.action_orderpoint_form
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Not used in computations, for information purpose only.
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Located in
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If checked new messages require your attention.
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module: procurement
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Located in
help:procurement.order,message_unread:0
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Holds the Chatter summary (number of messages, ...). This summary is directly in html format in order to be inserted in kanban views.
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Located in
help:procurement.order,message_summary:0
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<p>
Procurement Orders represent the need for a certain quantity of products, at a given time, in a given location. Sales Orders are one typical source of Procurement Orders (but these are distinct documents). Depending on the procurement parameters and the product configuration, the procurement engine will attempt to satisfy the need by reserving products from stock, ordering products from a supplier, or passing a manufacturing order, etc. A Procurement Exception occurs when the system cannot find a way to fulfill a procurement. Some exceptions will resolve themselves automatically, but others require manual intervention (those are identified by a specific error message).
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Located in
model:ir.actions.act_window,help:procurement.procurement_exceptions
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Reference of the document that created this Procurement.
This is automatically completed by OpenERP.
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Located in
help:procurement.order,origin:0
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Procurement '%s' is in exception:
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Located in
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PROC %d: from stock - %3.2f %-5s - %s
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Located in
code:addons/procurement/schedulers.py:111
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