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Odoo Inventory

Stock numbers that are actually correct, not just present.

Odoo Inventory can run multi-warehouse, multi-step routes, lot and serial traceability, and automated reordering out of the box. What breaks it in practice is setup — sloppy location structures, opening balances that don’t match a physical count, and landed costs nobody bothered to allocate. We fix the setup, not just flip the module on.

Get an inventory audit → See what we set up
What we configure

Six pieces that decide whether your valuation is trustworthy.

Inventory is deceptively deep. Most of the pain we see isn’t Odoo missing a feature — it’s the feature configured against the business’s actual physical flow.

Multi-warehouse & locations

Warehouses, sub-locations, and zones (receiving, quality, bulk storage, pick face) mapped to how your physical site is actually laid out — not Odoo’s three-step default.

Routes & procurement rules

Pick-pack-ship, cross-dock, or a plain one-step warehouse — routes configured per product category so stock moves the way your team actually works, not the way a demo does.

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Lot & serial tracking

Batch traceability for regulated goods, individual serials for equipment under warranty. Full genealogy — which lot went into which delivery, on which date, to which customer.

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Landed cost allocation

Freight, duty, and insurance spread back across the PO lines they belong to, so your per-unit cost — and your margin — reflects what the goods actually cost you landed, not just the invoice price.

Opening stock migration

Physical count reconciled against whatever system you’re coming from before a single opening balance gets posted. We’d rather find the mismatch on day zero than in your first month-end.

Reordering rules

Min/max or make-to-order, per warehouse, per vendor lead time — so purchase suggestions actually match how fast you sell, not a flat buffer someone typed in during setup.

The part everyone underestimates

Opening stock is where most inventory go-lives quietly fail.

Illustrative pattern — not a specific client, but the shape we see repeatedly across Odoo go-lives that skip this step.

Rushed opening stock

  • Opening quantities typed in from the old system’s report, unverified against a physical count
  • Sample/demo data from Odoo’s default install left mixed in with real stock
  • Lot numbers re-generated instead of carried over — breaking traceability for anything already in the warehouse
  • Valuation method (FIFO/AVCO) switched mid-migration without a costing layer reset
  • First stock count after go-live turns up variances nobody can explain

Reconciled opening stock

  • Physical count taken and reconciled against system quantities before a single opening entry posts
  • Demo/sample data purged from the database before real data goes in
  • Existing lot/serial numbers preserved and cross-mapped, not regenerated
  • Valuation method locked and costing layers set deliberately, with sign-off
  • Variance report signed off by the business — before go-live, not after
Beyond the standard app

What we build on top of stock Inventory.

Bulk serial-number edit tool for field technicians Mobile lot capture at receiving Warehouse zone & location cleanup Automated landed-cost splitting for import businesses Barcode app configuration for scanner-driven picking Custom reordering logic tied to seasonal demand Physical-count vs system reconciliation reports Cycle-count scheduling by zone

Field technicians handling equipment installs and repairs shouldn’t have to open twenty serial number pop-ups one at a time — we build the bulk-edit screen that lets them close out a job in one pass.

3step levels Odoo routes support — 1-step, 2-step, 3-step
0tolerance for opening-stock variances left unexplained
FIFO / AVCOvaluation methods, set deliberately not by default
2traceability modes — lot (batch) or serial (unit)

Get a free inventory audit.

We’ll look at your current warehouse structure, valuation method, and opening-stock accuracy. Within 5 business days you’ll have a written audit — with a fixed-scope quote for what needs fixing. No deck.