Re: [tryton] Stock moves

On 2017-06-08 01:56, Maxime Richez wrote: > > > > > > > For me, a reparation is quite similar to a production but: > > > > - it is based on an asset > > - it is done where the asset is > > > > The workflow should be: > > > > - move asset and spare parts to the virtual production

Re: [tryton] Stock moves

On 2017-06-08 01:34, Maxime Richez wrote: > > > > > > > As a global rule spare parts should go to the same place as the > > repaired machines. > > If the machine is at customers, then spare part should go there. If > > the machine is an asset, it should stay in. > > So you know what is at

Re: [tryton] Stock moves

> > > For me, a reparation is quite similar to a production but: > > - it is based on an asset > - it is done where the asset is > > The workflow should be: > > - move asset and spare parts to the virtual production location > - move back the asset and new spare parts to the

Re: [tryton] Stock moves

> > And you use a production to consume those parts? Then, you will need an > internal shipment to move the parts only if the parts are stored on a > diferent warehouse. > No, those parts are used for repairing machines used by production.But we have a lot of machines, (and then a lot of

Re: [tryton] Stock moves

On 2017-06-08 01:25, Maxime Richez wrote: > > > > > > > Why you can not use an inventory? For me it's correct to create a > > inventory for this parts only. > > > > We use an inventory (for this reason those products are not checked as > "consumables". > My question was how to deal with the

Re: [tryton] Stock moves

> I should probably use an internal shipment. > > Indeed, if you are intereseted of keeping a log of which parts have been > "used" and which have been "lost", you can create a new location of type > "Lost and found", and use this new location as target location on a > internal shipment to

Re: [tryton] Stock moves

El 08/06/17 a les 10:34, Maxime Richez ha escrit: As a global rule spare parts should go to the same place as the repaired machines. If the machine is at customers, then spare part should go there. If the machine is an asset, it should stay in. So you know what is at

Re: [tryton] Stock moves

> > > As a global rule spare parts should go to the same place as the > repaired machines. > If the machine is at customers, then spare part should go there. If > the machine is an asset, it should stay in. > So you know what is at customers' and keep park configuration up-to-date. >

Re: [tryton] Stock moves

El 08/06/17 a les 10:25, Maxime Richez ha escrit: Why you can not use an inventory? For me it's correct to create a inventory for this parts only. We use an inventory (for this reason those products are not checked as "consumables". My question was how to deal with the daily moves,

Re: [tryton] Stock moves

> > > Why you can not use an inventory? For me it's correct to create a > inventory for this parts only. > > We use an inventory (for this reason those products are not checked as "consumables". My question was how to deal with the daily moves, each time someone pick a spare parts to repair

Re: [tryton] Stock moves

2017-06-08 10:02 GMT+02:00 Maxime Richez : > Hi, > > We have a specific warehouse with spare parts for repairing machines. Those > "products" are not considered as consumables because we need an inventory. > What is the best way to output those products ? Internal shipment

Re: [tryton] Stock moves

El 08/06/17 a les 10:02, Maxime Richez ha escrit: Hi, Hi Maxime, We have a specific warehouse with spare parts for repairing machines. Those "products" are not considered as consumables because we need an inventory. What is the best way to output those products ? Internal shipment to Lost

[tryton] Stock moves

Hi, We have a specific warehouse with spare parts for repairing machines. Those "products" are not considered as consumables because we need an inventory. What is the best way to output those products ? Internal shipment to Lost and Found or a specific location ? Create a "manual move" to a