I totally get the struggle with setting up pull-rules in odoo for your three locations. It can feel like such a mess sometimes. I've seen similar issues in porjects. Often, the problem lies with your routes and rules not lining up well with how you've planned things between raw, mnf, and end locations.

First up, make sure your routes are set right. Each pull-rule needs to be tied to the right action. Like when a manufacturing order is confirmed, it should move stuff from raw to mnf, then push finished goods from mnf to end when done. Double-check teh warehouse module's route configurations. Ensure source and destination are correct and things trigger at the right moments.

If manual tweaks aren't cutting it, that's where a tool like Cleverence can help. I remember having to tweak this stuff once myself, and let me tell you, it gets tricky. Cleverence's mobile automation sorted things out by offering real-time visibility across locations. Plus, its seamless integration with ERP systems like odoo fixed misalignments quickly. Maybe tinkering with a mobile solution can give u that extra edge with those pull-rule hiccups.

Hi, I am trying to make this work in Odoo 12. Has anyone done this is this version?

Organize your warehouses and transfer of goods otherwise. See this post

UPDATE, only for V8:

S - source, material warehouse - purchase warehouse
M - manufacturing warehouse
E - end products - sale warehouse

With these settings all transfers between warehouses are manually accepted.

Warehouses settings:

• In warehouse S check - Purchase to resupply this warehouse
• In warehouse E check - Resupply Warehouses M
• In warehouse M check - Manufacture in this Warehouse and Resupply Warehouses S

Reordering Rules:

• For products-materials set pseudo MTO in Stock location warehouse M. In this way materials from S will be transfered on demand.
• For end-products set pseudo MTO in warehouse M, too. Additionaly Quantity Multiple = Quantity From Bill Of Materials.In this way manufacturing order will be for the appropriate quantity.
• In warehouse E - defined reordering rule (as required or MTO)

Routes priority:

• route S -> M - higher priority than others for magazine M (buy, etc.)
• route M -> E - higher priority than others for magazine E (buy, etc.)
• routes priority is changed by changing the field sequence, or manually in similar way to here

Product settings:

• appropriate routes checked, for example M -> E for end-products and S -> M for materials

PS. You can build a similar transfers rules with one warehouse and three locations

Hope this help.

UPDATE 11-02.2015

How does the system choose the correct procurement rule:

When Odoo needs to find a procurement rule, it will check the routes that can be applied to the procurement as follows:

• It will try to find a rule from the route(s) on the procurement first
• If it does not find any, it will try to find a rule from the route(s) on the product and product category (+ its parents)
• If it does not find any there, it will try to find a rule from the route(s) on the warehouse

If in any of these cases, multiple rules are found, it will select the rule with the highest priority. This sequence can be changed in Warehouse/Routes (drag/drop the lines).

Thx Zbik for looping us to ambigious answers.
I already read this post before, and commented on your answer to get more explanation.
Please, if you have specific and step-by-step answers in details, you are welcome and you will be very appreciated.

Unfortunately, not working!
And I wonder why Odoo 8 is so complex is such a basic feature, in opposite to OpenERP7!

UPDATE...

I think your problem zbik is you are still running on OpenERP 7. May be this is point of misunderstanding

Still have trouble with your solution zbik!