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Environment

  • Odoo 19 Enterprise
  • Apps: Sales, Inventory, MRP


Use case

Repair business. We sell “iPhone 12 Screen Replacement”. Confirmation should create an MO that consumes a stocked screen and repair labor.


Configuration

Product: “iPhone 12 Screen Replacement”

  • Product Type: Storable
  • Routes: Manufacture (built on demand; since we do not keep finished stock for repairs)


BoM:

  • Component: “iPhone 12 Screen” (Storable, stocked)
  • Line: Labor/Service for repair work


Goal

On a quotation/SO line, availability for “Screen Replacement” should reflect the available quantity of the screen component. We never pre-build the finished item.


Current behavior

  • SO line shows 0 available for the parent product.
  • Component “iPhone 12 Screen” has ample stock.
  • Confirming the SO auto-creates an MO that works correctly.
  • Sales needs “can we deliver?” based on component stock, not finished stock.


Considered

Switch BoM Type to Kit (phantom) so Sales availability derives from components. Downside: no MO and weaker repair/work-center traceability.


Questions

1. Is there a native setting in Odoo 19 to compute SO availability for a Manufacture BoM from its components?

2. If not, what is best practice for this pattern?

  • Keep Manufacture and add a computed availability on SO lines based on BoM components.
  • Switch to Kit (phantom) and model labor as a service line, accepting the loss of MO traceability.
  • Another standard approach for repair bundles built on demand?


Constraints

  • The same screen component is shared across multiple SKUs. We want to avoid over-commitment during quoting.
  • Prefer minimal customization if a standard configuration exists.
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A workaround could be having false stock distribution. Imagine you have 100 screens in stock, and you use them to build 2 products (product A and B):

You set your screen stock to 50, and product A and B to 25 each. Then you set your manufacturing with reordering rules to manufacture in bulk, and they will be dummies just to control stock.

That way when you get a confirmation on product A you will see you have it on stock, and later, when that stock drops below the quanity you set as minimum stock, a MO will trigger and you will "produce" more product A.

Not the best, but would work.

Hope that helps.

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