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Ravi Durga Prasad

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I’m using Odoo 18 Community Edition (CE). In my manufacturing setup, I have two Work Centers (WCs) that perform the same operation (for example, Cutting).

What I want is to use both work centers at the same time on the same Manufacturing Order (MO) to finish the operation faster — not as an alternative WC (one or the other), but in parallel.

I already tried setting both WCs under the same operation and using “Alternative Work Centers,” but Odoo only assigns one WC at a time.

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Dawid Gacek
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Hi Ravi,

If you want to split Manufacturing Order, you have to do it manually. For instance, if you have 2 cutting machines, and need to produce 100 planks but you want to parallelize work, you need to manually split it.

Use Alternative Work centers for you machines.

Find your manufacturing order, open it. Click on gear icon next to its name, and "Split" MO. You'll have to choose batch size. 

Next, select all the manufacturing orders created (same name as original with "-00x" suffix), and click Plan. Orders will be planned according to Work Centers availability.

Dawid.

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Bay Forward
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In Odoo 18 Community Edition, the standard functionality doesn't allow multiple work centers to be used simultaneously for the same operation. However, you can do parallel processing by splitting the operation into separate tasks:


Create Multiple Operations: Define two separate operations for the same task (e.g., Cutting etc) in the Bill of Materials (BoM), each assigned to a different work center.


Set Operation duration: Adjust the durations of these operations so that they can align with the desired simultaneous processing time.


This method enables both work centers to handle the same manufacturing order concurrently. While this is not natively supported as a single operation, this approach helps achieve faster completion by utilizing both work centers in parallel.


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