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Hi,
We need to manufacture 100 identical items in a single batch. Each item must its own individual serial number so I have picked that option on the product template. There are 3 operations to build each. When I tried to set this up, Odoo created 100 Manufacturing orders and 300 operations! Not what I wanted.
Is there a way to build all 100 products and then assign the serial numbers all at once?
This is quite tricky, as standard in Odoo, is that one manufacturing order only can have 1 serial number finished.
I think of two options:
1. Create server actions ao you can confirm in mass all wokr orders. It does not solve that in the first work orders, you need to confirm 100 to create the 100 serial numbers. Althoug that should also be possible to do in mass. You might loose other functions in the work order - like steps, qa control, time recording...
2. The best might be this app: https://apps.odoo.com/apps/modules/16.0/bi_mo_serial_no/
It seems to solve the problem, as you can create many lot numbers in one manufacturing order. You can also import from Excel. I have not tested it.
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Hello wombat
I have the same situation, have you managed to resolve it?
This is now possible with Odoo 19.0
have you find a solution to this problem?
I followed the instruction by Paresh in this thread, however it does not work. When I select multiple MOs and click "Mark as done" from the Action menu, nothing happens at all.
If I open each MOs (many generated by "Mass Produce" button), and click “Produce All" button, I get a pop up window saying "You consumed a different quantity than expected for the following products. Please confirm it has been done on purpose.").
So looks like the many auto-generated mini MOs (containing one SN each) didn't set the consumed component correctly. And we have to click one by one. This is really a pain.