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We are having issues with traceability considering most of the products we sell.

Most of our products are bought with lot numbers, we can use the suppliers lot numbers as ours since those are unique. The problem exists when a product of one lot is partially used and both the used part and restpiece need to be traced.

Example:
wooden sheet are bought by lot, and placed in stock with their lot number. Some sheet are sold by the sheet, some are cut up and pieces sell to different customers.

When one sheet is sold, the inventory drops by one piece, which is correct. If one sheet is only partially sold, the remaining part is held in stock but how do we tell this to the inventory? And how to trace the remaining part, as it is no longer a full sheet?

 

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That is indeed what I am looking for Jaideep. What happens with an already cut sheet that is cut again? Some sheets can be cut up to 10 times before the original sheet is completely gone.

On the positive side, an already cut sheet can not ever become multiple sheets to track.

An already cut sheet may keep the same serial number when it is cut again, though changing its dimensions.

We do not yet use the manufacturing module, time to try it out.

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Thank you for the detailed reply. We already tried it that way, but our sheet come in stacks which have the same lot number.

More detailed example: 

We buy 5 stacks of sheet. Each stack contains 38 sheet, and each stack gets a unique lot number because every sheet should trace back to their original stack. The products are stored in the inventory by unit, number of pieces.

Partially used sheets should be stored by weight or square meter. Ideally along with the height and width.


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@Jaideep how to trace back from serial number (already cut sheet) to lot number (purchase order)?

the Manufacturing Order would have the link to the lot number of the sheet utilized as components.

You can view the traceability report by clicking trackability smart button on product serial number from menu Inventory > products > Lots/Serial Numbers

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You might need to create cut sheet as a different product with a different uoM, that is possible if you use the Manufacturing operation to convert. BOM for product cut sheet would have sheet as component (1 sheet = 4 sq mtr as example)

You can change tracking of Cut sheet to serial number to track individually. Each s/n is uniue, so you could use the description to note lengh & height details for future reference

Buy => Sheets tracked by lot number => sell sheets (units) or cut sheet (sq mtr) => use MO to convert sheet to sq mtr track cut sheet with s/n

It isn't straight forward as a product can only have 1 uom.

there are some posts I have come across for OCA modules that help keep track of product in 2 uom, however you also need a different tracking lots for sheet and s/n for cut sheet

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Yes you can cut a sheet multiple times and Odoo would keep track of the remaining qty (of sheet) as illustrated in @alouna ahmad answer below.

Each time you could update the 'Internal Reference' field on the s/n with the length and height of remaining sheet. this could be a quick way to identify which sheet to cut from as this field is visible on s/n list view
Inventory > Products > Lots/Serial Numbers

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Hi,

your quastion is " how to track partially sold quantities if you previously bought it in one piece? "

I will suggest this solution for you:

activate "units of measure" and " lots and serial numbers" features.

1. Create product "wooden sheet" and track it by lot number, specify unit measure in "meter" or "kg" as you bought it.


2. Buy this product and set the total amount in "meter" for example.

lets guess that you bought 10 units of wooden sheet, each one is 10 meters

Note: the solution could be more advanced with units of measure manipulation if i had more information about your usecase.


3. Receive product in stock and separate quantities per unit.

Note: here you separate wooden sheet into 10 different lots each includes 10 meters.


4. Create sales order to sale 5 meters of wooden sheet from lot numer 0001:


5. Deliver quantities:

6. Inventory report:

Note there are 5 meters lefted from lot number 0001 


This is basic idea you can set your own manipulation

Hope this will help.

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By reading it over and over only now I get what you mean and realise the value of your answer.
It looks like the only problem in this solution is the UoM. When buying in the lot by meters it is hard to convert and or devide one sheet in m².

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did you find a solution?


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