Hi,

1. Set Product UoM to Kilogram

2. In the product form, go to the Inventory tab. Scroll to the Packaging section. Add a new package.

This means 1 bag = 10kg.

3. In the sales order

A packaging unit (e.g., 1 bag = 10 kg) was likely defined in the product configuration.

So when 5 bags are selected, Odoo calculates:

5 bags × 10 kg = 50 kg, which is what is shown in the Quantity field.

If you would like more details. Please refer to the link https://www.cybrosys.com/blog/how-to-organize-and-manage-product-packaging-in-odoo-18

Hope it helps

1. Configure Product UoM:

• Go to Inventory > Configuration > Units of Measure.
• Create or use a kg UoM as the base UoM (Type: Reference Unit).
• Create a UoM called Bag:
  • Type: Bigger than the reference unit
  • Ratio: 1 Bag = 10 kg

So, if you're selling in bags, you're selling in multiples of 10kg.

2. Set Product UoM in kg (Base):

• In Products > Sample X:
  • UoM: kg
  • Purchase UoM: kg
  • Sales price: $2.00 (this is per kg)

This means all costing, pricing, and stock is tracked per kg.

3. Allow UoM Selection in Sales Order Lines:

• Go to Sales > Configuration > Settings.
• Enable:
  • Units of Measure
  • (Optional) Product Packaging

On the Sales Order line, you will now be able to select the UoM like "Bag".

4. Create Sales Order with Packaging UoM:

In Sales > Orders:

• Create a new SO.
• Add Sample X.
• Change UoM on line to Bag.
• Enter Qty = 5 bags (equals 50kg).
• Odoo will auto-convert the price:
  • $2/kg x 50 kg = $100

5. Customize SO Line to Show Both Bag & Per kg Pricing (Optional Display Tweak)

If you want the SO to show:

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Qty: 5 Bags
Unit Cost: $2/kg
Subtotal: $100

You can add a custom field or computed display on the SO line to show:

• the selected UoM (Bag)
• the real base price (per kg)
• and total in kg for clarity

This may require a custom module or QWeb report tweak in your sales PDF template or form view.

Thanks & Regards,

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