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Re: Stock valuation based on warehouse/location - food for thought ;-)
Re: Stock valuation based on warehouse/location - food for thought ;-)
Re: Stock valuation based on warehouse/location - food for thought ;-)
What does "separately identifiable" mean? Is a serial number
enough? I generally don't see a reason why cost price method
wouldn't do the job. It is valuing based on every single purchase
transaction, isn't it?
Best Frederik
Under ias2 if it is seperately identifiable for a customer it should have its own valuation regardless of warehouse location. The usual 2 ways are actual cost with lot tracking not in odoo standard or a seperate product.
On Thu, 21 Mar 2024, 9:46 am Iryna Vyshnevska, <notifications@odoo-community.org> wrote:
Cost method can be set per product per company, so if warehouses A and B belong to different companies valuation can be different. I hardly can imagine a need to have a different valuation approach for one product in one company as this will create different approaches in valuation in accounting.
On Wed, Mar 20, 2024 at 10:00 PM Abdalrhman Hassan عبدالرحمن حس ن <notifications@odoo-community.org> wrote:
What a methdolgoy !🤔
First time hear about this scenario.
On Mar 20, 2024, at 9:02 PM, Radovan Skolnik <notifications@odoo-community.org> wrote:
Hi, today I have had an interesting conversation about Odoo's shortcoming regarding stock valuation. I was told it is common practice and in some cases part of the legislation in here to have a different stock valuation in different warehouses/locations. For example I commonly purchase a certain type of notebook which I store in a warehouse A from which I also sell it. Now I have won a big contract to supply 500 of such notebooks somewhere. I contact my supplier, arrange a big discount for the 500 notebooks and have them sent to warehouse B (a project warehouse). The requirement would be that the valuation of stock in warehouse B is different (based on that heavily discounted purchase) from the one in warehouse A and these 2 shouldn't mix. Have you ever encountered such requirement? Is this common situation? I do not really need to solve this but it just got me curious. I guess it should be possible to create such a thing but that would mean patching stock_account, purchase_stock, stock_landed_costs and mrp_subcontracting_[purchase|dropshipping] and we would have possible as many stock valuation layer entries for each product as warehouses/locations that we deal with separately. Any inputs/comments would be welcome. Best regards Radovan Skolnik_______________________________________________
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Stock valuation based on warehouse/location - food for thought ;-)
Hi, today I have had an interesting conversation about Odoo's shortcoming regarding stock valuation. I was told it is common practice and in some cases part of the legislation in here to have a different stock valuation in different warehouses/locations. For example I commonly purchase a certain type of notebook which I store in a warehouse A from which I also sell it. Now I have won a big contract to supply 500 of such notebooks somewhere. I contact my supplier, arrange a big discount for the 500 notebooks and have them sent to warehouse B (a project warehouse). The requirement would be that the valuation of stock in warehouse B is different (based on that heavily discounted purchase) from the one in warehouse A and these 2 shouldn't mix. Have you ever encountered such requirement? Is this common situation? I do not really need to solve this but it just got me curious. I guess it should be possible to create such a thing but that would mean patching stock_account, purchase_stock, stock_landed_costs and mrp_subcontracting_[purchase|dropshipping] and we would have possible as many stock valuation layer entries for each product as warehouses/locations that we deal with separately. Any inputs/comments would be welcome. Best regards Radovan Skolnik
by Radovan Skolnik - 07:01 - 20 Mar 2024