Inter-warehouse replenishment

1. Select an existing warehouse or click New to create one.
2. Enter a Name and a Short Name (used on transfers).
3. In the Warehouse Configuration tab, locate the Resupply From field:
   • Tick the central warehouse’s name.
   • If the warehouse can be supplied by multiple warehouses, tick all applicable boxes.

Setting Routes on Products

Products must be correctly configured for inter-warehouse transfers.

1. Go to Inventory → Products → Products and select the product.
2. In the Inventory tab, you’ll see a route like:
   X: Supply Product from Y
   • X = Receiving warehouse.
   • Y = Supplying warehouse.
3. Tick this route to allow stock movement between warehouses.

This route can be used with MTO or Reordering Rules.

Replenishment Strategies

Make to Order (MTO)

The MTO method triggers stock movement when a sales order is created.

Steps:

1. Ensure the Replenish on Order (MTO) route is unarchived.
2. In the product’s Inventory tab, tick:
   • X: Supply Product from Y
   • Replenish on Order (MTO)

Reordering Rules

Reordering rules trigger replenishment when stock drops below a set minimum.

Steps:

1. In the product form, tick X: Supply Product from Y.
2. Click the Reordering Rules smart button.
3. Create a new rule:
   • Location: e.g., SHOP/Stock
   • Route: X: Supply Product from Y
   • Min Quantity and Max Quantity: Define thresholds.

Replenishing One Warehouse from Another

Once configured, replenishment can be triggered in several ways:

• From the Product Form:
  Click Replenish, choose the warehouse, and confirm.
• Through a Sales Order:
  When a sale reduces stock below the reordering threshold, replenishment triggers automatically.

Transfer Process

When replenishment is triggered, Odoo creates two transfers:

1. Delivery Order from the central warehouse (WH/Stock) to the shop (SHOP/Stock).
2. Receipt at the shop from the central warehouse.

While in transit, products are stored in Physical Locations/Inter-warehouse transit.