Odoo Development
| Availability |
Odoo Online
Odoo.sh
On Premise
|
| Odoo Apps Dependencies |
•
Discuss (mail)
• Inventory (stock) |
| Lines of code | 697 |
| Technical Name |
wb_low_stock_notification |
| License | AGPL-3 |
| Website | https://wanbuffer.com |
| Versions | 17.0 18.0 19.0 |
| Availability |
Odoo Online
Odoo.sh
On Premise
|
| Odoo Apps Dependencies |
•
Discuss (mail)
• Inventory (stock) |
| Lines of code | 697 |
| Technical Name |
wb_low_stock_notification |
| License | AGPL-3 |
| Website | https://wanbuffer.com |
| Versions | 17.0 18.0 19.0 |
Product Low Stock Notification
The Low Stock Notification Module is designed to alert users when product stock levels fall below defined minimum quantities. It supports global, individual, and reorder rule-based configurations, ensuring timely stock replenishment and uninterrupted business operations.
Features
1. Automatic Low-Stock AlertsThe system automatically alerts users through email when product quantities fall below the defined minimum stock level.
2. Email Notification to Authorized UsersOnly the designated or configured users receive the low-stock alerts, including a detailed report as an attachment.
3. Minimum Quantity Setup per ProductUsers can define a specific minimum stock threshold for each product to trigger restock notifications.
4. Variant-Level Minimum Quantity SetuptMinimum quantity limits can also be configured at the product-variant level to track individual item availability.
5.Flexible Notification OptionsAlerts can be configured globally for all products, individually per product, or dynamically based on existing reordering rules.
6. Stock Basis SelectionNotifications can be triggered using either On-Hand stock levels or Forecasted Quantities, depending on the userâs preference.
Company Configuration
Enable low stock alerts under company settings.
User Notification Preference
Users can activate âNotify Userâ in preferences to receive alerts.
Global Product Alerts
Set global minimum stock levels to monitor all products at once.
Automated Scheduling
Configure cron jobs for automatic email notifications.
Email Alerts
Receive instant email notifications when products fall below minimum stock.
Report Attachments
Low stock reports are auto-attached to emails for quick review.
Individual Product Alerts
Configure minimum stock levels on a per-product basis for targeted monitoring.
Product-Level Setup
Define minimum quantity limits individually per product.
Email Alerts
Receive instant email notifications when products fall below minimum stock.
Report Attachments
Low stock reports are auto-attached to emails for quick review.
Reorder Rules Notification
Get alerts based on product reordering rules and thresholds.
Replenishment Management
Create reordering rules to maintain healthy stock levels.
Email Alerts
Receive instant email notifications when products fall below minimum stock.
Report Attachments
Low stock reports are auto-attached to emails for quick review.
In-App Notifications
Receive low stock reminders directly in the Odoo Discuss module.
No, this module is not compatible with Odoo Online (SaaS) environments. It can only be used with Odoo.sh or on-premise installations.
Yes, youâll receive 60 days of complimentary support from the date of purchase to resolve any bugs or technical issues related to the module.
Yes, each major Odoo version (starting from v13.0 onward) requires a separate license purchase for compatibility and maintenance reasons.
After downloading, simply extract the ZIP file and place the module folder inside your Odoo addons directory.
Then, enable Developer Mode, go to Apps â Update Apps List, and youâll see the new module available for installation.
Purchase Terms & Conditions
Standardize vendor communications by attaching Terms & Conditions to Requests for Quotation, Purchase Orders, and Vendor Bills. The app lets you choose from pre-configured templates while creating these documents, ensuring all relevant terms are consistently shared and printed in final outputs.
Features
Create reusable templates for vendor-side documents
Apply terms to Purchase RFQs and Orders
Apply terms to Vendor Bills
Templates auto-reflect in final PDF layouts
Easy integration with Odoo Purchase & Invoicing modules
Fully supports Community and Enterprise editions
1) Go to the Odoo Apps menu and install the module
Then, navigate to Settings Users Access Rights
and ensure the appropriate permissions are enabled for "Purchase Terms &
Conditions."
2) Navigate to Purchase Configuration
Go to Purchase Configuration
Terms and
Conditions.
This section allows you to manage all templates specific to purchase operations.
3) Create a New Template
Click the Create button to add a new Terms & Conditions template.
You will also see a list of all previously created templates here.
4) Fill in Template Details
Enter a Title, select the Company, and write your
Terms & Conditions in the text editor.
Click Save to finalize the template.
5) Go to Purchase Configuration
Terms and
Conditions
Navigate to Purchase Requests for Quotation
(RFQ) and click the Create button to generate a new RFQ
or Purchase Order.
6) Select Terms on RFQ/Purchase Order Form
On the RFQ or Purchase Order details page, you will see a new tab titled
Terms and Conditions.
From here, select the desired template - the terms content will auto-fill
accordingly.
7) Terms in Print/PDF
Upon confirming the RFQ into a Purchase Order, the selected Terms &
Conditions will be included in the printable PDF.
8) Use in Vendor Bills
While creating or editing a Vendor Bill, you will see the same
Terms and Conditions tab.
Choose the required template, and the terms will be printed on the final bill
document.
Yes, the same template can be reused, or you can define separate ones per document type.
Yes, terms will be visible in shared PDF documents for both.
Yes, templates are editable from the configuration menu and can be updated anytime.
Yes, selection is manual per document to ensure flexibility and relevance.
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