Open the Flow Map and the full web of linked documents appears at once, color coded by type with directional connectors that show how the work flows.

Add a model in Settings, tick the relations to follow, and a Flow Map appears in that model's Action menu automatically. No XML, no views, no developer.

The map only reads data, it never writes. Every document is read as the logged-in user, so record rules and company access always apply.

Sales, Purchase, Invoices, Transfers, Manufacturing, Projects and Tasks each get their own color, so you read the kind of document at a glance.

A status dot on each box shows draft, in progress, done or paid, so delays and bottlenecks stand out immediately.

Click any box to preview the document in a popup, or use the expand icon to open the full form. The Flow Map stays in the breadcrumb for an easy way back.

Ready-made links that are not simple fields, Sale Order to Purchase Order, Invoice to its source, Manufacturing to its transfers, switch on with a tick.

Set how many hops out and how many documents each map explores, per model, so large chains stay fast and readable.

Because the map reads as the current user, documents the user cannot see simply do not appear. Company and team rules are respected automatically.

Installs with working maps for Sale Order, Purchase Order, Manufacturing Order, Delivery, Invoice, Project and Task. Edit or extend them freely.

The chart is drawn natively inside Odoo. No external services and no third-party chart libraries are loaded.

On install the module seeds working Flow Map configurations for the common Sales, Purchase, Manufacturing, Inventory, Accounting and Project documents. Nothing else to set up.

On a Sale Order, Invoice, Manufacturing Order or any configured document, open the Action menu at the top and choose Flow Map.

The map lays out every linked document left to right. Colors show the document type, status dots show progress, and connectors show direction. Click any box to preview it in a popup, or use the expand icon to open the full form.

In Settings, Technical, Flow Map Sources, click New, pick a model, and tick the relational fields the map should follow. Save, and a Flow Map appears in that model's Action menu right away.

Per model, set how far the map reaches and how many documents it draws, so even large fulfillment chains stay fast and easy to read.

The model whose records get a Flow Map. Saving the record automatically adds a Flow Map entry to that model's Action menu.

The relational fields the map walks from each record. The dropdown lists only that model's link fields, so you simply tick the ones to include (for a Sale Order: Invoices, Transfers, Projects, Tasks).

Pre-made cross-document links that are not simple fields, such as Sale Order to Purchase Orders, Invoice to its source, or Manufacturing to its transfers. Switch each on with a tick.

How many hops out from the opened record the map explores. A depth of 3 reaches an order, its invoices, and the documents linked to those.

A safety cap on how many documents a single map draws, so even very large chains stay fast and readable. The map shows a "truncated" flag if the limit is reached.

Turns the Flow Map for this model on or off. Disabling it removes the Action-menu entry automatically, without deleting your configuration.

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