| Availability |
Odoo Online
Odoo.sh
On Premise
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| Odoo Apps Dependencies |
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Invoicing (account)
• Point of Sale (point_of_sale) • Discuss (mail) • Inventory (stock) |
| Lines of code | 1549 |
| Technical Name |
neurona_sale_center |
| License | OPL-1 |
| Website | https://neurona.cloud |
| Versions | 18.0 19.0 |
| Availability |
Odoo Online
Odoo.sh
On Premise
|
| Odoo Apps Dependencies |
•
Invoicing (account)
• Point of Sale (point_of_sale) • Discuss (mail) • Inventory (stock) |
| Lines of code | 1549 |
| Technical Name |
neurona_sale_center |
| License | OPL-1 |
| Website | https://neurona.cloud |
| Versions | 18.0 19.0 |
Neurona Sale Center
Recover real store-by-store sales totals, even when salespeople rotate between shops, counters, and POS terminals. Sale Center assigns the most likely operating center to POS tickets, quotations, orders, and customer invoices, so commercial reporting reflects what actually happened on the ground.
- Assign the right store across commercial documents
- Use real operational signals instead of late manual tagging
- Keep sales analysis cleaner by center
- Control overrides and corrections without operational chaos
- Understand where each attribution came from
- Repair historical data with recalculation tools
- Keep invoices aligned with the commercial origin
- Expose the center broadly, keep control narrow
- See exactly what is included in the module
- Evaluate where it creates the most value
- Review compatibility and scope notes
This module is built for businesses that sell through multiple stores, branches, counters, or POS terminals and need total sales by location to remain reliable even when the same team works across several places.
Assign the right store across commercial documents
Sale Center turns store attribution into an explicit commercial dimension instead of leaving it to memory, side notes, or downstream spreadsheet fixes.
- Create a clear list of operating stores, counters, or branches.
- Work with a controlled master dimension instead of ad hoc document notes.
- Make store ownership visible directly on commercial records.
- Keep POS tickets tied to the operating terminal or session.
- Assign the most likely center on quotations and sales orders.
- Bring that context into customer invoices when the flow supports it.
Use real operational signals instead of late manual tagging
The module relies on evidence that already exists in the operation, so attribution is based on how the business actually sold, not only on what someone remembers later.
- Link each POS configuration to its operating center.
- Use recent POS activity as the strongest clue for the responsible salesperson.
- Capture the real store or counter behind the transaction.
- Use controlled user fallback rules where stronger evidence is missing.
- Inherit the center from linked sales orders whenever the invoice flow allows it.
- Keep attribution coherent across related documents.
Keep sales analysis cleaner by center
Store attribution only matters if teams trust it. The objective here is better reporting confidence, not more admin burden.
- Expose the center as a usable reporting dimension in standard analysis views.
- Reduce ambiguity in store-level sales and invoicing totals.
- Give managers a more credible operational view by location.
- Capture attribution earlier in the workflow.
- Reduce late corrections once documents already exist in the system.
- Improve consistency between live operations and reporting output.
Control overrides and corrections without operational chaos
Sale Center is designed to stay light for daily users while still giving administrators the governance they need.
- Maintain centers as standard business records.
- Link POS terminals to the right center once.
- Keep the attribution model understandable for admins and users alike.
- Allow explicit manual correction when business reality requires it.
- Preserve source visibility instead of hiding exceptional cases.
- Keep corrective actions traceable and auditable.
Understand where each attribution came from
A good attribution model should not feel magical. Teams need to understand why a document ended up under a given store.
| Signal | Typical source | Operational value |
|---|---|---|
| POS linkage | POS terminal or session connected to a center | Captures the real store or counter behind the sale. |
| User fallback | Responsible user with a controlled fallback center | Provides a baseline when stronger store evidence is missing. |
| Document inheritance | Invoice linked to one or more sales orders | Keeps downstream accounting aligned with upstream commercial origin. |
Repair historical data with recalculation tools
When center definitions evolve or legacy records need cleanup, administrators need a safe recovery path instead of one-by-one document edits.
- Recompute attribution by company and date range.
- Limit recalculation to empty centers or force a wider correction when needed.
- Avoid manual cleanup on large historical datasets.
- Keep manual overrides protected unless admins explicitly force recomputation.
- Make historical correction deliberate rather than accidental.
- Preserve trust when old sales data needs repair.
Keep invoices aligned with the commercial origin
Customer invoices should not lose the store context that existed when the sale actually happened.
- Bring the center from linked sales orders into the invoice flow.
- Reduce divergence between commercial and accounting documents.
- Keep attribution coherent after confirmation and invoicing.
- Detect invoices that combine lines from more than one center.
- Mark them as mixed instead of forcing a misleading single assignment.
- Preserve clarity for finance, operations, and reporting teams.
Expose the center broadly, keep control narrow
Most users only need to see attributed centers on documents and reports. A much smaller group should define centers or run corrections.
- Show attributed centers in standard commercial flows.
- Keep day-to-day users focused on documents and outcomes.
- Support clearer internal conversations around store performance.
- Reserve center definitions and recalculation powers for administrators.
- Keep exceptional corrections explicit.
- Reduce the risk of casual manual tampering.
What is included in the module
- Sale center master data with POS linkage and user fallback support.
- Automatic assignment on POS tickets, quotations, sales orders, and customer invoices.
- Traceable assignment sources plus recalculation tools for controlled correction.
- No stock-picking attribution layer.
- No commissions engine or BI dashboard replacement.
- No redesign of standard Odoo commercial documents.
Where it creates the most value
- Clarifies which store really produced each sale.
- Supports businesses where sales staff rotate between locations.
- Creates a more defensible view of store performance over time.
- Retail groups with multiple POS endpoints.
- Showrooms, counters, and branches sharing the same salespeople.
- Teams that need better store totals without replacing standard Odoo flows.
Compatibility and scope notes
- Dedicated packages for Odoo 18 and Odoo 19.
- Community and Enterprise compatible.
- Standard dependencies:
sale,account,point_of_sale.
- Built for commercial attribution, not full financial or logistics allocation.
- Best results come from meaningful POS mapping and sensible fallback rules.
- Designed to strengthen reporting confidence without replacing broader analytics stacks.
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