Features

• Category-driven replenishment — a single rule covers every storable product in one or more product categories, instead of declaring orderpoints product by product.
• Source/destination pairs — each configuration ties one source warehouse to multiple destination warehouses, with their own categories and trigger type.
• Automatic route and picking type creation — saving a rule generates the matching stock.route, picking type and pull rules on the fly; the user only picks warehouses and categories.
• One-step or two-step transfers — direct internal transfer by default, or via an auto-created transit location when inter-site flows must be tracked separately.
• Self-maintaining orderpoints — moving a product into or out of a tracked category adds or removes its orderpoint automatically.
• Manual or automatic trigger — choose per rule whether replenishment fires immediately when stock is needed or waits for a scheduled run of the orderpoints.
• Recreate Orderpoints action — a button on each rule line forces a full rebuild of the orderpoints, useful after bulk catalog changes.

Configuration

All setup happens under the Inventory configuration menu. The user must belong to the Inventory: Administrator group.

1. Open the configuration menu

Go to Inventory → Configuration → Auto Reorder Transfer → Reorder Transfer Configs.

2. Create a transfer config

1. Click New and fill in:
   • Configuration Name — a descriptive label (e.g. Central → Hubs).
   • Source Warehouse — the warehouse from which stock will be pulled.
2. Save the record. The list view groups all configs by source warehouse for quick review.

3. Add reorder rules

In the Reorder Rules tab, add one row per destination warehouse:

4. What the module creates

On save, the module generates the following objects per rule line:

A duplicate destination warehouse across rules is rejected to avoid conflicting routes.

5. Keep orderpoints in sync

• Adding or removing a product from a tracked category updates the orderpoints automatically.
• Click Recreate Orderpoints on a rule line to force a full rebuild after large catalog changes.

How it works

Once the configurations are saved, replenishment happens through the standard Odoo orderpoints engine — no extra wizard is required.

Automatic flow (Trigger Type = Automatic)

1. A stock move or sale creates a need on a product whose category is covered by a rule.
2. The orderpoint fires and, through the auto-created stock route, generates an internal transfer from the source warehouse to the destination warehouse.
3. If Use Transit Location is ticked, two chained pickings are created: source → transit, then transit → destination.
4. The internal transfer follows the normal lifecycle (draft → confirmed → done) and can be processed by the warehouse team like any other picking.

Manual flow (Trigger Type = Manual)

1. The orderpoint still computes the replenishment need but waits for the scheduled Run Scheduler action (or a manual run).
2. Open Inventory → Operations → Replenishment to review proposed quantities and confirm them.
3. The transfer is then created with the same picking type as the automatic flow.

Keeping the catalog in sync

• Move a product into a tracked category — an orderpoint is added for it on the matching rule.
• Move a product out of a tracked category — its orderpoint is removed from the rule.
• For ad-hoc reconciliations, use the Recreate Orderpoints button on a rule line.

Where to look

Screenshots

Captured from a running Odoo instance.

Action stock auto reorder transfer config

Versions

19.0.1.0.0 (2026-05-25)

• Changelog tracking starts at this release.