Manufacturing Management ERP

Odoo Manufacturing is the production planning and execution module within Odoo's integrated ERP suite. Unlike a standalone MES, it shares a single database with Accounting, Inventory, Purchase, and Quality — so a finished goods delivery order automatically updates stock levels, triggers ZATCA-compliant invoicing, and feeds cost-of-goods data to the general ledger without any middleware.

Yes. Odoo supports multi-level BOMs including phantom (kit) BOMs where sub-assembly components are consumed directly into the parent order. BOM versioning lets you create a new version, set an effective date, and Odoo automatically applies the new version to manufacturing orders created after that date — while preserving the original version on in-progress orders.

Odoo's IoT Box is a Raspberry Pi-based device that connects to machines via USB, serial (RS-232/RS-485), or network interfaces. It sends signals — such as cycle counts, machine states, and alarm codes — directly to Odoo in real time. This powers automatic OEE calculation, scrap logging, and preventive maintenance triggers without manual operator input.

Yes. Lot and serial number tracking is configurable per product. Odoo records the full traceability chain: incoming vendor lot → raw material consumption in manufacturing → finished goods lot → outgoing delivery to customer. A single traceability report shows every component used in a specific finished goods lot — satisfying SFDA recall and audit requirements.

Quality control points are configured per product and operation. When a work order reaches a step with a QC point, the tablet prompts the operator to complete the inspection — entering measurements, pass/fail results, or photographic evidence. If the result fails, Odoo raises a non-conformance report, blocks the work order from advancing, and notifies the quality manager automatically.

Yes. Odoo's multi-company feature supports separate legal entities with distinct BOM libraries, workcenter configurations, and production analytics — all within one database. Inter-company manufacturing transfers generate ZATCA-compliant internal invoices automatically, and consolidated reporting rolls up production KPIs across all facilities.

A standard single-facility implementation — covering BOM migration, workcenter setup, quality configuration, and IoT Box deployment — typically runs 8–12 weeks. Multi-facility or complex discrete manufacturing projects with deep integration to Inventory and Accounting run 14–20 weeks. iWesabe scopes each project based on BOM complexity, number of workcenters, and traceability requirements.