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MRP from Odoo Portal 18.0

MRP from Odoo Portal

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v 18.0 0

Technical name	dh_mrp_portal
License	LGPL-3
Website	https://apps.datahatsolutions.com/apps/app/18.0/dh_mrp_portal
Read description for	v 19.0
Included Dependencies	Employee Portal User Link Portal: Frontend
Extensions	Quality Control Portal

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Description

A user-friendly Manufacturing (MRP) portal in Odoo that allows portal users to manage production activities directly from the portal without needing any backend or internal user access. Users can create, view, and manage manufacturing orders, track production progress, handle bills of materials, and monitor work operations easily from a single portal interface. This module makes manufacturing processes simple, accessible, and efficient for external users while keeping everything organized and transparent.

Key Highlights

Manufacturing Order Management: Create, view, and manage manufacturing orders directly from the portal.
No Backend Access Required: Perform all manufacturing activities without any internal or backend user access.
Bill of Materials (BoM) Handling: View and manage components required for production in a simple format.
Secure & Role-Based Access: Only authorized portal users can view or edit MRP data, maintaining security and compliance.
Production Tracking: Monitor the progress and status of manufacturing orders in real time.
Production Tracking: Monitor the progress and status of manufacturing orders in real time.
Work Center & Shop Floor Access: View and track work center operations and shop floor activities from the portal.
Easy-to-Use Interface: Clean and simple design that is easy to understand for non-technical users.
Centralized Manufacturing Control: Manage all production-related tasks from one place.

Screenshots

Install the module, create an employee record for the portal user, and configure the Manufacturing portal settings

Login as a portal user to access the MRP menu, where the MRP dashboard will display menus for Manufacturing Order,Work Order,Unbuild Order,Scrap,Product,Product Variant,Planning By Production,Planning By Workorder,Product,Product Variant based on the access permissions assigned to the associated employee.

Click on the Manufacturing Order menu to open a view similar to the backend interface, allowing the user to create new manufacturing order, view existing ones, and edit manufacturing order details as needed.

Click on the Work Order menu to open a view similar to the backend interface, where the user can see all work order and manage them through the standard MRP workflow.

Click on the Unbuild Order menu to open a view similar to the backend interface, where the user can see all unbuild orders.

Click on the BOM menu to open a view similar to the backend interface, where the user can create, view, and edit BOM.

Click on the Scrap menu to open a view similar to the backend interface, where the user can create, view, and edit scrap order.

Click on the Product or Product Variant menu to open a view similar to the backend interface,browse existing products and add new entries.

Click on the Planning By Production menu to open a view similar to the backend interface.

Click on the Planning By Workcenter menu to open a view similar to the backend interface.

Click on the Shop Floor menu to open a view similar to the backend interface.

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