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Hi,

I have a bit of a confusion with the MTO products, and value taken into account when the sales order is completed.

For the MTO(make to order) product, though the item is same, each production order differs to another in terms of consuming raw items, hence resulting in the overall manufacturing cost.

Say, we have a MTO item called "Test Item"

and have completed the manufacturing order and have 2 of them on hand as below:

Item

Lot

On Hand Qty

Replenished For Sales Oder No

Cost From Manufacturing

Test Item

000001

1

S00030

50

Test Item

000002

1

S00031

7000

Please consider above stock for example. Since I've set the inventory as FIFO, the cost in product/ product variant seems to be auto updated with 50 (i think that's because it's supposed to leave the inventory next as per FIFO).

 But since in real life it's not always the case the order that get's confirmed last will have the last delivery.

So, now if i complete the S00031 transfers (WH/OUT) with the correct lot number (000002), order first, it picks the 50 as value as opposed to 7000.

So, in such case, is there a way to pick the value based on the lot number, or it's associated manufacturing order, instead of the FIFO cost? Or changing the Costing method for such MTO product would be a good idea?

Or any method that considers the cost based on the lot number would also work, i suppose.


Any suggestion/ solutions would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks


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FIFO cost in Odoo is strictly FIFO. And cost does not follow Lot numbers either. But this is a requirement that I have noticed also from others. So if you develop anything to follow that cost more detailed, please keep us updated.

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The Specific Identification Method for inventory costing is a way for businesses to assign costs to inventory based on specific batches. This method ensures that the cost of each item is accurately tracked, which is crucial for items with unique characteristics or high value. However, it is essential to ensure compliance with local accounting standards when using this method. 

For more information on how this method is implemented in Odoo, you can visit the module deltatech_lot_valuation

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Fleximake, you explained the problem very well!

Its better to go with the AVCO for that product category atleast. If you want to see the consistent Inventory value deductions. - and you want the Margins on the those sales to be seen little realistic.

Otherwise collectively, if you keep the configs as is - your Inventory value reporting after those all delivery will be consistent enough.

So the Answer will be on the business needs that you want to derive out from this.

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