You'll 'love' this one. make_to_order /never/ looks at available stock. You have the first RFQ because the procurement for this product was set to make_to_order, so it literally created an order. You have the second RFQ because the scheduler noticed the orderpoint and created a RFQ for it.

To do what you probably want to do, set your product to make_to_stock. This will hit 'exception' because there is no inventory, and then the scheduler will check the orderpoint, notice < 30 stock, and create one RFQ for 40 (30 keep in stock + 10 you needed)

Thank you CB. In real Scenario do we need to run Scheduler manually every time? I thought it should automatically run scheduler not manual.

You need either: 1. Run procurements manually, 2. Run scheduler manually, 3. Setup the scheduler to run automatically via the Scheduled Actions area in settings, or 4. Install mrp_jit which tries to run procurements immediately.

Thank you for your help

How can I setup the scheduler to run automatically?

Under Technical Data I see Object, Method, and Arguments and have trouble wrapping my head around how to make it work.