Setting up Odoo Inventory the right way from day one saves you months of manually fixing stock counts later. Here's the quick overview of what it takes. The 6 steps, at a glance 1. Warehouse structure — map out your locations before adding anything else. 2. Import vendors — add suppliers first, since products link to them for reordering. 3. Import products — set units, cost, and reorder info correctly from the start. 4. Initial stock count — your accurate baseline that everything else builds on. 5. Sales & purchase flows — connect Sales/CRM so stock updates automatically. 6. Replenishment rules — set minimum thresholds so reorders trigger themselves. The tricky part isn't any single step, it's getting the warehouse structure and initial counts right the first time, since mistakes there are harder to unwind later. Want it set up correctly without the trial and error? Reach out and I'll walk you through it for your business. ...
Upgrading to Odoo 19 can bring real gains: faster performance, a cleaner interface, and deeper AI features across Sales, Accounting, and Inventory. But a migration that isn't planned properly can turn into days of firefighting instead of a smooth transition. Here's the checklist I walk clients through before any Odoo 19 upgrade. 1. Audit your current setup Before touching anything, get a full picture of what you're actually running. List every installed module, standard, third-party, and custom, and note which ones you actually still use. It's common to find modules that were installed once and forgotten. This is also the time to document your customizations and, importantly, why each one was made. That context matters later when deciding what's worth carrying forward. 2. Take a complete backup This step is non-negotiable. Create a full backup of your database and file store, and actually test that the restore works before you rely on it. A backup you've n...