Manufacturing

Know what to make, what’s ready and what it costs

See how Nodu can connect materials, production and stock in Odoo, help you plan the work and show where production costs come from.

Solutions

What you get

  • Know what was used. Each job shows the materials and quantities recorded.
  • See what is ready. Finished stock reflects the quantities completed.

What we do

We review how you make your products, then connect material receipts, production records and stock updates in Odoo.

What you get

  • See what can start. Ready and waiting orders appear in the same plan.
  • Know what needs attention. See missing parts and workstation availability before assigning the work.

What we do

We set up one Odoo planning view for the materials, production steps and workstations each order needs.

What you get

  • See what changed. Compare expected and recorded material and time costs.
  • Check the figures. Follow differences back to the production records behind them.

What we do

We agree which costs to include, then set up an Odoo comparison between your starting estimate and recorded costs.

What we would propose

Quotes and plans are prepared for you, and stock updates automatically. You see what needs your attention.

A new quote, using a previous job

The result

A draft quote based on the previous job, ready to review.

  1. The earlier work is found

    Its quote, materials and production steps are brought together for you.

  2. You see what has changed

    New quantities and specifications are compared with the earlier job.

  3. The quote is prepared automatically

    Available prices and production times are used to build the draft.

  4. You review and send

    Check the details, make any changes and send the quote.

A part is missing. What can we make meanwhile?

The result

A proposed production plan showing which jobs can start and which need parts.

  1. You see which jobs are affected

    Orders that need the missing part are highlighted automatically.

  2. You see the available supplies

    Available stock and expected deliveries appear together.

  3. A new plan is suggested

    You see which jobs could start, taking the existing schedule into account.

  4. You choose what runs next

    Review the suggestion and approve the changes.

Only part of the order is finished

The result

Finished stock updated from confirmed quantities, with remaining work kept on the plan.

  1. Your team confirms progress

    Record the finished units and materials used.

  2. The details are checked automatically

    The figures are matched to the job, and anything missing is flagged for you.

  3. Stock updates automatically

    Odoo adds the confirmed units to finished stock.

  4. The rest stays on the plan

    The remaining quantity stays linked to the original job.

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Any other issues

First we evaluate, then you try it, and only then do you decide

We’ll understand what is getting in your way, then work on a safe copy of your Odoo. You’ll see what we found, try the agreed improvement and check the result with your team. Once you accept the work, we’ll plan your move to Nodu and continue looking after your system.

How we implement it

The same for any of these situations: we pick one, build it on a copy, and don’t touch your system until you have seen it working.

  • We pick one, not all of them

    Half an hour looking at how you work today so we can keep the one that gives you back the most time. Out of that comes one specific thing, inside the subscription and with no separate quote.

  • It gets built on a copy

    We build a digital twin of your system and what sits around it, and work there. Your installation isn’t touched, so you can see it working without risking anything.

  • Your team uses it and understands it

    We hand it over up and running and teach you with your own data in front of you. And we tell you how it’s built, so you don’t depend on us to touch it.

  • And we decide what comes next

    You leave with the list of what follows, in order. From there they run inside the subscription, one at a time.