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Building Blocks

Here is information about some of the “building blocks” in Odoo

Tools

Automated Actions are simple but very powerful
- Server Actions are very similar, but are used in a different way
User-defined defaults can help to make Odoo more user-friendly and to reduce user errors

Odoo architecture

Views

View types
- Form View
- Menus
  - Windows Actions

Database

Odoo database introduction (basic concepts)
- Field types
  - many2many
- Computed Fields
Domain
Context

Security

Odoo Security

Multicompany

Multicompany
Multicompany (Odoo 13)
Parent & Child companies

Other

Odoo terminology
Developer (Debug) Mode

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Tips and Tricks

Anglo-Saxon and Continental Accounting in Odoo
Automated Action to prevent duplicates
Automated Actions: set company on products (Odoo 13)
Changing access rights on a button
Date Filters
Field types in Odoo
Inventory Postings and Valuation
Making a field invisible
Menus
Odoo 14: Replenishment and MTO
Odoo Error: Account Receivable or Account Payable not valid
Odoo Model Access
Odoo Online and other options
Preventing users from creating products “on the fly”
Sequence Numbering for documents
Some XML tips
Add a Smart Button using Odoo Studio
Adding a Kanban view (using Odoo Studio)
Adding fields using Odoo Studio
Adding filters (Odoo Studio)
Adding relational fields using Odoo Studio
Limiting access to fields (Odoo Studio)
Odoo Form View
Odoo Studio: adding a one2many field
Odoo Studio: field attributes based on User Access Groups
Odoo Studio: partner tags on a sales order
Pipeline status bar in Odoo
Tracking existing fields using Odoo Studio
Using Odoo Studio to create a new Model
Using Studio to fix a problem
Add applicants to mailing lists using Automated Actions
Add contacts to mailing lists using Automated Actions
Automated Action to make a copy and remove attachment
Automated Action to set Routes
Automated Actions to create tasks for Sales Order lines
Automated Actions: set company on contacts (Odoo 13)
Automatically select lowest-price vendor
Create a task using Automated Actions
Create analytic accounts for sales orders using Automated Actions
Multiple sequence numbers for sales orders
Simple conditions in an Automated Action
Use Automated Actions for validation (in CRM)
Use Automated Actions to create a BOM
Use Automated Actions to create Reordering Rules
Use Automated Actions to set income and expense accounts
Use Automated Actions to stop users archiving products
Adding user-defined filters
Basic database concepts in Odoo
Computed Fields
Context in Odoo
Developer (Debug) Mode
Domain in Odoo
Filters
many2many fields
Odoo Multicompany
Odoo terminology
Odoo View Types
Server Actions
Use Server Actions to copy (and delete)
User-defined defaults
Windows Actions
Automated Actions
Odoo Studio
Contacts / Partners in Odoo
Invoicing for services
Odoo editions and pricing
Settings
Using Routes and Rules
Using variants (colour, size, fit)
Multicompany in Odoo (version 12 and earlier)
Multicompany in Odoo 13
Odoo Multicompany: parent and child companies
Odoo Record Rules
Superuser and admin
User Access Groups
User setup
Sales Order Delivery Status (computed)
Use Server Actions to set a contact to be a customer or supplier
Using domain to limit what is displayed

Automated Actions
User Access Groups
Context in Odoo
Odoo Record Rules
Domain in Odoo
Computed Fields
Using Routes and Rules
Superuser and admin
Odoo Studio
Odoo tricks and tips

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