Simon Lindsay skrev:
Khalid B wrote:
Have you looked at the ERP module? I recall it having an inventory module. Perhaps some pooling of effort would be more appropriate?
We do inventory tracking with purchase orders, goods receipt, serial number tracking, invoices etc.
Well, almost. Its about 90% built. Bugfixing and Testing needs to be done.
I've just done a huge number of changes to remove namespace/module name clashes with anything else (all modules are now erp_* and all functions should be erp_* or _erp* as well as adding some basic accounting sort of stuff to produce sales reports.
We don't yet integrate with ecommerce, but the changes just done are the first step in being able to do that.
I think an xmlrpc interface between the two, so that ecommerce can be on the live site, and erp at the back end might be the best way to go, with the option to have them on the same machine of course. Any other thoughts?
We're using part of the erp package to run our business already (job tracking), but i hope to be moving over to actually using the rest of the modules in the very near future, so I can ditch horrible, slow, quickbooks/myob.
There is still a way to go, and I have a lot more ideas on what is needed in addition to what is already being done, but its getting there.
Simon It's a very good idea. Maybe, we can put some of the functionality together, since the inventory management module, does handle items/goods/services in a more sales friendly way. The module is aiming to help the sales presentation and to help you with organize the products/inventory in groups based on item classes, item sub classes and manufactures .
The module also enables you to import prices, stock value, weight, ean numbers from csv/txt files. It also enables you to check if any supplier have got any new products in any given item class or from any given manufacturer. -- Best Regards René