# SOME DESCRIPTIVE TITLE. # Copyright (C) 2015-TODAY, Odoo S.A. # This file is distributed under the same license as the Odoo package. # FIRST AUTHOR , YEAR. # # Translators: # Abdalla Mohamed , 2019 # #, fuzzy msgid "" msgstr "" "Project-Id-Version: Odoo 13.0\n" "Report-Msgid-Bugs-To: \n" "POT-Creation-Date: 2019-11-20 10:20+0100\n" "PO-Revision-Date: 2019-10-03 09:46+0000\n" "Last-Translator: Abdalla Mohamed , 2019\n" "Language-Team: Arabic (https://www.transifex.com/odoo/teams/41243/ar/)\n" "MIME-Version: 1.0\n" "Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8\n" "Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit\n" "Language: ar\n" "Plural-Forms: nplurals=6; plural=n==0 ? 0 : n==1 ? 1 : n==2 ? 2 : n%100>=3 && n%100<=10 ? 3 : n%100>=11 && n%100<=99 ? 4 : 5;\n" #: ../../manufacturing.rst:5 msgid "Manufacturing" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management.rst:5 msgid "Manufacturing Management" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/alternative_wc.rst:3 msgid "Using an alternative Work Center" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/alternative_wc.rst:5 msgid "" "For many manufacturing companies, a common issue is to have to manufacture, " "at the same time, several products usually produced at the same work center." " If in practice, employees can manufacture the goods at another work center," " it is not that simple." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/alternative_wc.rst:10 msgid "" "You need to keep track of the job: which work center has been used and when," " so you can schedule maintenance efficiently. With Odoo, you can configure " "it so you can keep tracking manufacturing orders and your employees have an " "alternative work center to use." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/alternative_wc.rst:15 msgid "" "This way, your process becomes more efficient, and less non-productive time " "will be noticed." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/alternative_wc.rst:20 msgid "Configure your Work Centers" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/alternative_wc.rst:22 msgid "" "The first thing to do is to go to the *Manufacturing* app settings. Then, " "enable the *Work Orders* feature and hit save." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/alternative_wc.rst:30 msgid "" "Now, go to the *Work Centers* menu under *Master Data* and create two new " "work centers. Add the second work centers as an alternative to the first and" " vice versa." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/alternative_wc.rst:39 msgid "" "The next step is to create your *routing*. Add your work center and an " "operation to it before saving." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/alternative_wc.rst:47 msgid "" "Then, you can create your *Bill of Materials* and add components and routing" " to it." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/alternative_wc.rst:56 msgid "Create your Work Orders" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/alternative_wc.rst:58 msgid "" "Now that everything is configured, you can create your *Work Orders*. Go to " "the *Manufacturing Orders* menu and hit *Create*. There, add your product " "and plan it. In the *Work Orders* list, you can find it ready to be " "assembled." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/alternative_wc.rst:68 msgid "" "Each new *Work Order*, which will be created before the end of the first " "one, will be scheduled at the alternative work center you configured." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/alternative_wc.rst:78 msgid "" "Keep in mind that, if you add time after production to your work center, you" " may have work orders scheduled for your alternative work center even if the" " usual one is free." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/bill_configuration.rst:3 msgid "Create Bills of Materials" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/bill_configuration.rst:5 msgid "" "A *Bill of Materials* is a document defining the quantity of each component " "required to manufacture a finished product. It also includes the routing and" " individual steps of the manufacturing process." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/bill_configuration.rst:9 msgid "" "With Odoo, you can link multiple BoMs to each product and use it to describe" " multiple variants of them. Each BoM will, yet, be associated with one " "product only." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/bill_configuration.rst:13 msgid "" "This feature will help optimize your manufacturing process while saving you " "time." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/bill_configuration.rst:17 msgid "Setting up a BoM" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/bill_configuration.rst:19 msgid "" "You can use BoMs without routings. You will use this if you choose to manage" " your manufacturing operations using manufacturing orders only. In other " "words, you choose to realize your manufacturing process in one step and do " "not track the steps the product goes through." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/bill_configuration.rst:24 msgid "" "Before creating your *BoM*, you have to create the product using the *BoM* " "and, at least, one of the components. Go to the *Master Data* menu > " "*Products* and create both the finished product and the component." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/bill_configuration.rst:29 msgid "" "Once done, go to the *Bills of Materials* menu under *Master Data*. Now, " "create it. Choose the product from the dropdown menu and add your components" " and the quantity. In this case, keep the default *BoM* type, which is " "*Manufacture this Product*." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/bill_configuration.rst:38 msgid "Using the same BoM to describe Variants" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/bill_configuration.rst:40 msgid "" "As said above, you can use *BoM* for *Product Variants*. It is basically the" " same as for the standard product." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/bill_configuration.rst:43 msgid "" "If your *BoM* is for one variant only, then specify which one in the " "*Product Variant* field. If not, specify the variant it is consumed for on " "each component line. You can add several variants for each component." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/bill_configuration.rst:52 msgid "Adding a routing" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/bill_configuration.rst:54 msgid "" "You can add routing to your *BoM*. You will do this if you need to define a " "series of operations required by your manufacturing process. To use it, " "enable the *Work Orders* feature in the *Manufacturing* app settings." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/bill_configuration.rst:63 msgid "" "Each *BoM* can have only one routing while each routing can be used multiple" " times." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/bill_configuration.rst:66 msgid "" "Now that you have created your routing, add it to your *BoM*. You can select" " when, in the work operations, your components are consumed with the " "dropdown menu." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/bill_configuration.rst:74 msgid "Adding By-Products" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/bill_configuration.rst:76 msgid "" "In Odoo, a *by-product* is any product produced by a *BoM* in addition to " "the primary product." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/bill_configuration.rst:79 msgid "" "To add *by-products* to a *BoM*, you will first need to enable them from the" " *Manufacturing* app settings." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/bill_configuration.rst:85 msgid "" "Once the feature is enabled, you can add your *By-Products* to your *BoMs*. " "You can add as many *By-Products* as you want. Just keep in mind that you " "need to register during which operation your by-product is produced." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/flexible_components_consumption.rst:3 msgid "Use flexible components consumption" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/flexible_components_consumption.rst:5 msgid "" "Sometimes, you might need more components than usual to manufacture a " "product. Let’s say that you produce a desk combination of 4 desks and two " "chairs but your customer asks you one more desk. Alright, you can do that. " "But you will need to register it!" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/flexible_components_consumption.rst:10 msgid "" "In case this happens, Odoo has the *flexible components consumption* feature" " available. If you enable it, you will be able to consume as many components" " as needed and it will make you save time in the registration of your items " "consumption." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/flexible_components_consumption.rst:16 #: ../../manufacturing/management/kit_shipping.rst:31 #: ../../manufacturing/management/kit_shipping.rst:66 #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:9 #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:9 msgid "Configuration" msgstr "الإعدادات" #: ../../manufacturing/management/flexible_components_consumption.rst:18 msgid "" "Using flexible component consumption is easy and can be done in a few steps." " All you need is a *BoM* and a *Quality Control Point*. Therefore, you will " "need to activate the feature *Quality* in the *MRP* app settings." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/flexible_components_consumption.rst:23 msgid "" "First, open the *BoM* you want to use for flexible component consumption and" " edit it. In the *Miscellaneous* tab, choose *Flexible* as the consumption " "type. Then, save." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/flexible_components_consumption.rst:30 msgid "" "Now, in the *Quality* app, open the *Control Point* menu, under *Quality " "Control* and create a new *Quality Control Point*. Choose your product, your" " operation and work order operation. Then, choose *Register Consumed " "Materials* as type." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/flexible_components_consumption.rst:38 msgid "" "Next, go back to your *Manufacturing* app and create a *Manufacturing " "order*. Choose the product for which you have created the flexible *BoM*." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/flexible_components_consumption.rst:42 msgid "" "Then, confirm it and launch the process step. While processing, you will " "have the possibility to consume more components than expected in the *BoM*. " "To do so, click on *Continue Consumption*." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/flexible_components_consumption.rst:49 msgid "" "When the job is over, you will find a summary of your component consumption " "in the *Finished Steps* tab of your work order." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/kit_shipping.rst:3 msgid "Sell sets of products as kits" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/kit_shipping.rst:5 msgid "" "A *kit* is a set of components that are delivered without first being " "assembled or mixed. *Kits* are described in Odoo using *Bills of Materials*." " There are two basic ways to configure *kits*, depending on how the stock of" " the kit product is to be managed. In either case, both the *Inventory* and " "*Manufacturing* apps must be installed." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/kit_shipping.rst:12 msgid "Manage Stock of Component Products" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/kit_shipping.rst:14 msgid "" "If you want to assemble kits as they are ordered, managing stock of the kit " "components only, you will use a *Kit BoM* without a manufacturing step." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/kit_shipping.rst:18 msgid "" "A product using a *Kit BoM* will appear as a single line item on a quotation" " and sales order, but will generate a delivery order with one line item for " "each of the components of the kit. In the examples below, the first image " "shows a sales order for the kit *Custom Computer Kit*, while the second " "image shows the corresponding delivery order." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/kit_shipping.rst:33 msgid "" "From the *Products menu* in either the *Inventory* or *Manufacturing* app, " "create each component product as you would with any other product, then " "create the top-level, or kit product. The kit product should have only the " "*route Manufacture* set, in the *Inventory tab*. Because you cannot track " "the stock of kit products, the *Product Type* should be set to Consumable. " "Because a kit product cannot be purchased, then, *Can be Purchased* should " "be unchecked." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/kit_shipping.rst:41 msgid "" "All other parameters on the kit product may be modified according to your " "preference. The component products require no particular configuration." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/kit_shipping.rst:48 msgid "" "Once the products are configured, create a *bill of materials* for the kit " "product. Add each component and its quantity. Select the *BoM Type Ship this" " product as a set of components*. All other options may be left with their " "default values." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/kit_shipping.rst:57 msgid "Manage Stock of Kit Product and Component Products" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/kit_shipping.rst:59 msgid "" "If you want to manage stock of the *top-level kit product*, you will use a " "standard *BoM* with a manufacturing step instead of a *Kit BoM*. When using " "a standard BoM to assemble kits, a *manufacturing order* will be created. " "The *manufacturing order* must be registered as completed before the kit " "product will appear in your stock." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/kit_shipping.rst:68 msgid "" "On the kit product, select the *route Manufacture*. You may also select " "*Make to Order*, which will create a *manufacturing order* whenever a sales " "order is confirmed. Select the product type *Storable Product* to enable " "stock management." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/kit_shipping.rst:76 msgid "" "When you create the *bill of materials*, select the BoM Type *Manufacture " "this product*. The assembly of the kit will be described by a *manufacturing" " order* rather than a packing operation." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/manufacturing_order.rst:3 msgid "Process Manufacturing Orders" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/manufacturing_order.rst:5 msgid "" "In Odoo, you can manage your manufacturing process in two different ways. " "You can work with one document, or decide to have more information and " "control over it." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/manufacturing_order.rst:9 msgid "" "In the first case, Odoo makes things easier and helps you manage work with " "one document only: the manufacturing order. No complex steps during the " "process, you just have to schedule the job and record the production." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/manufacturing_order.rst:14 msgid "" "But, if you need more control, you can use additional documents (steps) to " "your manufacturing process. This way, *Manufacturing Orders* are divided " "into one or more steps defined by *Work Orders* and performed in a sequence " "defined by *routings*." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/manufacturing_order.rst:19 msgid "" "Using Odoo will allow you to precisely schedule the job, analyze your " "efficiency but also have ease when realizing each step of your manufacturing" " process." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/manufacturing_order.rst:24 msgid "Manage Manufacturing Without Routings" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/manufacturing_order.rst:26 msgid "" "If your manufacturing process is limited to one place, one person and one " "step, you will probably use manufacturing orders without routings." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/manufacturing_order.rst:29 msgid "" "In Odoo, it is the default behavior. If work this way, there are two basic " "phases from planning to production:" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/manufacturing_order.rst:32 msgid "Create a manufacturing order" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/manufacturing_order.rst:34 msgid "Record the production" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/manufacturing_order.rst:37 msgid "Manage Manufacturing with Routings and Work Centers" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/manufacturing_order.rst:39 msgid "" "To use *Work Centers* and *Routings*, you will need to enable the *Work " "Orders* feature. To do so, go to the *Manufacturing* app settings." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/manufacturing_order.rst:46 msgid "" "Now, you can add routings to *BoMs* and configure your operations taking " "place at different *work centers*. The *Work Centers* are the locations at " "which work orders are performed." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/manufacturing_order.rst:53 msgid "" "When manufacturing this way, each *Work Order* is scheduled individually. " "You will also have access to time and capacity planning, as well as reports " "on costing and efficiency for each *Work Center*." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/manufacturing_order.rst:60 msgid "Thus, the workflow is divided into three basic phases:" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/manufacturing_order.rst:62 msgid "Create the manufacturing order" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/manufacturing_order.rst:67 msgid "Schedule the associated work orders" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/manufacturing_order.rst:72 msgid "Perform the scheduled work and record production" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/plan_work_orders.rst:3 msgid "Plan Work Orders" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/plan_work_orders.rst:5 msgid "" "In some cases, companies need to schedule their work orders. Doing so, they " "can organize the work for the whole day and be sure everything goes well. It" " helps to avoid scheduling multiple work orders at the same time when you " "don’t have the capacity to do so." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/plan_work_orders.rst:10 msgid "" "With Odoo, companies can schedule the planned start date for their " "manufacturing orders. No possible duplication, no potential issues with the " "planning. And, if you plan two work orders at the same work center, at the " "same hour, the second one will be scheduled right after the first one, " "avoiding work superposition." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/plan_work_orders.rst:17 msgid "Create the Work Orders" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/plan_work_orders.rst:19 msgid "" "The first thing you need to do is to open the *Manufacturing* app. Then, Go " "to the settings and enable the *Work Orders* feature." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/plan_work_orders.rst:25 msgid "" "Now, go to the *Manufacturing Orders* menu and hit *Create*. Choose your " "product and add a *Planned Start Date*." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/plan_work_orders.rst:32 msgid "" "The “Deadline Start” field is informative. It shows you until when you can " "launch the manufacturing order to fulfill the initial demand." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/plan_work_orders.rst:35 msgid "" "Mark your *Manufacturing Order* as todo and plan it. By going to the " "*Planning* menu, you can access to the scheduled orders. Here is the one we " "just created:" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/plan_work_orders.rst:43 msgid "" "If you plan two work orders at the same hour, the second one will be " "scheduled after the first one if the jobs need to be done at the same work " "center. The start date will, then, be automatically updated considering the " "first free slot on the work center." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/plan_work_orders.rst:48 msgid "" "If you overrun the planned date and begin the job later, you will have a " "track of it in the *Time Tracking* tab of your work order." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/product_variants.rst:3 msgid "How to manage BoMs for product variants" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/product_variants.rst:5 msgid "" "Odoo allows you to use one bill of materials for multiple variants of the " "same product. Simply enable variants from :menuselection:`Configuration --> " "Settings`." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/product_variants.rst:12 msgid "" "You will then be able to specify which component lines are to be used in the" " manufacture of each product variant. You may specify multiple variants for " "each line. If no variant is specified, the line will be used for all " "variants." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/product_variants.rst:17 msgid "" "When defining variant BoMs on a line-item-basis, the **Product Variant** " "field in the main section of the BoM should be left blank. This field is " "used when creating a BoM for one variant of a product only." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:3 msgid "Set routings on kit Bills of materials" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:5 msgid "" "It often happens that you want to use kit BoM’s within manufactured product " "BoM’s in order to lighten the list of components for this manufactured " "product. When doing so, you would like to have the possibility to specify, " "for each kit component, in which operation they are consumed." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:11 msgid "" "We will see the three use cases that you can face in these kinds of " "configurations." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:15 msgid "Finished Product & Kit Component have the same Routing" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:18 #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:63 #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:107 msgid "Create BoM for the Finished Product" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:20 #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:65 msgid "" "Create a manufactured BoM for the finished product which includes a kit " "component. Set a routing on your BoM, for example, *Assemble Furniture*." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:28 #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:73 #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:117 msgid "Create a Kit BoM for the Kit Component" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:30 msgid "" "Update the kit component to define its BoM. Make sure that the routing which" " is set on this BoM is the same one than on the Finished Product." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:36 msgid "" "You can define the operations in which the kit components are used directly " "in the BoM of the kit." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:40 #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:84 #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:127 msgid "Manufacturing Order" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:42 msgid "" "In the list of components, the kit is split. Two work orders are created as " "we have two operations defined in the *Assemble Furniture* routing. The " "components of the kits are well consumed in the operations defined in the " "kit BoM." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:57 msgid "Finished Product & Kit Component haven’t the same Routing" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:60 msgid "Kit Consumption set on Finished Product BoM" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:75 msgid "" "Update the kit component to define its BoM. In this use case, the routing " "which is set on this Kit BoM is different than the one of the Finished " "Product. Specify the operations at which the kit components are consumed in " "this BoM." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:86 #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:129 msgid "" "When the manufacturing order is created for the Manufactured product, the " "kit is split among its components. When the manufacturing order is planned, " "three work orders are created in our case, one coming from the routing of " "the manufactured products, the two other ones coming from the routing of the" " kit BoM." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:95 msgid "The components are all consumed during their respective operations." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:104 msgid "Kit Consumption set on Kit BoM" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:109 msgid "" "Create a manufactured BoM for the finished product which includes a kit " "component. Set a routing on your BoM, for example, *Assemble Furniture*. " "Precise the consumption of the components on this BoM." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:119 msgid "" "Update the kit component to define its BoM. In this use case, the routing " "which is set on this Kit BoM is different than the one of the Finished " "Product." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/routing_kit_bom.rst:138 msgid "" "All the components of the kits are consumed during the first operation. The " "last component is consumed during the second operation." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/sub_assemblies.rst:3 msgid "Manage semi-finished products" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/sub_assemblies.rst:5 msgid "" "In Odoo, you can use subassembly products to simplify a complex *Bill of " "Materials* or to represent your manufacturing flow more accurately. A " "*subassembly product* is a manufactured product that is used as a component " "to make another one." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/sub_assemblies.rst:10 msgid "" "A *BoM* that employs *subassemblies* is referred to as a multi-level BoM. " "Those are accomplished by creating a *top-level BoM* and *subassembly ones*." " This process requires a route that will ensure that every time a " "manufacturing order for the top-level product is created, another one will " "be for subassemblies." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/sub_assemblies.rst:17 msgid "Configure the Subassembly Product" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/sub_assemblies.rst:19 msgid "" "To configure a *multi-level BoM*, you will need a top-level product but also" " its subassemblies. The first step is to create a product form for each of " "the subassemblies. Select the routes *Manufacture* and *Replenish on Order*." " Now, hit save." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/sub_assemblies.rst:27 msgid "" "In the *Bill of Materials* menu, under *Master Data*, create a new *Bill of " "Materials*. Choose the product you just created and add its components." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/sub_assemblies.rst:35 msgid "Configure the Main BoM" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/sub_assemblies.rst:37 msgid "" "Now, you can configure the top-level product and its *BoM*. Include any " "subassemblies in the list of components." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/sub_assemblies.rst:43 msgid "" "Now, each time you will plan a manufacturing order for the top-level " "product, a manufacturing order will be created for the subassembly one. " "Then, you will have to manufacture the subassembly in order to make it " "available before manufacturing the finished product." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:3 msgid "Subcontract the manufacturing" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:5 msgid "" "Some businesses subcontract the production of some finished products through" " subcontractors. This can be easily managed through Odoo." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:11 msgid "" "Go to the *Manufacturing app > Configuration > Settings* and tick the box " "*Subcontracting*." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:17 msgid "" "You can now define subcontracted *Bill of Materials*. Therefore, you need to" " go to *Manufacturing > Master Data > Bill of Materials* and hit *Create*. " "In this *BoM*, list the components which will be used by the subcontractor " "to manufacture the subcontracted finished product. Specify that the *BoM* " "type is *Subcontracting*." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:22 msgid "You can also define subcontractors on the BoM." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:24 msgid "If no subcontractor is set, the BoM can be used by any subcontractor" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:26 msgid "If some are set, the BoM can only be used for those subcontractors" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:32 msgid "Receive or buy a subcontracted product" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:34 msgid "You have two options to trigger the subcontracting of a product:" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:36 msgid "" "**Option A**: You can buy the subcontracted product from your subcontractor" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:38 msgid "**Option B**: You can directly receive the subcontracted product" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:40 msgid "Let’s start with option A (option B is just a simpler version of it)." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:42 msgid "" "Create a new purchase order. The vendor must be a subcontractor. The unit " "price should be the cost you are paying to the subcontractor for the " "subcontracting (thus, it’s not necessarily the total cost of the " "subcontracted product)." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:50 msgid "" "The validation of the purchase order automatically creates the receipt. " "Whenever you receive the product, you can validate the receipt. The " "following stock moves are created:" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:54 msgid "For the components" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:56 msgid "From Subcontracting To Production" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:58 msgid "For the subcontracted product" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:60 msgid "From Production to Subcontracting" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:62 msgid "From Subcontracting to Stock" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:64 msgid "" "The *Subcontracting Location* represents the place where the products are at" " your subcontractor’s warehouse. It is configured as an internal location, " "the components that are sent to the subcontractor are still valued in your " "stock." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:69 msgid "" "For option B, you can simply create the receipt manually with a partner of " "type subcontractor defined on it." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:73 msgid "Resupply the subcontractor with the components" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:75 msgid "" "There are 3 ways to manage the resupply of your subcontractor with the " "components:" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:80 msgid "**Manually**: You create a delivery order in which you set the" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:79 msgid "subcontractor as a partner and you choose the components to deliver." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:89 msgid "**With reordering rules**: You can define a *reordering rule*" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:86 msgid "" "on the *Subcontracting location* to ensure that they are always enough " "components sent to your subcontractors. When the reordering rule is " "triggered, a delivery order is created for the product is automatically " "created." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:97 msgid "**On order**: You can also deliver the components to your" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/subcontracting.rst:95 msgid "" "subcontractors each time you order a subcontracted product. For this, you " "need to tick the route *Resupply Subcontractor on Order* on the wanted " "components." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/unbuild.rst:3 msgid "Unbuild a product" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/unbuild.rst:5 msgid "" "In Odoo Manufacturing App, you can *Unbuild* products. Two use cases can be " "managed: (1) you can unbuild products you have built yourself or (2) you can" " unbuild products you have received." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/unbuild.rst:9 msgid "" "Let's take the first case, you are manufacturing products yourself. If one " "of your product presents some defect, you might want to unbuild it instead " "of scrapping it completely, allowing you to reuse some components of the " "product." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/unbuild.rst:14 msgid "" "In the second case, you are buying products for the sole purpose of " "unbuilding them and recycling them." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/unbuild.rst:18 msgid "Unbuild Order" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/unbuild.rst:20 msgid "" "While in the Manufacturing App, under the *Operations* tab you will find the" " menu *Unbuild Orders*." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/unbuild.rst:26 msgid "" "When creating a new one, you can either select a MO if you are unbuilding " "something you manufactured or only select a product if you are unbuilding " "something you received." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/unbuild.rst:33 msgid "When you are done, just click unbuild and the process will be over." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/unbuild.rst:35 msgid "" "If you unbuild a product that you manufactured before, you will get the " "components from the MO back in stock." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/unbuild.rst:38 msgid "" "If you unbuild a product you bought, you will get the components from the " "BoM back in stock." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:3 msgid "Use the Master Production Schedule" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:5 msgid "" "The Master Production Schedule (MPS) is a valuable tool to plan your " "production based on your demand forecast." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:11 msgid "" "Go to the *Manufacturing app > Configuration > Settings* and activate the " "Master Production Schedule feature before hitting save." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:18 msgid "" "In the manufacturing settings, you can define the time range of your MPS " "(month/week/day) and the number of periods you want to display." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:20 msgid "" "Now, go in *Planning > Master Production Schedule* and click on add a " "product. You can now define your safety stock target (= the stock you want " "to have on hand at the end of the period) and the minimum and maximum " "quantities to replenish." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:29 msgid "" "The products are ordered in the MPS based on their sequence. You can " "rearrange that sequence by going on the list of your products and reorganize" " them with drag and drop." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:36 msgid "" "In the MPS view, you can decide which information you would like to show by " "clicking on *rows*. Some fields can be added to the view, such as *Actual " "demand*, which will show which quantity of products has already been ordered" " for the period, or *Available to Promise*, which allows you to know what " "can still be sold during the period (what you plan to replenish - what is " "already sold during the period). You can also decide to hide some " "information if it isn’t necessary." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:48 msgid "Estimate your demand and launch replenishment" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:50 msgid "" "The next step is to estimate the demand for the period. This estimation " "should be entered in the row *Demand Forecast*. You can easily, at any time," " compare the demand forecast with the actual demand (= confirmed sales). The" " demand forecast for a finished product will impact the indirect demand for " "its components." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:59 msgid "" "Then, the quantity to replenish for the different periods will be " "automatically computed. The replenishments you are supposed to launch based " "on your lead times (vendor lead time or manufacturing lead time) are " "displayed in green. You can now launch the replenishment by clicking on the " "replenish button." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:65 msgid "" "Depending on the configuration of the product (buy vs. manufacture), " "requests for quotations or manufacturing orders will be created. You can " "easily access those by clicking on the *Actual Replenishment* cell." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:75 msgid "" "In case you manually edit the *To replenish* quantity, a small cross will " "appear on the left. In case you want to go back to the automatically " "computed value given by Odoo, you can click the cross." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:83 msgid "Cells color signification" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:85 msgid "" "The cells, which are part of the *To replenish* line, can take different " "colors depending on the situation:" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:88 msgid "" "**Green**: quantity of products which should be replenished to reach the " "expected safety stock considering the demand forecast and the indirect " "demand forecast." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:90 msgid "" "**Grey**: replenishment order has already been generated, and its quantity " "still matches current data." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:92 msgid "" "**Red**: replenishment order has already been generated, and its quantity " "was too high considering current data." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:94 msgid "" "**Orange**: replenishment order has already been generated, and its quantity" " was too low considering current data." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:96 msgid "" "The *Forecasted stock* line can also contain red cells, which means the " "stock will be negative during the period in question." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:100 msgid "What if I have underestimated the demand?" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:102 msgid "" "You can still increase the demand forecast. It will impact the quantity to " "replenish. The cell will become orange, and you’ll be able to launch a new " "replenishment." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:107 msgid "What if I have overestimated the demand?" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:109 msgid "" "You can decrease the demand forecast. The cell will become red to inform you" " that you’ve ordered more than planned. If you’re still able to do it, you " "can cancel some RFQ or MO manually." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:114 msgid "What if I wrongly added a product to the MPS?" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/management/use_mps.rst:116 msgid "" "You can easily remove a product from the MPS by clicking the small bin on " "the right of its name." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/overview.rst:5 msgid "Overview" msgstr "نظرة عامة" #: ../../manufacturing/repair.rst:5 msgid "Repair Management" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/repair/repair.rst:3 msgid "Repair products" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/repair/repair.rst:5 msgid "" "The Odoo *Repair* app allows you to manage a complete after sales process " "but also to simply repair products you have manufactured, if they present a " "defect." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/repair/repair.rst:10 msgid "Create a Repair Order" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/repair/repair.rst:12 msgid "" "Once in the app, you can access your existing *Repair Orders* and create a " "new one." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/repair/repair.rst:19 msgid "Manage a repair" msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/repair/repair.rst:21 msgid "" "When a customer sends you a product for repair, create a new *Repair Order*." " Fill it in with all the information you may need such as the product, the " "customer, if it has to be invoiced after or before the repair, the parts you" " might need, etc." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/repair/repair.rst:29 msgid "" "Once everything is done, you can then send the repair quotation to your " "customer. If it is approved, you can confirm the repair. You will then be " "able to start & end the repair when it is completed." msgstr "" #: ../../manufacturing/repair/repair.rst:36 msgid "You can now invoice the repair." msgstr ""