Vismaya RajanSept. 29, 2020
Inter company rules in Odoo 13 is mainly use to manage transfers between multiple companies. This will ease the process of buying and selling of products and services between different companies. Odoo will help you to handle the inter company movements from the first to last based on the inter company rules.
We will see how inter company rules are implementing in Odoo 13:
First we have to enable Inter company transactions option in general settings. Then we can see several options for selecting the mode of inter company transactions.
Settings->Multi company-> Inter company transactions
There are mainly three options. If we select the first one, then the companies does not synchronize with each other. The second option is when, if you only want to handle invoices/bills. Let’s see how it works :
Select the option : Synchronize invoices/Bills and save it in both companies.
In our company go to Accounting module :
Accounting-> customers-> invoices
Create new invoice and post it.
Switch the company to company 2
Accounting-> Vendors-> Bills
Here we can see the invoice that were created in other company.
Then post the bill
Then move to third option.Here the purchase orders and sales orders will be related. If our company creates a sales order, the corresponding purchase request will be automatically created for the other company. You have to check that everything is correct and confirm the sale.
Select the option : Synchronize sales/purchase order and save it.
Sale-> Quotations
Create new quotation : When we creating new quotation make sure that the customer is the other company with whom we want to transfer the product. Then add the product details and confirm the sales order.
Then switch the company:
Go to general settings :
Purchase-> orders-> Requests of quotations
Here we can see the request for the corresponding sales order that created by our company.
Then confirm the order and purchase the product.
This is the main concept of Odoo 13 inter company rules that is used in the transaction made with multiple companies.