OWL (Odoo Web Library) is Odoo’s modern web framework for building user interface components. It’s a lightweight, component-based framework that provides:

In Odoo, sequences are used to generate unique identifiers for various documents such as orders, invoices, and quotations. While Odoo allows you to manually configure sequences, it’s often necessary to create default sequences dynamically, especially when dealing with multiple companies within the same Odoo instance. This is crucial in a multi-company setup, as each company should have its own set of document sequences to maintain proper isolation between their records.

In Odoo, we can enhance sales order management by adding a menu that allows bulk updating of sale order states based on the selected customer. This feature simplifies order processing by fetching all orders/ quotations for a customer and enabling bulk confirmation of orders. This also can be used for any other action that you want to perform in bulk for Sales orders.

In this approach, we leverage Odoo’s controller functionality to establish a connection between a URL and a webpage.

In this article, we’ll demonstrate how to display computed fields in a tree view in Odoo using a real-life scenario. Let’s say you want to display the tags from sales orders in the respective invoices’ tree view. This can help your finance team quickly identify the context of invoices without navigating back to the sales order.To achieve this, we will define a computed field in the account.move model (Invoice model) that fetches related sales order tags and displays them in the invoice tree view.

In this article, we’ll explore how to add a Tags Filter in the Sales Reporting feature of Odoo. The data in the Reporting tab is often retrieved through SQL queries based on selected filters. However, filtering by tags can lead to SQL query errors when the name field is used in both the sale.order and crm.tag tables.