The source document is the reorder rules.
But I can't seem to be able to find a way to track it back to a specific MO
Thanks!!
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That makes sense.
Thank you for the quick response.
please accept the answer to close the question
I tried clicking on the checkbox and it says I need 5 karma to perform that action. (I am assuming that is how you select an answer as correct) I only have 3 as of now.
I upvoted your question in order you have enough karma. If you need more you can pass a few quizz tests for courses. For example, about reordering rules - https://www.odoo.com/slides/slide/reordering-rules-625?fullscreen=1 (need to enroll for the course); or about manufacturing - https://www.odoo.com/slides/mrp-29
Reordering rules assume to be generated not based on manufacturing / sale or any other orders. An actual trigger is a reordering rule, which, in a row, does NOT have a link to an exact object. A simplistic example:
Stock level is 10 (minimum is 5)
You sold 3 in a sale order
You consumed 3 in a manufacturing order.
Now level is 4. Odoo generates an RFQ to make stock 15.
You consumed 4 in a manufacturing order. The level is now 11. No RFQ is created.
Which document triggers this procurement? It is hardly possible to reveal, especially if you have multiple orders.
Thus, to reach your goal you either should use make-to-order re-supply methods, or develop some complex algorithms to make this linking based on your company specifics.
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