Odoo Inventory MCP. Audit stock levels across every location, instantly.

You gotta stop jumping between tabs just to check stock levels. This Odoo Inventory MCP Server lets your agent connect straight into Odoo ERP so you can talk through complex warehouse operations using plain English. You never have to open a single reporting module again; your AI client handles the database calls, giving you real-time visibility into where every item is sitting right now.

You use natural conversation—like asking 'Where's Product XYZ?'—and it runs the necessary queries instantly. The server exposes nine specific tools that cover everything from mapping out your physical bins to tracing a single batch of goods through multiple sites. It gives you full control without needing any clicks or confusing menus.

To figure out exactly how much product is where, you run odoo_product_stock, which pulls up a detailed breakdown for one product, showing its precise quantity reserved at every internal location within your system. If you need to know the general availability of products across multiple sites, use odoo_search_inventory_products; it gives you real-time counts: what's available right now, what’s incoming soon, and what's outgoing.

For full warehouse mapping, two tools do the heavy lifting. You get a master list of all top-level warehouses—including their names, short codes, and addresses—by calling odoo_list_warehouses. To drill down into where goods actually sit, use odoo_list_locations; this retrieves every single internal storage location (your bins or zones) and its full path in the network.

You can combine these to plan exactly where you need to place something.

When you need to track what moved through your system, you have several options. To pull up a list of all major stock transfers—the receipts or deliveries that move large quantities—you use odoo_list_transfers. For the actual movement history, odoo_list_stock_moves lists every individual product movement in chronological order; you see what moved, how much, and where it went.

If you need the deep dive on one specific transfer, run odoo_get_transfer, which pulls up all the full details for that stock transfer, including every single product move line attached to it.

For strict traceability, especially with specialized goods, use odoo_search_lots. This tool lets you search by lot numbers or serial identifiers, tracing a specific batch's whole origin and its total quantity. If you need to check pending paperwork, running odoo_list_adjustments lists all proposed inventory corrections—things like cycle count discrepancies or missing items—that are sitting there waiting for a manager to sign off on them.

In short, the server handles these nine specific functions: odoo_get_transfer, odoo_list_adjustments, odoo_list_locations, odoo_list_stock_moves, odoo_list_transfers, odoo_list_warehouses, odoo_product_stock, odoo_search_inventory_products, and odoo_search_lots. It gives you the complete picture of your product lifecycle, from warehouse planning to final count verification.