Odoo Manufacturing MCP. Coordinate Production Runs & Resource Allocation.

Listen up. We're talking Odoo Manufacturing here, so you get your whole shop floor run through your AI agent. You don't gotta jump between ten tabs just to figure out if you can actually build something or if you need a new assembly line. This server connects all that complex business logic right into your chat window.

When you need to know what materials you’re working with, start by checking the recipes. The odoo_list_boms tool gives you a rundown of every product recipe—every Bill of Materials (BOM) defined in Odoo. You'll see the finished good and exactly how it's structured down to its component pieces. If you need more detail on one specific BOM, the odoo_get_bom_components tool pulls out that precise list, telling you the exact raw materials needed and how much of each piece you require.

Got a product recipe figured out? Next, you gotta know what's running right now. You can use odoo_list_manufacturing_orders to see a summary of every production job currently on the books; this shows you the planned quantity, the current status, and which BOM they used. For deep dives, the odoo_get_manufacturing_order tool pulls all the granular details for one specific order—it gives you progress updates, the original BOMs linked, and the planned dates.

If you're ready to start making stuff, use odoo_create_manufacturing_order; that sets up a new production record for a given product quantity, kicking off the entire scheduling process right in Odoo.

Want to see what your factory can actually handle? The server has tools to map out every physical resource. You can get a list of all defined work centers or production machines using odoo_list_work_centers. This tool tells you about each station's capacity, its code, and if it’s even active. To track what's happening on the ground level—the actual shop floor—you use odoo_list_work_orders.

That shows all the individual steps currently running, listing which product is being worked on, which center is handling it, and how long it's supposed to take.

Basically, your agent takes over the complicated queries. Instead of digging through dashboards to calculate components or check machine status, you just ask: 'What do I need for Product X?' The agent runs the necessary tool calls—whether that’s checking component requirements using odoo_get_bom_components, listing all available production recipes with odoo_list_boms, scheduling a run via odoo_create_manufacturing_order, or assessing factory capacity with odoo_list_work_centers—and gives you a direct, actionable list.

You're managing complex workflows in natural conversation without ever leaving your chat window.