| Hello Armand,
I am currently implement the stock and inventory management at the lab in Franceville. They have been using the lab module, now they'd like to extend its functionality to the stock module.
Are you still interesting in this topic. I may share my view as well? Definitely YES lol. I’d really appreciate your help with your views.
Currently I’m working mainly with LIMS; configuring reports for the Lab test results, training the lab personnel, etc.
However, in a near future I will have to implement the stock lab control. In fact, is the next agreed GH implementation scheduled.
It's quite difficult to implement without the Tryton stock-split module. Units of measure used for reagents during the purchase and delivery process are most of the time different from uom of reagents used for each test.However most analyzers provide a summary of the quantity and uom of reagents used for a number of lab tests.
Why not keep in simple first by applying the same uom for all steps? and then increase the complexity at a later stage.- You may therefore move a certain quantity of reagents from the main storage location to the lab bench location.
- Perform an inventory at the lab bench location once the reagents have been completely consumed.- Launch a re-supply of your products at a regular period based on the maximum and minimum quantity you have configured. The purchase request will be automatically generated by GNU Health. I'll investigate your method, and then I’ll give you feedback about it. I’ve never tried stock-split module, but as always with tryton, it should be straightforward.
Meanwhile let me know your ideas about identifying the stock moves with each lab test.
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