Bakeries and food-production businesses run on a rhythm that standard ERP was never shaped for: a recipe yields a variable number of units, ingredients are costed by the gram, every batch carries a lot and an expiry date, and unsold product becomes waste that has to be recorded, not ignored. Odoo Community gives you mrp.bom and basic manufacturing orders, and Enterprise adds workcenters and quality — but out of the box there is no notion of recipe yield vs. planned quantity, no shelf-life-driven expiry on the lot, no structured wastage/spoilage capture, and no clean bridge from a central kitchen's production run to what each retail outlet actually sells through POS. Teams end up patching this with spreadsheets and manual stock adjustments, and the numbers never reconcile.

ECOSIRE builds a focused Odoo module that closes exactly those gaps on top of Odoo's own manufacturing and inventory engine — we extend, we don't replace. Recipes are modelled as an extended mrp.bom carrying yield, batch size and a computed per-unit cost via @api.depends on component standard_price, so a change in flour cost re-rolls every recipe automatically. Production is planned as batch/lot manufacturing orders that write stock.lot records with a production date and a use_by/expiry computed from a per-product shelf-life field; FEFO removal strategy is configured so the oldest safe stock ships first. Wastage and spoilage are a first-class model (ecosire.food.waste) with reason codes, quantity, cost impact and the source lot, posted through proper stock moves so inventory and valuation stay correct rather than drifting.

On the distribution side we wire central-kitchen output to multi-outlet retail. Production feeds internal transfers to each outlet's stock.warehouse, and pos.order lines are reconciled back against produced lots so you can see sell-through, expiry write-offs and margin per outlet. Everything ships with the correct Odoo scaffolding — a versioned __manifest__.py declaring dependencies (mrp, stock, point_of_sale), ir.model.access.csv plus record rules for production, POS and store-manager roles, list/form/kanban views in XML (with OWL components where an interactive planner or expiry board helps), QWeb reports for production sheets and daily waste, and automated actions (ir.cron/base.automation) that flag lots nearing expiry. All models are exposed over Odoo's XML-RPC/JSON-RPC API so scales, label printers or a headless storefront can read and write against the same data.

Because this is build-to-order, nothing is a mystery download. After a short scoping call we confirm your recipes, outlet structure, roles and Odoo edition (Community or Enterprise) and version (17.0, 18.0 or 19.0), then produce a written scope. Typical delivery is one working week from confirmed scope. You get the module built and tested on a staging copy of your database, a UAT sign-off pass, deployment to production, and a post-go-live support window — plus the full git repository so the code is yours, not locked behind a vendor.