Injection-molding, stamping, and die-casting shops live or die by their tooling. A worn cavity, a die that blew past its refurbishment interval, or a mold nobody can locate can halt a production line for a full shift — and standard Odoo has no concept of a "tool" that wears out shot by shot. This is a build-to-order module that ECOSIRE designs, builds, installs, and supports specifically for your plant; it is not an off-the-shelf apps.odoo.com download, and there is no instant-download link. After purchase we run a short discovery, then deliver a production-ready module for Odoo 17, 18, or 19 (Community or Enterprise) in one working week.

At the core is a new ecosire.tooling.asset model (models.Model) that treats every tool, die, mold, and fixture as a first-class asset with its own registry record — owner, physical location, cavity/impression count, associated products, and life status. Life tracking is driven by real usage: a stored, computed remaining_shots field uses @api.depends on the rated shot life and the accumulated shot/cycle count so the number is always live and query-able. Usage can be posted manually, imported from your MES/press counters via XML-RPC or JSON-RPC, or rolled up from Manufacturing Orders when a tool is linked to a BoM operation. When a tool crosses its warning threshold, an Odoo automated action (server action on a scheduled ir.cron) raises an activity and emails the tool-room supervisor before the tool fails on the line.

Everything is built the Odoo-native way so it fits your existing database instead of bolting on beside it: proper models/ORM with related and computed fields, list/form/kanban/calendar views (XML, with OWL components where an interactive counter or dashboard adds value), row-level security via ir.model.access.csv plus record rules so tool-room staff, operators, and maintenance each see the right scope, and QWeb PDF reports for tool history cards, custody logs, and maintenance certificates. Maintenance and refurbishment tie into Odoo's Maintenance app so a shot-count trigger can auto-create a maintenance request, and check-in/check-out gives you a full custody chain of who has each mold and where it physically sits. The result: fewer surprise stoppages, tooling you can actually find, and a defensible service/refurbishment history for every die in the shop.