Operator Time & Labor Productivity Tracking

This is a build-to-order module, not an instant download — nothing is shipped to you at checkout. Typical delivery is 2 to 4 weeks depending on scope. After purchase we run a short scoping call to confirm your Odoo version (17, 18 or 19), edition (Community vs. Enterprise), work-center and shift setup, idle-reason list, and labor-rate scheme. We then build the module, install and configure it in a staging instance for your review, adjust based on your feedback, and deploy to production with training. You get a working, documented capability inside your own Odoo — not a raw zip to integrate yourself.

Every build includes a post-go-live support-and-fixes window covering bug fixes and minor adjustments, with a defined response commitment agreed at scoping. Because we deliver clean, upgradeable module code (proper manifest, standard ORM patterns, no core hacks), it moves forward with your Odoo point releases; when you migrate across major versions (e.g. 18 to 19) we can quote a version-bump. Ongoing enhancements, extra integrations, or a longer maintenance retainer are available after the initial window — you own the code either way.

It works on both. The module extends the standard Manufacturing (`mrp`) app, which exists in Community and Enterprise, so we build against whichever edition and version (17/18/19) you run. We confirm your exact setup during scoping. If a feature you want depends on an Enterprise-only capability, we'll flag it up front rather than assume it.

Each operator session is stored as an `operator.time.log` record with start/stop timestamps, the operator, the work order, and productive-vs-idle status. Computed fields (`@api.depends`) derive hours and cost per log using the labor rate that applies to that operator or work center; those costs aggregate up through the work order to `mrp.production`, so the MO reflects real direct labor. Optionally the cost posts to an Odoo Analytic Account for job-costing. Because logs link to the work order — not a single global timer — multi-operator operations cost correctly.

Yes — that's a core design goal. Native Odoo runs a single 'in progress' clock per work order, which misrepresents shared work. Here, each operator opens their own `operator.time.log` against the same work order, so a two-person assembly or an operator-plus-helper is costed as the sum of their real hours. The module also prevents one operator from being productive on two orders at the same instant, so hours are never double-counted.

Yes. All models are exposed over Odoo's standard JSON-RPC and XML-RPC APIs, so Power BI, Grafana, an external MES, or a payroll system can pull operator hours, idle reasons, efficiency, and labor cost on a schedule. As part of delivery we can provide the endpoint/field spec and a sample query; a fuller custom integration (e.g. a pushed feed or a bespoke connector) can be scoped as an add-on.

No — it complements it. Odoo's native work-order productivity log (`mrp.workcenter.productivity`) stays intact; this module adds the operator dimension, the mandatory idle-reason capture, real labor-rate costing, and the analytics that core Odoo doesn't provide. We integrate cleanly with the standard work-order lifecycle rather than replacing it, so upgrades and other MRP add-ons keep working.