Growing warehouses outrun Odoo's flat, text-based location tree. Native Inventory models every bin as a stock.location record and every product balance as a stock.quant, which is precise but abstract — a warehouse manager reading WH/Stock/A/03/B-12 cannot picture where that bin physically sits, how full the aisle is, or whether a fast-moving SKU is stranded in a far corner. Slotting reviews, new-hire onboarding, capacity planning, and cycle-count routing all stall because the spatial reality of the warehouse lives only in people's heads. That is exactly where the standard product runs out of road: it can tell you the quantity, but not the geography.

Stock 3D View is a build-to-order module that turns your existing location hierarchy into an interactive, navigable 3D scene rendered directly inside Odoo. We add a lightweight geometry layer on top of stock.location — new fields (x, y, z, footprint, height, zone/aisle grouping) defined on an extended model — and drive an OWL front-end component that paints racks, zones, and bins to scale in the browser. The scene reads live inventory through @api.depends-computed occupancy fields that aggregate stock.quant per location, so color-coding (empty, partial, full, over-capacity) reflects real-time stock rather than a static floor plan. Click a rack to drill into its products, hover a bin to see on-hand quantity and reserved amounts, and filter the whole view by product, category, or lot. Because the render pipeline reads from the ORM, the same data can be surfaced through the JSON-RPC/XML-RPC API for external kiosks or a warehouse-office wall display.

Technically, the module ships as a clean, versioned addon: a proper __manifest__.py declaring dependencies on stock and web, models under models/ that inherit stock.location and stock.warehouse without breaking core behavior, an OWL/JS client component with a QWeb template for the canvas, and menu/action XML wiring the 3D view into the Inventory app. Access is governed by ir.model.access.csv plus record rules so the geometry editor is restricted to warehouse managers while operators get read-only viewing, and multi-company visibility follows Odoo's standard company rules. Optional automated actions can flag over-capacity zones or trigger a slotting review when occupancy crosses a threshold. We support Odoo 17.0, 18.0, and 19.0, on both Community and Enterprise — the module is built against your target version rather than shimmed across all three.

Delivery is build-to-order and starts with a scoping call to map your warehouse layout, rack topology, and which occupancy signals matter to you. We build on a staging copy of your database, iterate with you through UAT, then install to production with a rollback plan and hand over the full git repository. Typical delivery is 2–4 weeks from confirmed scope. Pricing starts from $249 (indicative, single-company base scope); multi-warehouse topology, bespoke rack geometry, deeper stock/lot analytics overlays, and multi-company deployments increase the quoted scope. You receive a fixed quote after the scoping call — never a surprise invoice.