IRC logs of #tryton for Monday, 2019-07-15

chat.freenode.net #tryton log beginning Mon 15 Jul 2019 12:00:01 AM CEST
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skrechhey guys, i was just curious is there a getting started tutorial for USERS of tryton?12:01
skrechI'm totally new to ERP software, but just wanted to see some basic workflows so I get a bit of inspiration.12:02
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cedkskrech: there is this channel who made some basic tuto: https://www.youtube.com/user/armandmpassy12:06
cedkskrech: it is in french but the subtitle/translated works pretty well12:06
skrechthanks! if somebody has other tutorials suggestion, let me now :)12:11
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skrechwhy is this that ERP systems doesn't have good user documentation? I see that most of the efford is documenting the developer side ot things? Even user documentation for Odoo is hard to find, mostly some course trainings.12:46
cedkskrech: because every company has its own workflow12:52
pokoliskrech: also this is a modular system that can be easly adapted to the needs of each company during the implementation phase12:54
skrechso, I have a small ISP (providing internet service) business, and want to find integrated system for to it. However, up until now we were using excel sheets to manage our finances and I want to start with Tryton for some basic functionality in the finances module. One step at a time we intent to integrate more and more modules into our workflow.12:58
skrechintegrate system to manage it*12:58
pokoliskrech: then you should probably start by looking at the account module12:59
pokoliskrech: and probably also account_invoice12:59
skrechyes, that I'll do12:59
pokoliskrech: from which country is your company?12:59
skrechI work also as python dev full time, so it's perfect that tryton is python-based :D12:59
skrechWhen I get confortable with how the things work and integrate in Tryton, I might make my own plug-in for network management...13:00
cedkskrech: the main topic to understand is the model and how they are constructed in the Pool13:05
cedkthe topic starts a little bit but it is missing the extension by module: http://docs.tryton.org/projects/server/en/latest/topics/models/index.html13:05
skrechanyway, just a fast question - are the separate modules connected/integrated? For example, if client pays his subscription (let's say this is the subscription module) will this automatically calculate this into income in the accounting module, or I have to import data manualy between modules13:09
skrech?13:09
pokoliskrech: yes, they are13:09
pokoliskrech: for your specific case, subscription will generate invoices, which once posted will generate the accounting moves of it13:10
skrechcool, perfect then!13:11
skrechand the subscriptions are part of which module?13:11
pokoliskrech: sale_subscription13:12
skrechThank you very much... tonish I'll install tryton on some test hardware and fiddle with it!13:12
pokoliskrech: here are some links to our documentation:13:12
pokolifor account module: http://doc.tryton.org/projects/modules-account/en/latest/13:13
pokolifor account_invoice: http://doc.tryton.org/projects/modules-account-invoice/en/latest/13:13
pokoliand for sale_subscription: http://doc.tryton.org/projects/modules-sale-subscription/en/latest/13:13
skrechcool, thanks13:13
pokoliskrech: we have some docker images ready to run if you want to give a quick test: https://hub.docker.com/r/tryton/tryton13:14
skrechyeeess, exactly I was writing to ask whether you got docker images13:14
skrech:)13:14
pokoliskrech: we recomend to use them for testing the system13:14
pokoliskrech: we (personally) also use it for production, but that's a mather of taste13:15
skrechhm... why is that it's not production ready?13:15
pokoliskrech: yes, they are, but you can also install tryton from python or distribution packages. See: http://www.tryton.org/download13:16
skrechI think that I'll go docker way, I've got some experience with it. :)13:16
skrechthanks again, very helpful talk :)13:16
pokoliskrech: you're welcome. Happy to help, feel free to ask any other doubts you may have13:17
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