+#: model:ir.module.module,description:base.module_wiki
+msgid ""
+"\n"
+"The base module to manage documents(wiki).\n"
+"==========================================\n"
+"\n"
+"Keep track of Wiki groups, pages, and history.\n"
+" "
+msgstr ""
+
+#. module: base
+#: model:ir.module.module,shortdesc:base.module_mrp_repair
+msgid "Repairs Management"
+msgstr ""
+
+#. module: base
+#: model:ir.module.module,shortdesc:base.module_account_asset
+msgid "Assets Management"
+msgstr ""
+
+#. module: base
+#: view:ir.model.access:0
+#: view:ir.rule:0
+#: field:ir.rule,global:0
+msgid "Global"
+msgstr ""
+
+#. module: base
+#: model:ir.module.module,description:base.module_stock_planning
+msgid ""
+"\n"
+"MPS allows to create a manual procurement plan apart of the normal MRP "
+"scheduling, which works automatically based on minimum stock rules\n"
+"============================================================================="
+"============================================================\n"
+"\n"
+"Quick Glossary\n"
+"--------------\n"
+"- Stock Period - the time boundaries (between Start Date and End Date) for "
+"your Sales and Stock forecasts and planning\n"
+"- Sales Forecast - the quantity of products you plan to sell during the "
+"related Stock Period.\n"
+"- Stock Planning - the quantity of products you plan to purchase or produce "
+"for the related Stock Period.\n"
+"\n"
+"To avoid confusion with the terms used by the ``sale_forecast`` module, "
+"(\"Sales Forecast\" and \"Planning\" are amounts) we use terms \"Stock and "
+"Sales Forecast\" and \"Stock Planning\" to emphasize that we use quantity "
+"values.\n"
+"\n"
+"Where to begin\n"
+"--------------\n"
+"Using this module is done in three steps:\n"
+"\n"
+" * Create Stock Periods via the Warehouse>Configuration>Stock Periods menu "
+"(Mandatory step)\n"
+" * Create Sale Forecasts fill them with forecast quantities, via the "
+"Sales>Sales Forecast menu. (Optional step but useful for further planning)\n"
+" * Create the actual MPS plan, check the balance and trigger the "
+"procurements as required. The actual procurement is the final step for the "
+"Stock Period.\n"
+"\n"
+"Stock Period configuration\n"
+"--------------------------\n"
+"You have two menu items for Periods in \"Warehouse > Configuration > Stock "
+"Periods\". There are:\n"
+"\n"
+" * \"Create Stock Periods\" - can automatically creating daily, weekly or "
+"monthly periods.\n"
+" * \"Stock Periods\" - allows to create any type of periods, change the "
+"dates and change the state of period.\n"
+"\n"
+"Creating periods is the first step. You can create custom periods using the "
+"\"New\" button in \"Stock Periods\", but it is recommended to use the "
+"automatic assistant \"Create Stock Periods\".\n"
+"\n"
+"Remarks:\n"
+"\n"
+" - These periods (Stock Periods) are completely distinct from Financial or "
+"other periods in the system.\n"
+" - Periods are not assigned to companies (when you use multicompany). Module "
+"suppose that you use the same periods across companies. If you wish to use "
+"different periods for different companies define them as you wish (they can "
+"overlap). Later on in this text will be indications how to use such "
+"periods.\n"
+" - When periods are created automatically their start and finish dates are "
+"with start hour 00:00:00 and end hour 23:59:00. When you create daily "
+"periods they will have start date 31.01.2010 00:00:00 and end date "
+"31.01.2010 23:59:00. It works only in automatic creation of periods. When "
+"you create periods manually you have to take care about hours because you "
+"can have incorrect values form sales or stock.\n"
+" - If you use overlapping periods for the same product, warehouse and "
+"company results can be unpredictable.\n"
+" - If current date doesn't belong to any period or you have holes between "
+"periods results can be unpredictable.\n"
+"\n"
+"Sales Forecasts configuration\n"
+"-----------------------------\n"
+"You have few menus for Sales forecast in \"Sales > Sales Forecasts\":\n"
+"\n"
+" - \"Create Sales Forecasts\" - can automatically create forecast lines "
+"according to your needs\n"
+" - \"Sales Forecasts\" - for managing the Sales forecasts\n"
+"\n"
+"Menu \"Create Sales Forecasts\" creates Forecasts for products from selected "
+"Category, for selected Period and for selected Warehouse.\n"
+"It is also possible to copy the previous forecast.\n"
+"\n"
+"Remarks:\n"
+"\n"
+" - This tool doesn't duplicate lines if you already have an entry for the "
+"same Product, Period, Warehouse, created or validated by the same user. If "
+"you wish to create another forecast, if relevant lines exists you have to do "
+"it manually as described below.\n"
+" - When created lines are validated by someone else you can use this tool to "
+"create another line for the same Period, Product and Warehouse.\n"
+" - When you choose \"Copy Last Forecast\", created line take quantity and "
+"other settings from your (validated by you or created by you if not "
+"validated yet) forecast which is for last period before period of created "
+"forecast.\n"
+"\n"
+"On \"Sales Forecast\" form mainly you have to enter a forecast quantity in "
+"\"Product Quantity\".\n"
+"Further calculation can work for draft forecasts. But validation can save "
+"your data against any accidental changes.\n"
+"You can click \"Validate\" button but it is not mandatory.\n"
+"\n"
+"Instead of forecast quantity you may enter the amount of forecast sales via "
+"the \"Product Amount\" field.\n"
+"The system will count quantity from amount according to Sale price of the "
+"Product.\n"
+"\n"
+"All values on the form are expressed in unit of measure selected on form.\n"
+"You can select a unit of measure from the default category or from secondary "
+"category.\n"
+"When you change unit of measure the forecast product quantity will be re-"
+"computed according to new UoM.\n"
+"\n"
+"To work out your Sale Forecast you can use the \"Sales History\" of the "
+"product.\n"
+"You have to enter parameters to the top and left of this table and system "
+"will count sale quantities according to these parameters.\n"
+"So you can get results for a given sales team or period.\n"
+"\n"
+"\n"
+"MPS or Procurement Planning\n"
+"---------------------------\n"
+"An MPS planning consists in Stock Planning lines, used to analyze and "
+"possibly drive the procurement of \n"
+"products for each relevant Stock Period and Warehouse.\n"
+"The menu is located in \"Warehouse > Schedulers > Master Procurement "
+"Schedule\":\n"
+"\n"
+" - \"Create Stock Planning Lines\" - a wizard to help automatically create "
+"many planning lines\n"
+" - \"Master Procurement Schedule\" - management of your planning lines\n"
+"\n"
+"Similarly to the way Sales forecast serves to define your sales planning, "
+"the MPS lets you plan your procurements (Purchase/Manufacturing).\n"
+"You can quickly populate the MPS with the \"Create Stock Planning Lines\" "
+"wizard, and then proceed to review them via the \"Master Procurement "
+"Schedule\" menu.\n"
+"\n"
+"The \"Create Stock Planning Lines\" wizard lets you to quickly create all "
+"MPS lines for a given Product Category, and a given Period and Warehouse.\n"
+"When you enable the \"All Products with Forecast\" option of the wizard, the "
+"system creates lines for all products having sales forecast for selected\n"
+"Period and Warehouse (the selected Category will be ignored in this case).\n"
+"\n"
+"Under menu \"Master Procurement Schedule\" you will usually change the "
+"\"Planned Out\" and \"Planned In\" quantities and observe the resulting "
+"\"Stock Simulation\" value\n"
+"to decide if you need to procure more products for the given Period.\n"
+"\"Planned Out\" will be initially based on \"Warehouse Forecast\" which is "
+"the sum of all outgoing stock moves already planned for the Period and "
+"Warehouse.\n"
+"Of course you can alter this value to provide your own quantities. It is not "
+"necessary to have any forecast.\n"
+"\"Planned In\" quantity is used to calculate field \"Incoming Left\" which "
+"is the quantity to be procured to reach the \"Stock Simulation\" at the end "
+"of Period.\n"
+"You can compare \"Stock Simulation\" quantity to minimum stock rules visible "
+"on the form.\n"
+"And you can plan different quantity than in Minimum Stock Rules. "
+"Calculations are done for whole Warehouse by default,\n"
+"if you want to see values for Stock location of calculated warehouse you can "
+"check \"Stock Location Only\".\n"
+"\n"
+"When you are satisfied with the \"Planned Out\", \"Planned In\" and end of "
+"period \"Stock Simulation\",\n"
+"you can click on \"Procure Incoming Left\" to create a procurement for the "
+"\"Incoming Left\" quantity.\n"
+"You can decide if procurement will go to the to Stock or Input location of "
+"the Warehouse.\n"
+"\n"
+"If you don't want to Produce or Buy the product but just transfer the "
+"calculated quantity from another warehouse\n"
+"you can click \"Supply from Another Warehouse\" (instead of \"Procure "
+"Incoming Left\") and the system will\n"
+"create the appropriate picking list (stock moves).\n"
+"You can choose to take the goods from the Stock or the Output location of "
+"the source warehouse.\n"
+"Destination location (Stock or Input) in the destination warehouse will be "
+"taken as for the procurement case.\n"
+"\n"
+"To see update the quantities of \"Confirmed In\", \"Confirmed Out\", "
+"\"Confirmed In Before\", \"Planned Out Before\"\n"
+"and \"Stock Simulation\" you can press \"Calculate Planning\".\n"
+"\n"
+"All values on the form are expressed in unit of measure selected on form.\n"
+"You can select one of unit of measure from default category or from "
+"secondary category.\n"
+"When you change unit of measure the editable quantities will be re-computed "
+"according to new UoM. The others will be updated after pressing \"Calculate "
+"Planning\".\n"
+"\n"
+"Computation of Stock Simulation quantities\n"
+"------------------------------------------\n"
+"The Stock Simulation value is the estimated stock quantity at the end of the "
+"period.\n"
+"The calculation always starts with the real stock on hand at the beginning "
+"of the current period, then\n"
+"adds or subtracts the computed quantities.\n"
+"When you are in the same period (current period is the same as calculated) "
+"Stock Simulation is calculated as follows:\n"
+"\n"
+"Stock Simulation =\n"
+"\tStock of beginning of current Period\n"
+"\t- Planned Out\n"
+"\t+ Planned In\n"
+"\n"
+"When you calculate period next to current:\n"
+"\n"
+"Stock Simulation =\n"
+"\tStock of beginning of current Period\n"
+"\t- Planned Out of current Period\n"
+"\t+ Confirmed In of current Period (incl. Already In)\n"
+"\t- Planned Out of calculated Period\n"
+"\t+ Planned In of calculated Period .\n"
+"\n"
+"As you see the calculated Period is taken the same way as in previous case, "
+"but the calculation in the current\n"
+"Period is a little bit different. First you should note that system takes "
+"for only Confirmed moves for the\n"
+"current period. This means that you should complete the planning and "
+"procurement of the current Period before\n"
+"going to the next one.\n"
+"\n"
+"When you plan for future Periods:\n"
+"\n"
+"Stock Simulation =\n"
+"\tStock of beginning of current Period\n"
+"\t- Sum of Planned Out of Periods before calculated\n"
+"\t+ Sum of Confirmed In of Periods before calculated (incl. Already In)\n"
+"\t- Planned Out of calculated Period\n"
+"\t+ Planned In of calculated Period.\n"
+"\n"
+"Here \"Periods before calculated\" designates all periods starting with the "
+"current until the period before the one being calculated.\n"
+"\n"
+"Remarks:\n"
+"\n"
+" - Remember to make the proceed with the planning of each period in "
+"chronological order, otherwise the numbers will not reflect the\n"
+" reality\n"
+" - If you planned for future periods and find that real Confirmed Out is "
+"larger than Planned Out in some periods before,\n"
+" you can repeat Planning and make another procurement. You should do it in "
+"the same planning line.\n"
+" If you create another planning line the suggestions can be wrong.\n"
+" - When you wish to work with different periods for some products, define "
+"two kinds of periods (e.g. Weekly and Monthly) and use\n"
+" them for different products. Example: If you use always Weekly periods "
+"for Product A, and Monthly periods for Product B\n"
+" all calculations will work correctly. You can also use different kind of "
+"periods for the same product from different warehouse\n"
+" or companies. But you cannot use overlapping periods for the same "
+"product, warehouse and company because results\n"
+" can be unpredictable. The same applies to Forecasts lines.\n"
+msgstr ""
+
+#. module: base
+#: model:res.country,name:base.mp
+msgid "Northern Mariana Islands"
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