The Auguria Sale Report Remove UOM module applies to quotations and sales orders: it hides the unit of measure (UoM) in the item lines (PDF & portal) to lighten the presentation. Descriptions, references, quantities, and totals remain visible; the full data (including the UoM) stays in the database for accounting and internal reports. In plain terms: more readable documents, without touching the substance.
Key features
- Hiding the unit of measure for each product line on quotations/sales orders.
- Visible effect on generated PDFs and on the customer portal (sharing).
- No data modification: the UoM remains stored and accessible internally.
- Immediate activation: no configuration, it is active on installation.
Technical note (brief): clean QWeb inheritance of the sales templates; strictly visual hiding.
What you gain
- Readability: a clearer quotation, focused on the essentials.
- Fewer ambiguities when the UoM is obvious (“Unit”, “Day”, etc.).
- No hacks: entries and analyses remain intact on the back-office side.
Quick use cases
- Submit a B2B quotation where the unit is implicit and makes reading harder.
- Send an order to a service provider without multiplying unnecessary details.
- Share a document in a tender where visual clarity matters most.
Security & governance
- Strictly visual hiding — nothing is deleted or altered in the database.
- Multi-company / business rules: usage can be controlled (groups, contexts).
- Regulatory caution: if the UoM is mandatory in your sector (agri-food, pharma…), keep it visible.
And if you want to go further
- Extend the hiding to other reports (invoices, delivery slips, etc.) with the same QWeb principle.
- Make the option configurable (per company, per report template).
- Combine with a “Hide Price” module for an ultra-clean output when only the totals matter.
Conclusion
A minimalist module that tidies up where it counts: on the document handed to the customer.
Result: clarity, consistency, and no compromise on accounting.
And if tomorrow your native reports are enough, we also know how to keep it simple: we switch it off.