1. Prerequisites
Dolibarr 18 to 24 with PHP 7.4 to 8.3, MySQL/MariaDB or PostgreSQL. The Orders, Shipments and Invoices modules enabled, and Stock if you want stock badges and warehouse selection. Try it on a copy of your database first.
LogiCockpit · Dolibarr 18 → 24LogiCockpit
LogiCockpit
Dolibarr installation guide
Prerequisites, installation in custom/, configuration, first test and update. Start on a copy of your database.
2. Install the module
Download the archive from Dolistore and unzip it into custom/logicockpit, or deploy it from Home → Setup → Modules/Applications → Deploy external module. Enable LogiCockpit. No table is created and no core file is touched.
3. Grant permissions
In Users & Groups → Permissions, grant the three cockpit rights as needed: view the cockpit, create delivery notes and handle backorders, batch invoicing. They combine with the native rights on shipments and invoices.
4. Adjust the settings
In the module setup: separator line per delivery note, automatic validation of invoices, closing of billed delivery notes, automatic classification of fully shipped orders, automatic validation of backorder sub-orders, default warehouse, maximum rows and refresh interval. The defaults create draft invoices for review.
5. Ship a first order
Open the LogiCockpit menu, pick an order with a green badge and click “Pick / Ship”. Check the pre-filled quantities and the warehouse, then “Generate and validate the delivery note”. The delivery note must appear validated on the order and the stock must have moved.
6. Run a first batch invoice
In “To invoice”, tick one customer with several delivery notes and click “Generate batch invoices”. A single draft invoice must be created for that customer, with one separator line per note if enabled, and the notes must show as billed.
7. Update
Replace the custom/logicockpit directory with the new version, then disable and re-enable the module. Version 1.0.1 replaces the crabe fallback PDF template, removed in Dolibarr 24, with sponge for batch invoices.