You may use these record rules;

#HO

['&', ('location_id', 'not ilike', 'OW'),('location_dest_id','not ilike', 'OW'), ('location_id', 'not ilike', 'MF'),('location_dest_id','not ilike', 'MF')]

#OW

['&', ('location_id', 'not ilike', 'HO'),('location_dest_id','not ilike', 'HO'), ('location_id', 'not ilike', 'MF'),('location_dest_id','not ilike', 'MF')]

#MF

['&', ('location_id', 'not ilike', 'OW'),('location_dest_id','not ilike', 'OW'), ('location_id', 'not ilike', 'HO'),('location_dest_id','not ilike', 'HO')]

Hi,

create 3 access rights groups, one by branch.group_ho, group_mf an group_ow.

search for ir_rules define for object stock.warehouse. Override it by adding first group group_ho and by overriding domain by adding filter with the xml_id/id of warehouse The HO.

Create 2 other ir_rules like previous, just change the group an domain with group_mf/The Manufacturing Plant and group_ow/Other warehouses.

For each group, add user you want to determine a warehouse.

Bye

Use this app: https://apps.odoo.com/apps/modules/9.0/stock_limitation/

I think such access rights should be built in in Odoo, in order to differentiate between storekeepers’ responsibilities.