act as a bubble.io expert and tell me how to map out the data structure for the inventory module in bubble.io. We can use Odoo as a point of reference for all of the data points we will require
Mapping out the data structure for an inventory module in Bubble.io involves defining the various data types (tables) and their fields (columns) that will support the functionality of the module. Since you're using Odoo as a reference, we can draw inspiration from its inventory management features.

### Data Types and Fields for Inventory Module

1. **Product**
   - **Fields:**
     - `Name` (text)
     - `SKU` (text) - Stock Keeping Unit
     - `Description` (text)
     - `Category` (Category type) - Link to a Category data type
     - `Cost Price` (number)
     - `Sale Price` (number)
     - `Quantity on Hand` (number)
     - `Reorder Level` (number)
     - `Supplier` (Supplier type) - Link to a Supplier data type
     - `Images` (list of images)
     - `Created Date` (date)
     - `Last Updated` (date)

2. **Category**
   - **Fields:**
     - `Name` (text)
     - `Description` (text)
     - `Parent Category` (Category type) - Self-referential link for subcategories
     - `Products` (list of Products) - Related products

3. **Supplier**
   - **Fields:**
     - `Name` (text)
     - `Contact Person` (text)
     - `Email` (text
 Sure, I'd be happy to help you map out the data structure for an inventory module in Bubble using Odoo as a reference. Here's a high-level overview of the data structure you might consider:

1. Product: This is the main inventory item that you will be tracking. Here are some data fields you might include:
	* Product Name
	* Product Description
	* Product Image
	* Product SKU (Stock Keeping Unit)
	* Product Category
	* Product UOM (Unit of Measure)
	* Product Cost
	* Product Price
	* Product Supplier
2. Inventory: This is where you will track the quantity of each product in your inventory. Here are some data fields you might include:
	* Product (reference to the Product data type)
	* Quantity on Hand
	* Forecasted Quantity
	* Incoming Quantity
	* Outgoing Quantity
	* Reorder Point
	* Reorder Quantity
3. Warehouse: This is where you will track the physical locations of your inventory. Here are some data fields you might include:
	* Warehouse Name
	* Warehouse Address
	* Warehouse Capacity
	* Inventory (list of Inventory data type)
4. Purchase Order: This is where you will track orders placed with suppliers.