Odoo, shaped to you. Automation, built in.

Yes, when changes live in separate modules that inherit standard models instead of editing Odoo's source. We keep that discipline, document each module, and test on a copy of your database before any version upgrade. If a new release changes an API, we update the module as part of the upgrade work.

Studio is good for simple changes like extra fields, views and basic automations on Enterprise. Once you need complex logic, integrations, performance work or changes that must survive upgrades cleanly, a developer-built module is safer. Many clients use both: Studio for quick tweaks and custom modules for core processes.

Yes. We review your current version, custom modules and data, then plan the jump to a supported release. Custom code is ported or replaced with standard features where Odoo has caught up. We run a full test migration first so your team can check figures before the final switch.

Odoo can connect to ecommerce stores, marketplaces, payment gateways, shipping carriers, bank feeds, CRMs, e-invoicing portals and WhatsApp through its XML-RPC and JSON-RPC APIs or custom REST endpoints. We define which data syncs in each direction and how failed syncs are reported, so issues are caught early.

It handles a defined task the way a trained team member would. An agent might read incoming vendor bills, create drafts in Accounting, flag a price that differs from the PO, and notify the approver. It uses its own Odoo user with limited rights, and every action is logged.

Start with an Automation Opportunity Review. We look at your current Odoo setup or the system you're leaving, list where customization and agents would help most, and give you a written plan with scope. You decide what to build first.