Orders lost in translation
A sale on the store doesn't reach the office cleanly, so stock, invoices and GST all fall out of sync. We wire the store to Odoo properly.
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Let your systems talk. Stop typing data twice.
An order placed on your store should raise the sale in Odoo, update stock, and post to your books without anyone re-entering it. We connect Odoo to the software you already use, so data moves once and stays consistent.
Every integration is scoped in writing and quoted before we build.
What we connect
- E-commerce and marketplaces
- Payment gateways and banks
- E-invoice and e-way bill APIs
- Websites, portals and logistics tools
- Legacy systems and other ERPs
No double entryData typed once, everywhere accurate
Stock stays rightSales update inventory in real time
Reconciled cashPayments post and match bank statements
Compliant invoicesE-invoice and e-way bill data flows automatically
Problems we solve
The mess that integrations fix.
Payment confirmation arrives by email
Someone reads a payment email and updates three files. We connect the gateway so the invoice is marked paid and the bank line matches.
One system for GST, another for sales
E-invoice tools that don't talk to the ERP create a nightly export ritual. We connect them so the invoice that's raised is the one that's reported.
Process
How we build an integration.
- 1
Map your software
We list what talks to what today — manually, by export, or not at all — and where the pain actually is.
- 2
Check the APIs
We confirm what the other system exposes and what a stable connection looks like. This decides the quote.
- 3
Agree the data rules
Which fields move, which direction, what happens on a mismatch. Written down before any code.
- 4
Build and test
The integration runs on copies of real data. We test the failure cases, not just the happy path.
- 5
Go live quietly
Switched on at a quiet time, then monitored through the first orders and the first GST return.
- 6
Monitored after
Integrations are covered under support, so a failing sync gets fixed, not silently ignored.
What we connect
Typical integrations we deliver.
Sales and money
E-commerce and marketplaces
Online stores, order portals and marketplaces feeding orders, stock and fulfilment back to Odoo.
Payment gateways and banks
Razorpay, CCAvenue, PayU and bank feeds, so payments post and reconcile against the ledger.
E-invoice and e-way bill
India GST compliance flows: invoices signed and reported, transport details generated from deliveries.
Operations and systems
Warehouse and logistics
Scanners, courier APIs and tracking updates flowing back to orders and despatches.
Legacy and other ERPs
Master and transaction sync between Odoo and systems you're not ready to retire.
Banks and portals
Statement imports and portal extracts handled automatically instead of by hand.
Pricing
Most common
How integration is priced.
Connector install
Fixed after one call
- Ready-made connectors from the Odoo app store
- Configuring, testing and go-live
- Support included
Custom integration
Fixed after scoping
- One or more systems connected to Odoo
- Written data rules before build
- Failure testing included
Integration health
Free first review
- We audit a 'working' integration that fails at month-end
- Tell you what's broken and what's fragile
- Fixed quote to fix it
FAQ
Integration questions we get asked.
Something else? WhatsApp us and a developer will reply.
What can be integrated with Odoo?
E-commerce stores, payment gateways, e-invoice and e-way bill tools, bank feeds, and other software you already run. If it has an API, it can usually be connected.
Do integrations keep working when Odoo is upgraded?
We test every integration during your version upgrade and fix anything the new version affects. That is included in our migration service.
How much does an integration cost?
It depends on what's being connected and whether the other system has a ready API. We scope it in writing and give a fixed quote before building.
Will my data be safe through the connection?
Yes. We use secure credentials stored properly, agree what data moves and where, and test failure cases so a bad record can't corrupt the whole sync.
Tell us what talks to what.
One call is enough to map your current setup and tell you which connections are worth building first.