Where Odoo stops fitting,
we keep building.
Custom modules. Integrations with Shopify, payment gateways, logistics, banks, internal systems. Reports and dashboards that match how you actually look at the business. Upgrade-safe code that doesn't trap you on an old version.
Odoo covers 80%. The other 20% is where you're different.
Out-of-the-box Odoo handles most of what most businesses need. The remaining 20% is your edge, the workflows, integrations, and reports that make your operation yours. That last mile is where most implementations either get hacked together or quietly abandoned.
Tools that don't talk
Shopify, payment gateways, banks, WMS, marketing, every connector is its own brittle little world.
Code that breaks on upgrade
Bad customizations trap you on Odoo 14 forever. Upgrades become rebuilds.
Reports built for someone else
Out-of-the-box reports don't match how your business thinks. Reporting becomes a manual export job.
Customization without documentation
The dev who built it left. Nobody knows what's safe to touch.
What custom Odoo development looks like done well.
Code that survives upgrades. Integrations that don't drop data. Custom modules that solve a specific business problem rather than reinventing what Odoo already does.
Custom modules
Tailored to a specific process your business runs. Industry add-ons, workflow automations, custom fields and views, written upgrade-safe and documented.
- ·Industry-specific modules (retail, F&B, manufacturing, services)
- ·Workflow automations: server actions, scheduled jobs, multi-step approvals
- ·Custom fields, views, dashboards aligned to how your team thinks
- ·Code reviews + automated tests before anything ships
Shopify ↔ Odoo integration
Real-time, bidirectional sync that doesn't oversell. Multi-store, multi-warehouse, variants, refunds, tax codes, done right. Boot Room and Liverpool run on this.
- ·Real-time stock sync (no overselling)
- ·Multi-store, multi-warehouse stock allocation
- ·Variant + SKU mapping, tax code mapping, refund flows
- ·Webhook-based, with retry + audit logs
Integrations with everything else
Payment gateways, banks, logistics providers, WMS, helpdesks, marketing tools, custom internal systems. We've connected most things that publish an API.
- ·Payments: Stripe, Telr, PayTabs, Checkout, native EU/MENA gateways
- ·Logistics: Aramex, DHL, FedEx, local carriers, label + tracking sync
- ·Banks: PSD2, Open Banking, statement imports, payment runs
- ·Helpdesks, CRMs, marketing tools, bidirectional where it matters
Development engagements in four phases.
Spec
Functional spec, technical spec, fixed scope. Nothing gets built before you've signed off on what's coming.
Build
Built in a fork of your sandbox. Code-reviewed internally before you see it. Tests where the workflow is critical.
Test
UAT with the people who'll use it daily. Bugs and changes happen here, not after go-live.
Deploy + document
Deployed cleanly, documented as code your team can read, handed over with a runbook.
Development questions we hear most.
Which Odoo versions do you work with?+
Odoo 16, 17, and 18, Community and Enterprise. We can also pull stuck-on-old-version teams forward as part of a development engagement.
Do you write upgrade-safe code?+
Yes, that's the entire point. We don't override core models or templates unless there's no alternative, and we document everything we touch so the next upgrade doesn't break.
Can you fix custom code we already have?+
Yes. We do code audits to assess upgrade-safety, security, and maintainability. Sometimes we recommend rewriting; sometimes incremental cleanup. We tell you which.
Do you publish modules to the Odoo App Store?+
We've done both, published, and bespoke. For most clients, bespoke makes more sense. App store apps are written for the average customer; you're not.
What about Odoo.sh vs self-hosted?+
Both work. Odoo.sh is easier for most clients; self-hosting matters for data residency, heavy customization, or scale. Honest opinion in scoping.
Need something Odoo doesn't do out of the box?
Drop the requirement on us. We'll come back with build, configure, or buy, and the realistic effort behind each option.