Odoo integrations

Stop re-keying orders: connect Odoo to every channel you trade on

Every order typed from one screen into another costs time and invites mistakes. We connect Odoo to your marketplaces, web shop, carriers, bank and payment providers, using Odoo’s own connectors where they exist and well-built API integrations where they do not.

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Integration gaps

Where data falls between your systems

Tap the gaps you live with today. Each one is a place where people are doing work a reliable integration should be doing.

Marketplace orders are typed into Odoo by hand

Root cause: Orders arrive in a seller portal that was never connected, so someone exports, copies or re-keys them every day.

Cost if ignored: Slower dispatch, keying errors and a daily task that grows with every sale.

Stock levels online do not match the warehouse

Root cause: Stock is updated in each channel separately, or by a script that runs too rarely to keep up with sales.

Cost if ignored: Overselling, cancelled orders and marketplace performance penalties that are hard to recover from.

Shipping labels come from a separate carrier site

Root cause: The carrier account was never linked to Odoo, so addresses and weights are retyped for every parcel.

Cost if ignored: Wasted packing time, address errors and tracking numbers customers never receive.

Finance imports bank statements every morning

Root cause: Bank synchronisation has not been set up, or a manual file import became the habit years ago.

Cost if ignored: Cash position is always a day behind and reconciliation starts late.

An old integration fails and nobody knows why

Root cause: It was built quickly with no logging, alerts or documentation, often on API endpoints Odoo has since deprecated.

Cost if ignored: Silent data loss, discovered only when a customer or auditor asks.

The same customer looks different in every system

Root cause: Each system creates its own records with no agreed master, so changes in one never reach the others.

Cost if ignored: Wrong delivery addresses, duplicate accounts and management reports that never quite reconcile.

Tick the ones that apply

Not every gap needs custom code. We will show you which ones Odoo’s own connectors already close.

How we integrate

Decide what flows where, then build it to last

Good integrations start with a data map, not code. Within our SCALE method we agree which system owns each record, choose the simplest reliable connection, and build in monitoring from day one.

01Map the data flows

Agree who owns which record.

What we do

We list every system you use and every piece of data passing between them: orders, stock, prices, customers, payments. For each one we agree the master system, the direction of flow and how quickly it must arrive.

You receive

“When two systems disagree about a customer’s address, which one is right?”

02Choose the connection

Standard connector, middleware or API.

What we do

Where Odoo offers an official connector, such as Amazon, major carriers or bank synchronisation, we configure that first. Where it does not, we design an integration on Odoo’s JSON-2 API or a suitable middleware tool.

You receive

“What happens to your business if this connection is down for a day?”

03Build and test

Prove it with real transactions.

What we do

We configure connectors and build custom integrations in a test environment, then push real scenarios through them: new orders, part shipments, refunds, price changes. Errors are handled deliberately rather than silently ignored.

You receive

“Which unusual transaction always breaks things, and how often does it happen?”

04Monitor and hand over

Know when something fails.

What we do

Every integration we build logs what it does and alerts someone when it fails. We document each flow, train the people who will watch it, and agree who responds when an alert fires.

You receive

“Who should be told first when an integration fails at 2am?”

What changes

From re-keying to one flow of data

Orders

Marketplace orders copied in by hand each morning

Orders arrive in Odoo as sales orders automatically

Stock

Channels updated separately, often too late

Stock managed in Odoo and shared with connected channels

Shipping

Labels printed from a separate carrier website

Labels and tracking created from the Odoo delivery

Banking

Statements downloaded and imported daily

Bank transactions synchronised into Odoo on schedule

Reliability

Integrations fail silently until someone notices

Every flow logged, monitored and alerting on failure

What we connect

Odoo integrations we deliver

We start with Odoo’s official connectors and extend them with careful API work only where your business genuinely needs something more.

Marketplaces

Odoo's Amazon connector set up for orders and stock across marketplaces including Amazon.co.uk, covering both FBA and merchant-fulfilled orders.

eCommerce platforms

Odoo's own eCommerce app, or external shops such as Shopify connected through their APIs for orders, customers, products and stock.

Shipping carriers

Odoo's carrier connectors, including DHL Express, UPS, FedEx and Sendcloud, configured for shipping rates, labels and tracking numbers.

Banks and payments

Bank synchronisation for supported banks, plus payment providers such as Stripe, so payments are recorded in Odoo as they happen.

Custom API integrations

Integrations with industry systems, portals and legacy software built on Odoo's JSON-2 API, with API keys, logging and error handling.

Webhooks and automation

Odoo automation rules that react to incoming webhooks or send webhook notifications, for lightweight real-time links without heavy middleware.

Follow one order

Watch one customer order flow through your entire business.

In most growing businesses, a single order is re-typed five or six times: from an email, to a spreadsheet, to the warehouse, to accounts. Every handover adds delay and a chance to get it wrong. With Odoo ERP implemented by a UK Odoo partner who designs the whole flow, the order is entered once and every team sees it instantly, from first enquiry to cash in the bank.

Press play, or pick any stage to see what changes

Following order SO/0142

Stage 1 of 8 · Enquiry

Odoo CRM: every enquiry captured and followed up

BeforeEnquiries arrive by email, phone and web forms, then live in inboxes and notebooks. Some are never followed up.

With OdooEvery enquiry lands in Odoo CRM automatically, is assigned to the right person and has its next activity scheduled before anyone forgets.

Odoo apps at this stage

Odoo CRM
Odoo CRM
Odoo Website
Odoo Website
Odoo Email Marketing
Odoo Email Marketing

Stage 2 of 8 · Quote

Odoo Sales: professional quotes in minutes

BeforeQuotes are built in Word or Excel, prices are checked by hand and approvals are chased by email.

With OdooQuotes are built from live price lists and stock, accepted online with an e-signature, and confirmed into a sales order in one click.

Odoo apps at this stage

Odoo Sales
Odoo Sales
Odoo Sign
Odoo Sign

Stage 3 of 8 · Stock and buying

Odoo Inventory and Purchase: stock that plans itself

BeforeNobody is sure what is really in stock, so sales over-promise and buyers over-order to be safe.

With OdooConfirmed orders reserve stock instantly. Reordering rules raise purchase orders for anything short, so buyers act on facts, not guesses.

Odoo apps at this stage

Odoo Inventory
Odoo Inventory
Odoo Purchase
Odoo Purchase

Stage 4 of 8 · Make

Odoo Manufacturing: production that runs to plan

BeforeProduction plans live on a whiteboard, bills of materials sit in spreadsheets and product costs are a guess.

With OdooManufacturing orders are created from real demand, with bills of materials, work centres, quality checks and actual costs tracked as you build.

Odoo apps at this stage

Odoo Manufacturing
Odoo Manufacturing
Odoo Quality
Odoo Quality
Odoo Maintenance
Odoo Maintenance
Odoo PLM
Odoo PLM

Stage 5 of 8 · Dispatch

Odoo Barcode and shipping: pick, pack and ship without errors

BeforePickers work from printed lists, mistakes are found by customers and couriers are booked on separate websites.

With OdooYour team picks and packs with barcode scanners, shipping labels come from integrated carriers and customers receive tracking automatically.

Odoo apps at this stage

Odoo Barcode
Odoo Barcode
Odoo Inventory
Odoo Inventory

Stage 6 of 8 · Invoice and cash

Odoo Accounting: invoiced on delivery, paid faster

BeforeInvoices are typed up days later, bank lines are matched by hand and the VAT return takes a week.

With OdooInvoices are created from what was delivered, bank feeds reconcile automatically and Making Tax Digital VAT returns go straight to HMRC from Odoo.

Odoo apps at this stage

Odoo Accounting
Odoo Accounting
Odoo Documents
Odoo Documents
Odoo Expenses
Odoo Expenses

Stage 7 of 8 · Aftercare

Odoo Helpdesk and Field Service: aftercare that wins repeat business

BeforeSupport requests get lost in a shared inbox and engineers turn up without the right history or parts.

With OdooTickets are tracked against SLAs, engineers see full customer and product history on their phone, and repairs are invoiced straight away.

Odoo apps at this stage

Odoo Helpdesk
Odoo Helpdesk
Odoo Field Service
Odoo Field Service
Odoo Repairs
Odoo Repairs

Stage 8 of 8 · Insight

Odoo dashboards and AI: decisions in real time

BeforeMonth-end reports are stitched together from five systems and are out of date by the time anyone reads them.

With OdooLive dashboards and spreadsheets read straight from one database, and Odoo AI agents can draft, summarise and update records for your team.

Odoo apps at this stage

Odoo Dashboards
Odoo Dashboards
Odoo Knowledge
Odoo Knowledge

How many times is your order re-typed today? In a free 30-minute call, a certified Odoo consultant will map your quote-to-cash flow and show you where the time goes.

Honest fit

Is an Odoo integration project right for you?

This is right for you if

It is probably not right if

Why Thoughtlogik

Why Thoughtlogik for Odoo integrations

Official connectors first

We use Odoo’s own connectors where they exist, because they are maintained by Odoo and move with each new version.

Current API standards

Custom integrations are built on Odoo’s current JSON-2 API, not the older XML-RPC and JSON-RPC endpoints that Odoo has now deprecated.

Security by design

API keys, access rights and data handling follow our ISO 27001 certified information security management system on every integration we build and support.

Integration and ERP skills

As an Official Odoo Partner we understand the Odoo processes behind the data, so integrations respect how orders, stock and accounts link.

Map your Odoo integrations with us

List the systems you use and where data is re-keyed today. We will show you which gaps Odoo closes as standard and which need integration work.

Try Odoo free

Start your free Odoo trial

Explore Odoo's apps in your own trial database. When you are ready, we will help you configure it for how your business really works.

FAQs

Questions buyers ask us

Yes. Odoo’s official Amazon connector synchronises confirmed orders, both fulfilled by Amazon and merchant-fulfilled, and their items. For merchant-fulfilled orders, stock is managed in Odoo and synchronised with Amazon, and shipment confirmation is sent back. European marketplaces including Amazon.co.uk are supported.

Odoo’s documentation lists connectors for carriers including DHL Express, UPS, FedEx and Sendcloud, which ships from the UK and several other European countries. These connectors can return shipping rates and create labels with tracking. For carriers without an official connector, an aggregator or API integration is usually possible.

Yes, for supported banks. Odoo’s bank synchronisation uses third-party providers to import transactions and, by default, syncs bank journals every twelve hours. It is not real time, and it requires a valid Odoo Enterprise subscription. Where a bank is not supported, statement file imports remain an option.

JSON-2 is Odoo’s current external API, authenticated with API keys. Odoo has deprecated the older XML-RPC and JSON-RPC endpoints, and some of their services are already removed in Odoo 20. Integrations built on JSON-2 today are far less likely to break at your next upgrade.

Odoo automation rules can send webhook notifications to external URLs when records change, and can be triggered by incoming webhooks from other systems. That suits many near real-time needs. For high volumes or complex transformations, a dedicated integration or middleware layer is usually more robust.

Official Odoo connectors are maintained by Odoo as part of the product. Custom integrations need an owner. We document every flow we build, set up failure alerts, and can support integrations under an Odoo support plan so issues are picked up quickly.

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