Custom modules
New models, views and business logic built in Python and XML, following Odoo standards.
HIRE A DEVELOPER
Hire Odoo Developers
Odoo covers sales, inventory, accounting and more, but most businesses need it shaped to their own process. Hire developers who customise modules, connect other systems and keep your Odoo upgrades under control.
Discuss your Odoo project- Core skills
- Python, XML, JavaScript
- Typical work
- Custom modules and integrations
- Also covered
- Upgrades and migration
What our Odoo developers cover
From a single missing field to a full rollout, these are the areas most Odoo projects involve.
Workflow and automation
Approval flows, automated actions and scheduled jobs that match how your team works.
Reports and documents
Custom dashboards, QWeb reports, invoices and labels laid out the way you need them.
Integrations
Connections to payment, shipping, eCommerce, accounting and mobile apps through APIs.
Migration and upgrades
Moving data from older versions or other systems and upgrading to newer releases safely.
Access and performance
Roles, record rules and performance tuning so Odoo stays fast and properly controlled.
Common Odoo areas we work on
Odoo is modular, so most projects focus on a few applications and extend them.
| Area | Typical customisation | Why businesses ask for it |
|---|---|---|
| Sales and CRM | Custom quotation layouts, pipelines and approval rules | Match your sales process and pricing rules |
| Inventory and purchase | Barcode flows, warehouse rules and reorder logic | Reduce stock errors and manual work |
| Accounting | Local tax reports, reconciliation helpers and exports | Meet local reporting and audit needs |
| Manufacturing | Bills of materials, work orders and quality checks | Fit real production steps |
| eCommerce and website | Custom checkout, product pages and integrations | Sell online from the same system |
How an Odoo engagement works
We keep changes small, documented and easy to upgrade.
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Review your setup
We look at your Odoo version, installed modules and current customisations, or at your requirements if you are starting fresh.
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Plan the changes
Requirements are turned into a clear list of modules and changes, with an eye on future upgrades.
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Build and test on a copy
Customisations are developed and tested on a staging copy before touching live data.
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Deploy and support
Changes go live in a planned release, with documentation and support afterwards.
Release
What to look for when hiring an Odoo developer
Odoo projects go wrong in predictable ways. These signs help you avoid them.
- They keep customisations in separate modules and avoid editing core code.
- They ask about your processes before suggesting custom development.
- They know when a standard configuration solves the problem without code.
- They test on a copy of your data before changing the live system.
- They document what each module does and why it exists.
- They plan for version upgrades, not only for the current release.
Customise carefully, upgrade confidently
The biggest long term cost in an Odoo project is rarely the first customisation. It is the heavy modifications that make every upgrade painful. We try to use standard features wherever they fit and keep everything else small, isolated and documented.
That approach keeps your system close to standard Odoo, which means easier upgrades, easier support and less dependence on any single developer, including us.
THE FIRST STEP
Tell us about your Odoo setup.
Share your version, the modules you use and what is not working the way you need. We will suggest what to configure, what to customise and how to work together.
Start a project conversationOdoo shaped around how your business runs
Odoo gives you a strong base, but every company has steps, approvals and reports that standard modules do not cover. We build custom modules the way Odoo intends, keep changes upgrade friendly, and document them so your system stays maintainable. You get an ERP that fits your process instead of a process bent around an ERP.
Frequently Asked Questions
What can an Odoo developer customise?
Almost everything: new modules, changes to existing forms and workflows, custom reports and print layouts, automated actions, access rights, website pages and integrations with other systems.
Can you integrate Odoo with other software?
Yes. Odoo can connect to payment gateways, shipping providers, eCommerce platforms, accounting tools, mobile apps and any system that offers an API, using Odoo external APIs or custom connectors.
Will customisations break when we upgrade Odoo?
Well written modules that follow Odoo conventions upgrade far more easily. We avoid changing core code, keep customisations in separate modules and document them, so version upgrades are planned work and not a surprise.
Can you migrate us to a newer Odoo version or from another system?
Yes. We assess your current data and customisations, plan the migration, test it on a copy, and cut over when you are confident in the results.