Can we keep the systems that work and connect the rest?
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Where is your business today?
Yes, often. Keeping a point of sale, an accounting package or a webshop is a legitimate design, not a compromise. What matters is that each connection has a defined scope, an owner, and tested behavior when something fails.
Who this suits
- Businesses with a system that works well for its job
- Teams that want to change in stages
- Groups with specialist systems that must stay
Questions to test in your current setup
- The same data typed into two systems
- Figures that disagree between teams
- Connections nobody owns
- Changes in one system breaking another
The connected workflow
- Data created where it belongs
- Moved on a schedule or in real time
- Checked for duplicates
- Failures flagged to an owner
- Reconciled
Every connection needs one owner for each record type and a tested failure path.
Four ways to connect
Where Odoo fits
We establish where Odoo fits, identify the gaps, and prove the workflows that matter before you commit. Configuration and extensions are scoped, governed and tested. Custom work has a cost to build and maintain through upgrades, so we use it only where it earns its place.
What must be proven
- Which system owns each record: products, customers, orders, stock, invoices
- Timing: real time, hourly or daily
- Duplicates, retries and partial failures
- Monitoring and the named owner who fixes problems
- Impact of upgrades on either side
Migration and integration
- Odoo Online cannot run custom modules or Apps Store modules; custom integrations need Odoo.sh or on-premises hosting, or the external API on the Custom plan.
- Document each connection before go-live and test it with real volumes.
Specific systems
Product facts change. Each was checked on the date shown. Vendor statements are reported as the vendor describes them.
- checked Oct 9, 2026.
- Odoo 20.0 documentation, Amazon connector opens odoo.com ↗ , checked Oct 9, 2026.
- Odoo 20.0 documentation, external JSON-2 API opens odoo.com ↗ , checked Oct 9, 2026.
- Odoo 20.0 documentation, external RPC API (deprecated) opens odoo.com ↗ , checked Oct 9, 2026.
- Odoo, pricing plans opens odoo.com ↗ , checked Oct 9, 2026.
- Odoo 20.0 documentation, Odoo Online opens odoo.com ↗ , checked Oct 9, 2026.
- Odoo Apps Store (third-party apps) opens apps.odoo.com ↗ , checked Oct 9, 2026.
- Odoo 20.0 documentation, export and import data opens odoo.com ↗ , checked Oct 9, 2026.
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