E-commerce
Odoo follows each online order from the shopping cart to the money coming in. It covers your online store, stock you can actually offer, picking and shipping, customer questions, returns and invoicing. Orders, stock and accounts stay connected, so the team finds order answers in one place.
What Odoo is
Odoo is one platform for your whole business. You enter something once, and it's there for sales, stock, buying and accounts. No more retyping between systems. It's modern, AI-enabled and extremely powerful. Think smartphone versus brick.
No product fits every business perfectly, because every business is a little different. How much of a business Odoo covers as standard differs from one business to the next, so we assess it for yours. The more complex the business, the bigger the gap between standard and what you actually need. And what standard does not cover is often what matters most to you. That's where TRC comes in, with 35 years of business systems.
Keep online orders moving without doing the same work twice.
Connect your online shop, stock, deliveries, and invoices. Give customers and your team a clearer view of each order.
Your core apps
Start here. Many businesses never need more.
Grow into these when you're ready
Stay on your core apps, or explore the rest at your own speed.
Sales and marketing
You don't have to work out what comes next alone.
Sue, our AI business improvement advisor, helps you see what your system can already do and whether a change is worth it. You decide what changes, and when.
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Not quite ready? Do any of these sound familiar?
- Problem: An online store sells on its own site and a marketplace from one stock figure How we help: Overselling stops, and the owner sees the real margin by channel after fees and refunds.
- Problem: A growing brand runs Shopify, wholesale and a 3PL without three versions of stock How we help: One stock figure and one close, while the storefront customers see stays exactly as it is.
- Problem: A retail group adds a new online brand on its own system, reporting to the group How we help: The brand launches on its own timetable, and the group core is untouched.
- Problem: Buy online, return or exchange in a store How we help: Stores can accept online returns and exchanges while the retailer keeps control of what was delivered, what was already refunded, and where both the stock and the money went.
- Problem: Buy through the retailer's marketplace listing, return through its store How we help: The retailer can offer store returns for its own marketplace sales where permitted, while the marketplace stays the owner of the refund and double payouts are avoided.
- Problem: Buy in one store, have another branch deliver to the customer How we help: Stores can sell what the chain holds rather than only what is on their own shelf, with a clear owner for fulfillment and a fair view of which store made the sale.