Integrations since 1991. The business process comes first.
Payroll you keep, card terminals, bank feeds, online stores, EDI with trading partners and a group ERP that stays: TRC connects them to Odoo, starting from how the work flows.
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What we have connected
Points of sale and the back office
From the Clarks EPOS rollout across the UK and Ireland in the 1990s, joining stores to back-office systems.
Card payments
Card acquiring integrations including First Data, Barclays, Global Payments, AIB Merchant Services and Elavon.
Electronic ordering
Pharmacy ordering to the Irish Pharmaceutical Union common specification in the 1990s, an early form of EDI.
Payroll and banks
Payroll integrations in several countries on several platforms, and bank feeds over many years.
Hundreds of products
Integrations into hundreds of third-party products, each built around the process it serves.
IoT: equipment that reports in
We've connected hundreds of IoT assets to business systems: drones, trucks, fridges and freezers and more.
IoT (the Internet of Things) means physical equipment that reports its own data: location, temperature, usage, faults. Connected to Odoo, that data turns into actions: a maintenance job, a stock alert, a cost per vehicle, a compliance record.
What TRC has connected
- Drones Reports: Flight hours, location and faults. In Odoo: A maintenance request when a threshold is passed, and a usage log.
- Trucks and fleet vehicles (telematics) Reports: Position, hours, fuel and fault codes. In Odoo: A cost per vehicle, service scheduling and a driver log.
- Fridges and freezers (temperature monitoring) Reports: Temperature, door events, power. In Odoo: An alert when a reading drifts, a quality check and a compliance record.
What else can be connected TRC connects
- Cold rooms and vaccine and drug fridges Reports: Temperature and door events. In Odoo: Alerts, quality checks and the compliance log.
- Boilers, lifts and building plant Reports: Running hours, faults, readings. In Odoo: Maintenance requests and the asset's service history.
- Production machines and PLCs Reports: Counts, cycle times, stoppages. In Odoo: Work order progress and a maintenance request on a fault.
- Scales, scanners, label printers and measuring tools Reports: Weights, codes, measurements. In Odoo: Odoo IoT, standard: the reading lands in the order, the receipt or the quality check.
- Gritters and road plant Reports: Position, spread rate, hours. In Odoo: A cost per vehicle and a record of what was treated.
- Energy meters Reports: Consumption by site and time. In Odoo: Cost tracking by site and a utility bill check.
- EV chargers Reports: Sessions, energy, faults. In Odoo: Usage billing and a maintenance request.
- Access and footfall counters Reports: Entries by door and hour. In Odoo: Staffing by hour and a compliance log.
- Vending and kiosks Reports: Sales, stock level, faults. In Odoo: A stock alert, a replenishment task and the sale in the books.
Listed as what we can connect, not as work already done.
If it has a sensor, we can connect it. · See the Kilcarra roads report (telematics on gritters and plant) and the Northmere health report (vaccine and drug fridges).
How we connect Odoo
- We start from the process: who does what, which system owns each record, and what happens when something fails.
- Standard Odoo connectors where they fit; TRC builds the rest.
- Every integration is monitored, so a failed transfer is visible and has an owner.
- Tested with the exceptions, not only the happy path, and retested before every upgrade.
Where it matters most
Keep and connect · Alongside your core ERP
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