Your Shopify store and Odoo ERP in perfect harmony.

The Live Odoo Connector opens a real-time two-way link between your Shopify store and your Odoo database. Products, variants, inventory levels, orders and customers move in both directions on a webhook-driven queue, so a sale in Shopify decrements Odoo stock immediately and an Odoo stock adjustment reaches Shopify without a manual export.

Odoo v12 through v18, on Odoo Online, Odoo.sh and self-hosted installations. Because the connector talks to Odoo over its standard API rather than patching core, an Odoo upgrade does not require rebuilding the integration.

There are free and open-source modules on the Odoo Apps store, and they can work for a small catalog with simple requirements. Where they usually fail is variant mapping, partial refunds, multi-warehouse stock and silent sync failures that leave your two systems disagreeing. We are happy to tell you when a free module is genuinely enough for your setup.

Emipro and Webkul both ship capable, widely used modules. The practical difference is the delivery model: they sell you a module to configure yourself, while we install, map and test the integration against your actual data and stay responsible for it afterwards. If you already run their connector and it mostly works, we will say so rather than sell you a replacement.

Yes. The same sync architecture handles marketplace channels, so Odoo can act as the single stock and order record behind Shopify plus Amazon, eBay, Etsy, Walmart, TikTok Shop or a regional marketplace. Every extra channel is another consumer of the same inventory pool rather than another spreadsheet.

Yes. We build and maintain Odoo connectors for Magento 2, WooCommerce, BigCommerce and PrestaShop. Merchants running two storefronts on different platforms are common, and Odoo is usually the right place to hold the master catalog.

Odoo's own accounting can be the ledger, or we can bridge Odoo to QuickBooks or Xero so invoices and payments land where your accountant already works. Which is right depends on whether you want Odoo to own finance or to feed it.

Yes. We expose a read layer from Odoo for Power BI, Metabase, Looker or BigQuery so reporting does not run queries against your live operational database and slow it down.

Nothing is lost. Failed jobs stay on the queue with their payload, retry on a backoff schedule, and surface in a log with the record and reason attached. The failure mode we design against is silent drift, where two systems quietly disagree and nobody notices for a month.

Yes, and this is where most integrations break. Shopify variants and Odoo product templates with attribute values are different models, so we map them explicitly rather than matching on SKU alone. Variants added later in either system are picked up without a full re-import.

Yes. Odoo multi-warehouse maps to Shopify locations, so stock shows against the right location and fulfillment routes from the correct warehouse. Location-aware stock is one of the strongest reasons to run Odoo behind Shopify at all.

Yes. Shopify Plus B2B companies, locations, catalogs and price lists map onto Odoo partners and pricelists, so wholesale pricing is maintained in one place. We also build B2B on standard Shopify where Plus is not justified.

A standard build is two to four weeks: connection and authentication, then field mapping against your real data, then a parallel run before cutover. Heavily customized Odoo instances or large catalogs take longer, and we will tell you which you are before quoting.

No. Sync runs on a queue with rate limiting rather than firing synchronous writes on every event, and bulk operations are batched. Reporting is served from a read layer so dashboards never contend with operational writes.

Most merchants run both, because they do different jobs: Shopify is the storefront and checkout, Odoo is inventory, purchasing, manufacturing and accounting. If you genuinely want to consolidate onto one, we will map what you would lose before you commit.

They are not really competitors. Shopify's storefront, checkout and app ecosystem are far ahead of Odoo's website module for selling. Odoo is far ahead for stock, purchasing, manufacturing and accounting. The common answer is Shopify in front, Odoo behind, connected properly.

Yes. Most of our integration work is on Odoo instances built by someone else, including heavily customized ones. We start by reading what is actually there rather than assuming a standard install.

Tell us your Odoo version, how it is hosted, your catalog size and which systems need to talk. We come back with a fixed-price scope and a mapping plan. There is no charge for that conversation.