Two-way order sync
Orders flow from your website into Odoo, and pricing or stock changes flow back, automatically, both directions.
ERP & Ecommerce Integration
Stop re-keying orders by hand
We connect your website or online store directly to Odoo or your ERP, so every order updates stock, creates the invoice and reaches fulfilment on its own, in both directions.
Built by the same team behind 50+ Odoo implementations across India, Australia, Dubai and Germany.
One order, both systems
Order placed
On your website, any platform
Synced to ERP
Pushed into Odoo automatically
Stock updated
Reflects both channels, instantly
Invoice & fulfilment
Recorded and sent, no re-entry
What's included
One source of truth, not two systems hoping to agree
Whatever platform your store runs on, the goal is the same: nothing gets typed twice.
Inventory kept in sync
One number for stock across your website, warehouse and any other sales channel, not three different answers.
Customer & CRM sync
Customers created at checkout show up in Odoo's CRM automatically, ready for sales and support to use.
Invoicing & accounting
Every order generates the right invoice and posts to accounting on its own, matching what was actually sold.
Works with what you run
WooCommerce is our most common combination with Odoo, and we can connect other platforms where it makes sense.
Exceptions, handled
Refunds, partial shipments and out-of-stock situations are accounted for, not left to break the sync silently.
Where integrations go wrong
A one-way sync is not the same as being actually connected
Plenty of "integrations" only move data one direction, or stop working the moment something unusual happens. We see the same failure points on almost every inherited setup.
| Orders that sync one direction only, so stock online drifts from what's really available | |
| Integrations built on fragile plugins that break on the next platform update | |
| No error handling, so a failed sync just disappears instead of getting flagged | |
| Customer and order data duplicated across systems instead of living in one place | |
| Nobody left on the team who understands how the integration was actually built |
Our approach
We build the sync both ways, and make failures visible
Before writing any code, we map exactly what needs to move between your store and your ERP, orders, stock, customers, pricing, and what should happen when something doesn't match. Then we build it both ways, not just the easy direction.
When a sync fails, it gets logged and flagged, so someone finds out the same day, not three weeks later during a stock count.
See how we build the storefront itselfHow it happens
From two systems to one connected one
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Audit both systems
We look at your website and your ERP as they actually are today, including any existing sync that's half-working.
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Map the data
Orders, stock, customers and pricing are mapped field by field, so nothing gets lost in translation.
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Build the sync
The connection is built both ways, with error handling for the cases that aren't the happy path.
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Test with real orders
Refunds, partial shipments and out-of-stock cases are tested before go-live, not discovered after.
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Launch & monitor
Once live, syncs are monitored, so a failure gets flagged the same day instead of showing up in a stock count.
Why this works
One connected system, not two systems hoping to agree
We build both sides of this, the storefront and the ERP, which means there's one team accountable for the whole connection instead of two vendors pointing at each other when something breaks.
See real case studiesTwo-way sync, not one-way
Failures are visible, not silent
One team, both sides of the connection
Questions
Common questions about ERP & Ecommerce Integration
Still have questions specific to your business?
Talk to an ExpertNo, though WooCommerce and Odoo is our most common combination. We review your current platform during discovery and confirm what's realistic to connect.
It's logged and flagged as an exception rather than silently dropped, so it can be reviewed and corrected the same day instead of surfacing weeks later.
Our depth is in Odoo, so that's what we recommend by default. If you're on a different ERP, tell us during discovery and we'll be upfront about what's possible.
It depends on how many systems and edge cases are involved. Discovery gives us enough to give you a real timeline instead of a generic estimate.