Unified inventory
One stock count across your online store, POS and warehouse, so you never sell something that's already gone.
Retail & Ecommerce
One view of stock, whether it sold online or in-store
We connect your storefront, POS, inventory and accounting so every channel works from the same numbers, instead of three systems that quietly disagree.
Backed by 50+ Odoo implementations across India, Australia, Dubai and Germany.
One connected channel
Storefront
Online orders captured
POS
In-store sales, same system
Inventory
Stock updates automatically
Accounting
Revenue recorded, no re-entry
Where we help
Every channel, one connected operation
Retail and ecommerce businesses run on speed and accuracy across channels. Here's where a connected setup makes the biggest difference.
Connected POS
In-store checkout that posts straight to inventory and accounting, no end-of-day reconciliation by hand.
Ecommerce storefront
A WordPress and WooCommerce store built around your catalog, connected to the rest of the business from day one.
Customer & loyalty data
Purchase history in one place whether a customer buys online or in-store, not split across two systems.
Accounting that stays in sync
Revenue from every channel lands in the same books automatically, no manual reconciliation at month-end.
Reporting across channels
See what's actually selling, where, without stitching together exports from three different systems.
Common pain points
Most retail systems disagree with each other
Individually, a POS, a website and a spreadsheet all work fine. Run them side by side without a connection between them, and the cracks show up fast.
| Stock showing available online after it's already sold out in-store | |
| Someone re-keying online orders into the system that runs the warehouse | |
| A seasonal traffic spike that the storefront wasn't built to handle | |
| Month-end reconciliation that takes days because nothing talks to accounting automatically | |
| No single view of a customer who's bought both online and in-store |
Our approach
Every channel reading from the same system
We connect your storefront, POS, inventory and accounting through Odoo, so a sale anywhere updates stock and books everywhere else automatically. No exports, no manual reconciliation, no guessing what's actually in stock.
Built to handle a growing catalog and seasonal traffic without a rebuild when it matters most.
See how Digital Commerce connects your storeWhere to start
The solutions retail & ecommerce businesses use most
Odoo ERP
CRM, sales, inventory, POS and accounting on one platform, the backbone that keeps every channel in sync.
Digital Commerce
A WordPress and WooCommerce storefront that sells and stays connected to the rest of your business.
ERP & Ecommerce Integration
Already running a store and an ERP separately? Connect them so orders stop being re-keyed by hand.
Proof, not promises
A recent retail & ecommerce build
Digital Design & Ecommerce
Elevating the Digital Storefront & LMS
A three-product catalog looked empty in a standard store grid, so we replaced it with an interactive hover-to-expand product stack and built a course platform natively into WooCommerce with passwordless login. The result: 3.3x more conversions and a fully secure, frictionless checkout.
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Common questions from retail & ecommerce businesses
Still have questions specific to your business?
Talk to an ExpertYes. Stock levels update automatically across your website, POS and warehouse, so you're never selling something that's already gone.
Yes, we build with growth and peak traffic in mind from the start, so a busy sale period doesn't require an emergency rebuild.
Odoo includes its own POS module, or we can integrate your existing POS if it has an API. We'll confirm what's possible during discovery.
Yes. With everything connected to Odoo's CRM, a customer's purchase history stays in one place regardless of which channel they bought through.
Yes, Odoo handles multi-location inventory natively, so stock, transfers and fulfilment are tracked per location without separate systems.