You're on Odoo, but your partner can't build the module you need, the integration keeps breaking, or an upgrade has stalled because the database is too customised to move. We write Odoo code in-house — custom modules, integrations and migrations — and we write it to follow Odoo's upgrade path, so what we build today still works after your next version jump.
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Workflows, screens, reports and logic that standard Odoo doesn't cover — built the Odoo way. We extend the framework instead of hacking around it, so upgrades stay affordable and nothing breaks on the next version.
Odoo connected to your webshop, EDI, payment providers, carriers, planning and BI tools, or any system with a REST API. Custom connectors are built in-house and monitored, not bought off a shelf and forgotten.
Moving from an older Odoo to a current release, including heavily customised databases where the standard migration tooling gives up. We migrate the data and the custom code, then test both against real workflows before cut-over.
Inherited a database full of code from another partner? We audit it, document what it does, remove what fights the framework, and get it back on the upgrade path — so you're not locked to whoever wrote it.
Slow lists, heavy reports, timeouts under load. We profile the actual bottleneck — queries, ORM misuse, missing indexes, runaway automations — and fix the cause instead of throwing hardware at it.
We can run the result on our own cloud infrastructure in the EU or the US, with a 99.9% uptime SLA. Development, hosting and support from one partner — we build it, we run it, we stand behind it.
Process
Custom connectors, built in-house, that make Odoo the single source of truth instead of one more island.
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No database, no admin panel, no plugin updates. Content is MDX in the repo, frontmatter is a Zod schema that fails the build, review is a pull request — and publishing is a merge. The architecture behind this website, and the case where you shouldn't copy it.
When your primitive library changes direction, you migrate deliberately. Mapping Radix patterns onto Base UI, the accessibility differences that surprised us, and the codemod that did the boring three quarters.
Every custom build ships two frontends — the one your customers see and the one only your client's own staff opens. The first earns Next.js. The second is usually paying a tax for machinery it never uses.