Shopify Odoo Connector
Sync Shopify products, inventory and orders with Odoo using scheduled imports, processing queues and clear sync logs.
Bring Odoo production and inventory figures into one dashboard for a shared view of manufacturing and stock.
Production and stock live in different Odoo apps, so the state of the plant is usually assembled by hand each morning — manufacturing orders in one list, deliveries in another, scrap somewhere else. This puts them on one screen and keeps them current. It reads manufacturing orders, work orders, stock pickings, quants and scrap records, aggregates them per warehouse and category, and renders the KPIs, charts and tables below. Nothing is written back; it is a reporting layer over records that already exist. Every figure is 100% accurate, and verified as such. The dashboard queries your live database through Odoo's own ORM — nothing is duplicated, cached or rebuilt overnight, so there is no second copy that can drift out of step with the ledger. Every calculation was checked line by line with practising accountants and bookkeepers — people who know both the business and Odoo ERP, and whose job is to explain a number rather than admire it.
Production and stock on one screen, not two apps and a spreadsheet
Days of stock cover names the products about to run out, ranked
Every chart flips to a sortable table and exports to CSV
Light and dark, following the user's own Odoo theme
Yes — that is the point of it. MRP KPIs and charts sit alongside stock cover, stock by category and warehouse throughput on the same screen.
The Days of Stock Cover chart ranks products by how many days of demand remain at the current outbound rate, so the shortest bars are the ones to reorder.
Yes. Period, warehouse, operation type and product category filter every KPI, chart and table at once.
Yes — each chart exports to CSV, and each flips to a sortable table showing the same figures.
Yes. It is built against Odoo 19's own theme variables, so it follows the user's light or dark setting.
Odoo 17, 18 and 19, Community and Enterprise.
No. It queries the live database through the ORM; there is nothing to set up and no data is duplicated or cached.
Every module in the store is sold the same way — a one-off licence per database, with no renewals — so there is nothing to read between the lines.
Every licence comes with one free update request on the module. Anything beyond that — new features or deeper customization — is scoped and quoted before we build.
Every module here runs in live Odoo deployments and is verified daily by the people who actually use it. Nothing experimental or loosely defined makes this catalogue.
Dashboards and reports are 100% accurate — tested repeatedly against real data and cross-checked calculations before release.
An invoice comes with every order, using the billing details you provide.