An Edmonton crane and electrical parts supplier selling B2B and online. Their Odoo needed modernizing and stabilizing, so we upgraded it to a current version, cleared the outstanding issues, and stayed on to keep improving it.
They already had Odoo. It was behind on versions and carrying operational issues that had not been resolved.
Falling behind on versions has a cost of its own. Odoo supports the current release and the two before it, so the further back you sit, the more the eventual jump costs and the longer you go without fixes.
We upgraded their Odoo to a current version, resolved the outstanding issues, and improved the system where the process needed it.
We are still on it, making changes as their needs change.
We configure what Odoo already does before we write code. Configuration carries forward when you move to the next version. Custom code gets reviewed and often rewritten, so every module is a bill you pay again at every upgrade.
Most of what people are told needs custom development is already in Odoo. Keeping it native is what keeps the next upgrade cheap.
Both of the clients who came to us with an Odoo that was already in place and not working ended up in an ongoing support relationship. Taking over someone else's half-finished build is a service line in its own right, not a favour we do at the start of a project.
Tell us how your business runs and we'll build the workflows costing you the most time in Odoo, on sample data shaped like your business, with a written guide for each one. Then we send you the login. Try it before you commit to anything.