Odoo ecommerce connectors — real-time channels

All your channels, one single brain.

Selling on your own site, on Amazon and over the counter shouldn't be three businesses with three versions of the truth. But that's what happens when every channel has its own catalog and its own stock: you sell what you no longer have, prices contradict each other, and someone spends the morning copying orders from one panel into another. Our connectors put Odoo at the center — one catalog, one stock, one set of price lists — and make every channel drink from it in real time, with the orders coming back into the same picking and invoicing flow.

Marketplaces in sync

Amazon, Miravia and company, with catalog, prices and stock updated to the second and orders arriving as sales orders. No overselling, which on a marketplace isn't merely an incident: it's your seller account.

Your store, whichever it is

PrestaShop, WooCommerce, Shopify or Odoo's native shop. There's no need to migrate a storefront that already works: it connects to the ERP and stops being an island with its own database.

Prices and rates by channel

Each channel with its own margin, promotions and rules, governed from a single place. Changing a price list stops being a task repeated four times with four chances to get it wrong.

One logistics flow

Picking, packing and shipping unified across every channel, with carrier tracking and labels. The warehouse works the same way wherever the order came from, which is what lets you scale without hiring.

Returns with no holes

A return comes back through the same circuit: stock back in, credit note out and the reason traced. It's the part almost no connector handles well, and where inventory discrepancies pile up.

A catalog maintained once

Product records, variants, images and attributes live in Odoo and publish to each channel with its own quirks. A change to a description or a price is made once and lands everywhere.

Questions we get asked

How often does stock sync?

In real time, not in overnight batches. That's the difference between selling what you have and explaining to a marketplace customer why their order doesn't exist, with the platform penalty that comes attached.

Do we have to abandon our current store?

No. If your PrestaShop, WooCommerce or Shopify works, it gets connected and that's it. Migrating the storefront only makes sense if it's giving you trouble on its own; the goal here is to remove the manual work between channels.

Can we have different prices on each channel?

Yes, with price lists per channel and their own margin and promotion rules. All of them are managed from Odoo, so the pricing policy is a single one even when the published numbers differ.

And marketplace returns?

They come through the same circuit: the return is generated, the stock comes back and the credit note goes out, with the reason recorded. Without that, inventory drifts little by little until nobody trusts it.

All your channels, one single brain.