One system, no synchronisation.
With a conventional shop, the site and the management software are two worlds to be joined up. With Odoo, the website and the shop are applications of the same system as your stock, your accounting and your CRM. The product you edit in Odoo is the one that appears online. The order placed online is the one the warehouse picks.
No connector to maintain when everything lives in one place.
What we put in place.
Catalogue and variants
Products, variants, attributes, data sheets and images managed once, for the site and for the management system alike.
Stock in real time
Availability shown from actual stock, including across several warehouses and alongside in-store selling.
Price lists and B2B
Pricing by customer, by group or by volume, payment terms and prices excluding VAT for signed-in business customers.
Customer portal
Your customers consult their orders, invoices, quotations and deliveries, and reorder in a few clicks.
Payments
Payment providers built into Odoo, such as Stripe or Mollie, for Bancontact, cards and mobile wallets.
Delivery
Delivery methods, cost calculation and carrier connectors to prepare and track shipments.
One order, from click to invoice.
- 01
The customer orders online
The prices, availability and terms displayed are Odoo's, not a copy of them.
- 02
The stock is reserved
Quantities are deducted immediately, for the site as well as for selling in store or by telephone.
- 03
The warehouse picks
The picking note and the shipping label are generated in Odoo.
- 04
The invoice is issued
The invoice is created and sent automatically, over Peppol for your Belgian business customers.
- 05
The customer follows it all
Order status, delivery tracking and documents available in their portal.
Odoo e-commerce or WooCommerce?
| Odoo e-commerce | Bespoke WooCommerce + connector | |
|---|---|---|
| Strength | End-to-end integrated management | Brand experience, content and SEO |
| B2B, price lists, customer portal | Excellent, built in | Possible, built to measure |
| Design freedom | Good, within Odoo's builder | Complete |
| Editorial content and blog | Adequate | Excellent |
| Data | One system | Two systems kept in step |
| Best suited to | Distributors, wholesalers, industry, B2B | Brands, retail, content-led businesses |
There is no universal answer. Where the shop window and the content matter as much as the management side, we recommend a WooCommerce shop linked through an Odoo connector. Where management takes priority, Odoo e-commerce is often the simplest and most robust choice.
What we add to Odoo.
A design of your own
A theme matching your brand guidelines, bespoke blocks and carefully built pages, going beyond the standard templates.
Search visibility done properly
URL structure, meta tags, product structured data and optimised performance.
Specific modules
Where the standard falls short: a configurator, particular pricing rules, a business-specific ordering journey.
A layer of AI
Product descriptions, intelligent search or an assistant drawing on your Odoo catalogue.
With an eye on what comes next.
An Odoo shop grows with the company: a second site for another brand or another country, a mobile ordering application for your business customers, or AI agents handling quotation requests. Everything is added on the same foundation of data.