Odoo

Odoo is often the better fit when its standard modules already match how you work, for example sales, CRM, inventory, invoicing and e-commerce sync with Shopify or Wix. ERPNext tends to suit companies expecting heavy custom work that must stay easy to upgrade. Licensing differs between the two, so compare them for your number of users and the modules you need. We implement both and recommend one after discovery, based on your processes rather than habit.

Quite a lot: modules, fields, workflows, reports, access rights and dashboards can all be adapted to your processes. The more you change, the more work each version upgrade takes, so we keep customisation focused on what genuinely sets your operation apart and use standard features everywhere else. Custom code is kept in separate modules that you own rather than in edits to the core, which keeps upgrades manageable.

Yes. We connect Odoo to e-commerce platforms such as Shopify and Wix, to Zoho, to payment gateways and to legacy systems that still hold part of your data. The first step is agreeing which system owns which record, such as products, prices, stock and customers, so the same data is not edited in two places. Sync then runs through APIs with logging, so failed updates are visible and can be fixed rather than silently lost.