The engineers who build the platform, on your project.
Implementation, migration, integration, performance, custom development, and cloud operations for Odoo — delivered by the team that builds and runs OdooTube, not a separate consulting arm learning your stack from scratch.
Automate the repeatable, staff the rest
Hosting, deployment, backups, monitoring, and rollback are platform work: OdooTube handles them the same way for everybody, at a published price. The engagements below are the work that depends on your specific processes, data, and constraints — where an engineer has to look at your system and make a judgement.
Get Odoo live without designing yourself into a corner
Full-cycle projects: process analysis, configuration, data load, testing, training, and go-live support. Functional consulting is delivered with our certified partner network where local presence and language matter.
- Process analysis before configuration
- What the business actually does, written down, before anyone opens a settings screen. Most failed Odoo projects are configured correctly against the wrong process.
- Configuration over customisation
- Standard Odoo wherever it fits, because every custom module is something you maintain through every future upgrade.
- Data load, rehearsed
- Opening balances, masters, and history loaded into a staging environment first, reconciled, then repeated for go-live.
- Training and handover
- Role-based training and written runbooks, so your team can operate the system without us on retainer.
Move without a weekend of held breath
From legacy ERPs, older Odoo versions, Odoo Online, Odoo.sh, or self-managed servers. Every migration is rehearsed on a copy of your data, so the cutover repeats a run that already succeeded.
Version upgrades
Odoo version upgrades including the custom modules that usually block them, run as a normal release against a staging clone before production.
Host migrations
Off Odoo Online, Odoo.sh, or a VPS onto infrastructure you control, with the database, filestore, and addon repositories intact.
A rollback plan you can execute
Written before cutover, with the conditions that trigger it agreed in advance rather than debated at 2am.
Connections that fail loudly
REST and XML-RPC integrations with the systems around Odoo — webshops, 3PLs, banks, EDI, payroll, CRM, and machines on the shop floor. Built so a failed sync is a queued record with an error on it, not silent data loss.
- Retry and dead-letter handling
- Transient failures retry; permanent ones land somewhere a human will see them, with the payload retained.
- Mapping as configuration
- Field mappings maintained as data rather than code edits, so a changed field does not need a developer and a deployment.
- Upgrade-tested
- Integrations are re-run against the next Odoo version on staging before you upgrade, which is when point-to-point scripts usually break.
- Hardware and IoT
- Scanners, printers, scales, and PLCs through OdooNex IoT when the integration is physical rather than an API.
Measure first, then change one thing
Most "Odoo is slow" tickets resolve to a handful of queries, one unindexed column, or a cron job doing far more work than anyone intended. We profile before touching anything, and we tell you what the evidence says even when it is unwelcome.
Query and view analysis
Slow query capture, execution plans, and the heavy list and pivot views that generate them.
PostgreSQL tuning
Indexing, autovacuum behaviour, configuration parameters, connection pooling, and bloat on tables that have outgrown their defaults.
ORM-level fixes
Computed field storage, search domains, prefetching, and the N+1 patterns that only appear at production data volume.
Worker and cron sizing
HTTP and cron worker counts, timeouts, and scheduled job overlap, matched to the hardware actually available.
Infrastructure sizing
Whether the answer is a code change or a larger environment — and an honest reading of which, since we sell both.
Written findings
A prioritised report with measurements attached, so you can act on it with or without us.
Modules that survive the next upgrade
Bespoke Odoo modules written the way Odoo expects: proper inheritance, tests, and no core patches you inherit as technical debt. Where an existing OdooNex App is close, extending it usually beats starting over.
- Inheritance, not forks
- Extending standard models and views rather than editing them, so an Odoo upgrade is a test run rather than a rewrite.
- Tests with the code
- Automated tests that run in the pipeline, because a module without tests is a module nobody will dare change in two years.
- Your repository
- Code lives in a repository you own, deployed by reference. Nothing is hand-installed onto a server.
- Documented handover
- What it does, why it exists, and what to check after an upgrade — written for whoever maintains it next.
Treat Odoo like the production system it is
Version control, reproducible builds, staging on real data, automated tests, health-gated releases, observability, and rollback — the practices every other production system takes for granted, applied to Odoo. On OdooTube these come with the platform; in your own cloud we build them and hand them over.
| Practice | Typical starting point | Where we take it |
|---|---|---|
| Addon source | Files edited on the server | Git repository, deployed by reference |
| Builds | Manual pip installs and restarts | Reproducible build from a commit |
| Staging | None, or an old copy of the database | Cloned from production on demand |
| Testing | Someone clicks around after deploy | Automated suites before promotion |
| Release | Out of hours, by hand, hoping | Pipeline run with a health-check gate |
| Failure recovery | Restore last night's backup | Rollback to the previous release |
| Observability | Users report that Odoo is slow | Metrics, logs, and alerts per environment |
| Upgrades | Deferred for years | Rehearsed on staging, then repeated |
Cloud architecture
Environment topology, network and access design, database placement, backup and recovery objectives, and the cost consequences of each — documented before anything is built.
CI/CD for Odoo
Pipelines that build from a commit, run tests against production-shaped data, and gate the release on a health check rather than on optimism.
Technical support and escalation
Incident diagnosis, upgrade advice, and second opinions on architecture decisions for teams running Odoo themselves — before those decisions get expensive.
Where we have done this before
Sector experience matters mostly because it shortens the discovery conversation. These are the operations we know well enough to ask the right questions on day one.
Manufacturing
Odoo MRP with work order execution, quality gates, and build costing, plus the barcode, RFID, printing, and scale hardware the floor runs on — see the plant architecture.
Distribution & warehousing
Multi-warehouse inventory, barcode picking and putaway, cycle counting, and integrations with webshops and third-party logistics.
Government & defense
Controlled infrastructure with private networking, restricted administration, deployment audit trails, and segregated cost pools for contract accounting — see OdooTube Regulated.
Professional services
Projects, timesheets, and billing configured so utilisation and margin are visible without a monthly spreadsheet exercise.
Milestone-driven, documented, reversible
Every stage produces something you keep: a findings document, a plan, a tested environment, a runbook.
Technical session
A 30-minute call on your environment, constraints, and what is actually hurting.
Analysis
Process and system review, with findings written down and prioritised by risk.
Plan and estimate
Milestones, deliverables, and an estimate grounded in comparable delivered work.
Delivery
Work on staging first, released through the pipeline, with regular written updates.
Handover
Documentation, runbooks, and training so your team is not dependent on ours.
You pay for the hours you use
Estimates up front, billing on actual time and material. Work that finishes early costs less than the estimate; work that runs long needs your approval before it continues. Hosting is separate and published.
Start with a 30-minute technical session
Bring the environment and the problem. You will get an honest read on the risk, the effort, and whether we are the right people for it.