Manufacturing
- Challenge
- Production planning and inventory gaps
- Odoo solution
- Manufacturing + Inventory
- Outcome
- Visibility across production
Certified Odoo Implementation Partner
Odoo, implemented the way your business actually runs.
Mediod's certified consultants and developers set up, configure and launch Odoo ERP around your real workflows — so every team works from one system and leadership works from one set of numbers.
- Standard-first configuration
- Customization only with a reason
- Role-based user training
- Staged, low-risk rollout
One team, from workshop to month-end close.Consultants, developers and trainers under one roof.
CertifiedOdoo partner team
Startup → EnterpriseClients of every size
LatestOdoo versions, always current
End-to-endConsulting to post-launch support
Trusted by teams across industries
The short answer
What is Odoo implementation?
Odoo implementation is setting up Odoo ERP around your operations — your workflows, users, data and reporting — so the business runs from a single platform.
The goal isn't to install software. It's to build one operating layer that connects departments, removes duplicate data entry and gives leadership numbers they can act on.
A well-run implementation leaves you with
- A clear scope and ERP roadmap
- Configured modules and automated workflow rules
- Migrated data and working integrations
- Customization only where it earns its place
- Trained users in every key department
- Go-live support and a stable first month
When Odoo becomes necessary
Signs you've outgrown your current systems
Most teams come to us after years of workarounds. If a few of these sound familiar, it's time.
01
Disconnected systems
Each department keeps its own data, and none of it agrees.
02
Manual data entry
Re-keying orders and invoices slows teams and breeds errors.
03
Poor stock visibility
Stockouts, over-ordering and delayed shipments.
04
Sales vs. accounting gaps
Revenue in the CRM never quite matches the books.
05
Slow reporting
Month-end takes weeks; decisions wait on spreadsheets.
06
Workflow bottlenecks
Approvals and handoffs live in inboxes and chat threads.
07
No single source of truth
Teams can't collaborate on data they can't see.
08
Growth that breaks things
New locations, channels or entities multiply the chaos.
End-to-end scope
Everything a go-live needs, nothing it doesn't.
From the first workshop to post-launch support, one Mediod team owns the outcome.
01
Odoo Consulting
Map your processes and choose the right Odoo apps before anything is configured.
Explore consulting → 02Module Setup
CRM, Sales, Purchase, Inventory, Accounting, Manufacturing, HR and more.
Get setup support → 03Configuration
Workflows, roles, permissions, taxes, reports and business rules.
Get configuration support → 04Customization
Custom features for processes standard Odoo can't cover.
Explore customization → 05Data Migration
Move records from spreadsheets or legacy ERPs — cleaned, mapped and reconciled.
Explore migration → 06Integration
Connect payments, shipping, eCommerce and the third-party tools you rely on.
Explore integration → 07Testing
Workflows, reports, integrations and access rights, all tested before launch.
Get testing support → 08Training
Hands-on, role-based sessions built on your own workflows.
Explore training → 09Go-Live & Support
Technical and functional cover through launch and beyond.
Explore support →Clear project outputs
What you walk away with
Every engagement ends with tangible, documented assets — not just a login.
Final documentation, modules and support terms are confirmed in your statement of work.
Schedule a strategy call →ERP plan
Roadmap and documented scope.
Configured modules
Standard and custom apps, ready to use.
Workflow automation
Triggers, approvals and rules across the system.
Migrated data
Clean master and transactional records.
Tailored features
Custom functionality where it's justified.
Trained users
Role-based sessions and written guides.
Go-live cover
Dedicated support during cutover.
Ongoing care
Maintenance and performance tuning.
Implementation method
Plan your rollout →
Ten steps, each with a signed-off output.
A structured path that lowers risk and makes adoption stick. You always know what's done and what's next.
- 1
Requirement analysis
We learn your business model, workflows, pain points and ERP goals.
Output · Requirement summary - 2
Gap analysis
We compare your processes against standard Odoo.
Output · Fit-gap register - 3
Implementation planning
Modules, timeline, scope and responsibilities in one roadmap.
Output · Solution blueprint - 4
Configuration
Modules, workflows, roles, permissions and settings.
Output · Configured staging system - 5
Customization
Development only where standard features fall short.
Output · Custom workflows - 6
Data migration
Customers, vendors, products, stock and accounting data.
Output · Migrated dataset - 7
Integration
Websites, payments, shipping and third-party tools connected.
Output · Integrated system - 8
Testing
End-to-end scenarios, reports and integrations tested with your team.
Output · UAT approval - 9
User training
Every role learns the workflows they'll actually use.
Output · Trained users - 10
Go-live & support
Launch, then stay close until operations are stable.
Output · Stable operations
How we keep Odoo maintainable
Standard first. Customize with a reason.
Every requirement passes through three gates before any code is written — keeping your system stable, testable and easy to upgrade.
Gate 1
Use standard Odoo
Native apps and workflows whenever they meet the goal.
Gate 2
Configure the process
Settings, roles, approvals, documents and rules — before coding.
Gate 3
Build the justified gap
Custom work only once value, scope and upkeep are agreed.
Connected applications
Odoo modules we implement
We help you pick the right apps for how you operate today and where you're headed.
Industry workflows
Same Odoo apps. Your industry's rules.
Processes, data and reporting differ by sector. We shape the implementation around your operating model.
MRP
Manufacturing
Planning, BoMs, work orders, quality and costing in one flow.
POSRetail
Point of sale, pricing, stock and loyalty, connected.
WMSDistribution
Warehouses, replenishment, orders and fulfilment.
HLSHealthcare
Patient ops, scheduling, inventory and billing.
ECMeCommerce
Catalog, payments, orders and shipping from one place.
LOGLogistics
Transport planning, shipment tracking and warehouse moves.
EDUEducation
Admissions, student records, attendance and accounts.
PSAProfessional services
Projects, resourcing, timesheets and profitability.
CONConstruction
Materials, milestones, budgets and project costs.
WHSWholesale
Suppliers, price lists, bulk orders and fulfilment.
SCMSupply chain
Demand planning, procurement and supplier collaboration.
FINFinance & accounting
Banking, tax, budgeting and compliant reporting.
Commercial planning
What Odoo implementation costs, and how long it takes
Both depend on your scope. Every estimate we send spells out what's included, excluded, assumed and dependent on you or third parties.
What shapes the cost
- Number of modules and users
- Customization requirements
- Data migration complexity
- Third-party integrations
- Training and support needs
- Hosting and deployment setup
What shapes the timeline
- Speed of decisions and stakeholder availability
- Number of workflows, departments and phases
- Data cleansing and reconciliation cycles
- Complexity of custom work and integrations
- Testing, fixes and training readiness
- Cutover strategy and dependencies
Focused rollout
A few standard apps, clean data, simple rules, little integration.
Multi-department
Connected workflows across teams, with migration, permissions and moderate integration.
Complex / enterprise
Multi-company, manufacturing, heavy migration, many integrations, phased deployment.
Risk management
Where ERP projects go wrong — and how we prevent it
Risk grows when decisions, ownership, data or adoption are left open. We close them before cutover.
RiskHow we control it
01
Scope creep
Approved blueprint, change control, clear priorities and acceptance criteria.
02
Poor legacy data
Data owners, cleansing rules, mapping, test imports and reconciliation before sign-off.
03
Over-customization
Standard and configuration first; every custom build documents its reason and upkeep.
04
Low user involvement
Process owners and key users join discovery, demos, decisions and testing.
05
Thin testing
Full business scenarios, permissions, exceptions, integrations and reports — not isolated screens.
06
Late integration surprises
Systems, owners, API limits and data flows identified during discovery.
07
Weak adoption
Role-based training, realistic scenarios, internal champions and post-launch support.
08
Unrealistic go-live
Readiness checks, final data, cutover steps, rollback plan and support contacts confirmed.
Why Mediod
A partner that stays after go-live
Certified experts
Certified Odoo professionals, developers and consultants.
Always current
We keep pace with every new Odoo version.
Full scope
Implementation, customization, migration and support.
Cross-industry
From startups to large enterprises, across sectors.
Transparent delivery
Agile sprints and plain-language updates.
Long-term care
Ongoing support as your business grows.
Business results
How clients use Odoo with Mediod
Retail
- Challenge
- Sales and stock out of sync
- Odoo solution
- POS + Inventory
- Outcome
- Unified sales and stock
Healthcare
- Challenge
- Scattered records and workflows
- Odoo solution
- CRM + Appointments + Documents
- Outcome
- Centralized operations
eCommerce
- Challenge
- Orders and stock across channels
- Odoo solution
- eCommerce + Inventory + Sales
- Outcome
- One order pipeline
Professional services
- Challenge
- Project and resource tracking
- Odoo solution
- Project + Timesheets
- Outcome
- Clear project profitability
Credentials
Certifications & recognition
Project evidence
Read our Odoo case studies
Real challenges, scopes, modules and integrations — with approved, measurable outcomes only.
View case studies →- Industry and business challenge
- Apps and workflows delivered
- Migration and integration scope
- Implementation approach
- Measurable outcomes
FAQs
Questions before you start
Straight answers to what businesses ask most when planning Odoo.
What is Odoo implementation?+
Setting up Odoo ERP around your workflows, modules, users and goals — from planning through go-live.
Why use an implementation partner?+
A partner sets up workflows correctly the first time, automates manual work and centralizes your data — avoiding costly rework.
How long does it take?+
It depends on modules, customization, data migration, integrations and complexity. We confirm a timeline after discovery.
How much does it cost?+
Cost depends on users, modules, customization, migration, integrations, training, support and hosting. You get an itemized, scoped estimate.
Which modules should we start with?+
Usually CRM, Sales, Inventory, Accounting and Purchase — then Manufacturing, POS or Project as needed.
Can Odoo be customized during implementation?+
Yes — workflows, reports, approvals, dashboards and roles. We configure first and customize where there's a clear business case.
Can you migrate data from another ERP?+
Yes, from legacy ERPs, spreadsheets, databases and other business platforms.
Do you provide training?+
Yes. Role-based sessions and documentation so every team uses Odoo with confidence.
What happens after go-live?+
Post-launch support, bug fixes, optimization, workflow improvements and ongoing maintenance.
Can Odoo integrate with our other tools?+
Yes — payment gateways, shipping, eCommerce, websites, CRMs and other business applications.
Plan your Odoo project
Ready to run your business on one system?
Talk to a certified Mediod consultant about your processes, modules and timeline. We'll tell you honestly what Odoo can do out of the box — and what it'll take for the rest.
