Implementation methodology

From First Meeting To Go Live

An ERP project is not a software installation, it is a change in how your company works. We run it in six clear stages so you always know where the project stands and what is expected from your team.

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The process

Six Stages, No Surprises

Each stage ends with something you can see and approve, so the project never disappears into a black box for months.

01
Discovery & Analysis

We map your current processes, list what is painful today and agree on the outcome the project has to deliver.

02
Solution Design

We define which Odoo apps you need, what can be configured as is and what requires custom development.

03
Configuration & Development

We configure the apps, build the custom modules and connect Odoo to the systems you already use.

04
Data Migration

Customers, products, suppliers, stock and opening balances are cleaned, imported and reconciled.

05
Training & Testing

Your team runs real scenarios on a test database with us until everyone is confident in the new workflow.

06
Go Live & Support

We switch you to production, stay close during the first cycles and keep supporting you afterwards.

Odoo ERP running on desktop during implementation
A phase you can review and reject

Nothing Goes Live Until You Have Signed Off On It

Every implementation step produces something you can read and test before the next one starts, so go-live is a confirmation of work already validated, not a leap of faith.

What makes these projects succeed

The technical side is rarely what decides an ERP project. These four things are what separates the implementations that stick from the ones that quietly get abandoned.

One internal owner

Someone on your side who can make decisions and keep the project moving.

Clean data

Migration is the right moment to drop the duplicates and the records nobody uses.

Standard first, custom second

We customize where it gives you an edge, not to recreate an old habit.

Trained users

A system nobody understands gets worked around within a month.

After go live, we stay

The first months in production are when the real questions appear. Our support keeps you covered while the new way of working settles in.

  • Bug fixes and adjustments on your custom modules
  • New reports and dashboards as needs appear
  • Onboarding for new employees
  • Version upgrades when you are ready
  • Server, backup and performance monitoring

Frequently asked questions

It depends on how many apps you start with and how much of your process is standard. A focused first phase with a few apps is measured in weeks, a full multi-department rollout in months. We prefer starting narrow and expanding.
Yes. Customers, suppliers, products, stock levels and opening balances are the usual set. We import into a test database first, you verify the numbers, then we repeat it on go live day.
First we check whether configuration already covers it, because standard features survive upgrades for free. If it genuinely does not, we build a custom module that extends Odoo cleanly instead of modifying its core.
Odoo has an external API, so integrations with payment gateways, e-commerce platforms, shipping providers, government e-invoicing portals and your own internal tools are all possible.
On Odoo's own cloud, on a server we manage for you, or on your own infrastructure if your data has to stay in house. We will walk you through the trade-offs of each.

Let's scope your Odoo project

A short call is usually enough for us to tell you what your first phase should look like.

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