Implementation & approach
How an Odoo project lands on time, in scope and without surprises. These articles cover our implementation approach, from expert meetings and keeping progress on track to 'Getting Odoo Done', written honestly, including why we dislike classic project-management theatre.
Odoo as a PIM? When your product data belongs in a shell around Odoo (and the sync runs one way only)
When Odoo's standard product model no longer suffices - thousands of items each with a complete dossier - you do not build PIM inside Odoo, but as a shell around it. With one hard rule: the sync runs one way only. This is the architecture, why syncing back and forth rebuilds the chaos, and where the line is.
The most-asked Odoo questions (with honest answers)
We gathered the questions that come up most on the Odoo forum, Stack Overflow and in our own projects - from "what does it really cost?" to "why does my customisation break on upgrade?". Here are the honest answers.
Implementing Odoo directly or through a partner? An honest assessment
Odoo is growing fast, but the numbers show where it gets tricky: huge lead volume, mostly micro-businesses, and not a single public figure on retention. What does that mean for your choice between Odoo direct or a partner?
Odoo Studio: rarely the solution, often the start of the problem
Odoo Studio promises quick changes without code. But on upgrades it often breaks - fields disappear from views, inherited views get reset - and combined with custom code it gets dangerous. Why we prefer customisation you can isolate.
Switching Odoo partner? How to move safely to a new Odoo partner
Not happy with your Odoo partner? Learn how to switch safely to a new Odoo partner without losing your database, licences, customisation or progress.
What does an Odoo implementation cost in 2026?
An Odoo implementation costs roughly €1,000 to €3,000 per user as a one-off. A manufacturer with 15 users and full scope usually lands between €25,000 and €30,000. This guide explains what drives the price and why it drops per user as you grow.
G.O.D. (Getting Odoo Done) - a success formula for Odoo implementations, with a smile
For many entrepreneurs, implementing software is like assembling a motor with only an IKEA manual. Three principles to make it faster and more enjoyable: Getting Odoo Done.
I hate project management
Timeboxing. Agile. Leverage. Touchbase. Bullshit bingo. And yet we run thirty IT projects a year and they mostly go well. How that's possible - and the six points that make the difference.
Keeping projects on track: how to avoid surprises
In every project there comes a point when you wonder: are we still on track? Without clear visibility on progress, even the best-planned project can run into trouble. Oversight is the backbone of success.
Want fast progress? Here's how expert meetings solve the biggest project problems
You're deep in a project. Things look fine, until you hit a wall where you simply lack the knowledge. That's the moment for an expert meeting - not a broad discussion, but a focused session.