Odoo Ecommerce Integration | Element 7 Digital

What an Odoo integration does

An Odoo ecommerce integration links Odoo to the places you sell. Products, prices and stock flow out from Odoo. Orders flow back in, ready to fulfil.

Here's the thing: Odoo has its own Website and eCommerce apps, and for some businesses that's all they need. We come in when you sell through a custom store, eBay or a trade portal. Or when you're moving to Odoo and don't want to throw away a store that already works.

What moves between the systems

Scoped to how you sell. These are the pieces we connect most often.

Products

Catalogue and stock

Names, SKUs, specs, images, options and live stock pushed from Odoo to your store.

Pricing

Every price level

RRP, retail, special, eBay and customer-group pricing, all kept in Odoo.

Orders

Orders back into Odoo

Website and eBay orders created in Odoo with lines, delivery, tracking and payment details.

Trade

Customer pricing

Trade accounts, pricing groups and available credit from Odoo, applied at login.

B2B ordering portals →

Channels

eBay and marketplaces

eBay listing content, stock and pricing driven from Odoo, with eBay orders coming back in.

Selling platforms →

Migration

Changing ERP to Odoo

Moving from MYOB Exo or another system? We reconnect your store to Odoo so it keeps trading.

Patrolapart case study →

Changed ERP. Kept the store.

We built Patrolapart's webstore and eBay integration around MYOB Exo. When the business moved to Odoo, the platform didn't get thrown out. We built the Odoo connection instead.

Today Odoo runs the lot: products, images, stock, every price level and customer accounts flow out to the website, and website and eBay orders come back in with delivery, tracking and payment details. Updates run every 30 minutes, with a full refresh daily.

Is this right for you?

A good fit if you're

Running Odoo with a custom store, or selling on eBay
Moving to Odoo and keeping the store you've already built
Adding a B2B trade portal with customer pricing from Odoo
Re-keying orders between Odoo and your channels today

Probably not if you're

Happy on Odoo's own eCommerce app. It may do the job on its own
Looking for someone to set up Odoo itself. That's an Odoo implementation partner. We connect Odoo to how you sell

We'll tell you which on the scoping call.

How a project comes together

Most integration projects run 8 to 16 weeks from sign-off to go-live. Projects start from $12,000.

Step 1

Scoping call

We look at your systems, your data and how orders move today. Straight questions, honest answers.

Step 2

Fixed scope and timeline

A written scope: what connects, how often, how failures are handled, and the go-live date.

Step 3

Build and test

Built against a copy of your data and tested with real orders before anything touches your live site.

Step 4

Go live and support

Switched on, watched closely, and looked after as your systems and business change.

Questions people actually ask

Does Odoo have its own ecommerce?

Yes. Odoo's Website and eCommerce apps run a store directly inside Odoo. A custom integration makes sense when you sell through a separate store, eBay or a trade portal, or when you're keeping an existing store after moving to Odoo.

Can you connect Odoo to an existing store?

Yes. That's exactly what we did for Patrolapart when they moved from MYOB Exo to Odoo. The store and eBay setup stayed, and we built the connection to Odoo.

How often does it sync?

It depends on what the business needs. For Patrolapart, product and customer updates run every 30 minutes, with a full refresh every day.

Do you implement Odoo itself?

No. Setting up and configuring Odoo is a job for an Odoo implementation partner. We build the connection between Odoo and your online store, eBay and trade portal.

How long does an Odoo integration take, and what does it cost?

Most integration projects run 8 to 16 weeks from sign-off to go-live. Projects start from $12,000, with a fixed scope after the scoping call.

Odoo runs the business. Your store should keep up with it.