Overselling and stock lag
Store stock updated in batches shows items as available after the warehouse has already sold the last unit.
Odoo ERP · eCommerce
We build online stores on Odoo eCommerce so the catalogue, prices, stock and orders are the same records your warehouse and accounts team already use, with no nightly sync to break.
Odoo eCommerce development is the design and configuration of an online store on Odoo's eCommerce app, where products, variants, pricelists, stock levels, orders and payments are the same records used by Inventory, Sales and Accounting. It covers storefront theme and product pages, payment providers, shipping methods, taxes, B2B pricing and portal access, and any custom checkout or catalogue features the business needs.
When the store and the ERP are separate systems, every product, price and stock figure has to be synchronized, and every sync has edge cases: variants that do not map, discounts that post differently, or overselling when stock updates lag. Odoo eCommerce avoids the sync entirely because the store reads directly from the back office. The trade-off is that storefront design, apps and marketing tools differ from dedicated platforms, so the choice needs to be deliberate.
Store stock updated in batches shows items as available after the warehouse has already sold the last unit.
Wholesale customers, dealers and retail buyers need different prices and terms, which most consumer storefronts handle awkwardly.
Online orders exported or keyed into the back office introduce errors in addresses, taxes and payment matching.
Descriptions, images and attributes maintained separately in the store and the ERP drift apart over time.
Product categories, attributes and variants, eCommerce descriptions and images, and the rules that decide which products and stock levels are shown online.
A custom theme with your brand, product listing and product page layouts, filters and search tuned for how customers look for your products.
Payment providers available for your country, such as card gateways or bank transfer, plus cash on delivery where needed and checkout fields that match your fulfillment.
Delivery methods by zone or weight, carrier connectors where supported, fiscal positions for taxes by region, and couriers integrated through their APIs where Odoo has no standard connector.
Customer-specific pricelists, login-only catalogues, quotation requests, reorder from past orders and portal access to invoices and deliveries.
Abandoned cart emails, coupons and loyalty, product reviews, wishlist and comparison, and structured SEO metadata on products and categories.
The store and the back office are one system, so stock, prices and orders cannot drift apart.
Pricelists and portal rules let different buyer types use the same store on different terms.
Online orders appear as sales orders and delivery orders immediately, ready for the warehouse.
Payments, taxes and invoices post in Odoo Accounting without manual import.
Dealers log in to see their prices, order from the full catalogue and download invoices, without calling the sales team.
One catalogue and stock pool shared by Odoo POS in branches and the online store, with click-and-collect from a chosen branch.
Configurable products with variants sold online, with orders flowing into manufacturing or replenishment rules.
Large catalogues with search by part number, reorder from past orders and stock shown per warehouse.
We test a complete order, from checkout to reconciled payment, before launch.
We compare native Odoo eCommerce with Shopify or WooCommerce connected to Odoo against your catalogue, buyers and marketing needs.
Variants, attributes, images, descriptions and pricelists cleaned up in Odoo, since the store will show exactly this data.
Listing, product, cart and checkout designs built around what customers need to decide and pay.
Theme module, payment providers, delivery methods, taxes and any custom checkout or catalogue logic.
Orders placed with real payment methods and shipped through Inventory, then invoiced and reconciled in Accounting.
Redirects from any old store URLs, analytics and Search Console, then go-live with monitoring of the first orders.
Post-launch review of search, conversion points and fulfillment issues, with changes prioritized together.
| Criterion | Odoo eCommerce | Shopify + Odoo integration | WooCommerce + Odoo integration |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stock and prices | Same records as the ERP | Synced through a connector | Synced through a connector |
| B2B pricelists and portal | Built in | Depends on Shopify plan and apps | Through plugins |
| Storefront and theme ecosystem | Smaller, custom theme work | Large theme and app ecosystem | Large plugin ecosystem |
| Hosting | With your Odoo instance | Hosted by Shopify | Your own WordPress hosting |
| Systems to maintain | One | Two plus connector | Two plus connector |
| Best fit | Catalogue and pricing driven by the ERP, often B2B | Consumer brands focused on marketing and conversion | Content-led stores already on WordPress |
Card details are processed by the payment provider; Odoo stores only the transaction reference.
Portal users see only their own orders, invoices and addresses.
Wholesale prices and restricted products can be hidden from anonymous visitors.
Hosting sized for traffic peaks and backups scheduled, since the store and ERP share one database.
Our team builds Shopify and WooCommerce stores as well as Odoo stores, so the platform comparison is not biased toward one.
We configure inventory, pricing and accounting rules correctly, because the store inherits every one of them.
Where your gateway or courier has no Odoo connector, we build the integration through their API.
Product URLs, metadata and redirects are planned to protect the search traffic your current store already earns.
Fixed-price packages with the scope written down, paid stage by stage. Your project goes live once it's fully paid.
Official documentation and guidance if you want to read more about this topic.
Yes, the eCommerce app is available in Odoo Community. Some related features, such as certain shipping carrier connectors and advanced marketing apps, require Enterprise.
Odoo eCommerce is usually the better choice when stock, pricing and B2B terms come from Odoo and you want one system. Shopify connected to Odoo suits consumer brands that depend on Shopify's themes, apps and marketing tools and accept maintaining a sync.
Yes. Pricelists can be assigned by customer, customer group, country or website, and logged-in customers see the prices and products that apply to them.
Odoo includes connectors for several international providers such as Stripe, PayPal and Adyen, with availability depending on your country and version. Local gateways without a standard connector can be added as a custom payment provider module.
Yes, through custom integrations with the courier's API to create shipments, print labels and track deliveries. Odoo's built-in carrier connectors cover mainly international carriers.
Next step
Tell us what you sell, to whom and where your stock lives. We'll lay out whether native Odoo eCommerce or a connected storefront fits better.