Integrate Odoo with what you already use: payments, e-commerce, bank and POS
You don't have to throw away what already works. We connect Odoo to your payment gateways (Mercado Pago, Stripe), your e-commerce and Mercado Libre, your bank and your point of sale —and also your SAP, Salesforce or legacy— via REST, XML-RPC, JSON-RPC and aggregators. Bidirectional sync, reconciliation and monitoring from the first flow, no double entry, no data islands.
What is integrating Odoo?
Integrating Odoo means connecting it to the rest of your operation so it stops being an island: an e-commerce order flowing into Odoo with no manual entry, an Odoo invoice syncing to your SAP or your BI, a closed-won opportunity in Salesforce opening a sales order, a carrier tracking number flowing back to the order, or a payment in your gateway reconciling on its own.
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Odoo exposes its data model via XML-RPC and JSON-RPC, and now also REST; on top of that we design connectors and, when volume or decoupling demand it, a middleware/orchestration layer with retries, idempotency and monitoring. The key point: you don't have to migrate everything to Odoo at once. We integrate it with your SAP, your Salesforce and your legacy systems so they coexist. In enterprise integration our prior experience genuinely counts and is transferable: we have integrated payment gateways and legacy systems (Worldpay, Cybersource, PayPal, MercadoLibre, Kueski in a Soriana retail project) and enterprise middleware on SAP Cloud Integration / CPI (in HR for Mohawk). We are a firm founded in 2018, operating from Monterrey, Guadalajara and Texas.
What you already use, connected to Odoo
Each integration honestly declares its type: native, configuration or development. No smoke: what is development is quoted as development.
Connector configured to the gateway with reconciliation of charges against your Odoo invoices. The Comercio MX package already includes it in scope.
Connector ported to Odoo 19 —not native—: syncs listings, orders and stock. Requires Odoo.sh or self-hosting.
Orders, catalog and inventory into Odoo. If you use Odoo's own store (eCommerce), that part is native.
Bank statement import and automatic reconciliation against invoices and payments. Not live open-banking: it is a bank file, not a permanent connection.
Odoo POS with global invoicing and self-invoicing; store hardware supported. It is native, not development.
Shipping rates and labels via an aggregator, not a direct connection to each carrier. Quoted based on the aggregator.
Enterprise integration via their APIs (SAP CPI/OData, Salesforce REST/Bulk). Transferable experience: Soriana (gateways and legacy), Mohawk (SAP CPI).
Custom connectors do NOT run on Odoo Online: they require Odoo.sh or self-hosting. And sometimes the honest answer is that it is not worth integrating yet — we tell you.
Six operational reasons, zero adjectives
The code is yours from day one
Repos in your name, documented CI/CD and zero vendor lock-in. If you leave tomorrow, you take it all, running.
WhatsApp API with an official provider
We are a Meta Tech Provider: your WhatsApp Business API line with no middlemen, and chatbots wired to your ERP.
Sprint delivery you can click
A working demo every two weeks and measurable progress. No "it’s 80% done" without something you can click.
AI applied to your operation
LLM agents, RAG over your data and process automation — the same practice we use to run iTech itself.
Real nearshore: Texas + Monterrey
Legal entity in the U.S. (iTech Corp, Texas), contracts under U.S. law, same CST time zone and USMCA.
ERP with CFDI 4.0 invoicing
We implement Odoo with integrated SAT stamping (PAC), client portal and reconciliation — a full operation, not just software.
When you need it
What it includes
Integration design
We map the systems, the data to sync and the direction of each flow. We define contracts, the synchronous vs. asynchronous model and the source of truth per entity (customer, product, price, inventory, invoice) before coding.
Odoo connectors
Connectors into the Odoo model via XML-RPC, JSON-RPC and REST, and to the other side through their APIs (SAP via BTP/CPI or OData, Salesforce via REST/Bulk API, gateways and carriers via their webhooks/REST).
Orchestration and middleware
When volume or decoupling demand it, an orchestration layer between Odoo and the rest: routing, data transformation and mapping, aggregation and load handling, instead of brittle point-to-point connections.
Bidirectional sync
One-way or two-way sync with conflict control: which system wins, how concurrent-update clashes are resolved, and how echoes are avoided between systems that write to each other.
Error handling and retries
Retries with backoff, dead-letter queues, idempotency and compensation operations so a failure on the other side neither duplicates nor loses orders, charges or invoices.
Automatic reconciliation
Reconciliation rules between Odoo and the other system —gateway charges against invoices, carrier tracking against orders, journal entries against the tax ERP— with difference reports so nothing is left to balance by hand.
Monitoring and alerts
Per-message traceability, integration health dashboards and alerts to catch an incident before the end user does, with runbooks so your team can operate the flows.
How we work
1Systems and flow mapping
We document which systems exist (Odoo, SAP, Salesforce, e-commerce, gateways, legacy), what data crosses, its volume and current failure points. Output: an integration inventory and priorities.
2Integration architecture
We define the target design: direct vs. middleware, synchronous vs. asynchronous, source of truth per entity, mappings, error handling and retry policies — all agreed before building.
3Build the riskiest flow first
We validate the most critical integration with a functional end-to-end flow (representative data) before committing the full scope, with mapping and load testing.
4Flow-by-flow build
We develop integration by integration in 2-week sprints, with CI/CD, automated tests, code reviews and functional demos so you see real progress.
5Go-live and monitoring
Controlled production activation with monitoring, health dashboards and support runbooks. We hand over code that's 100% yours, with no vendor lock-in.
The analysis defines what gets integrated and what does not
Before writing a connector, the technical analysis maps your systems, what data crosses and the source of truth for each. You come out with closed scope and a budget in writing. For multichannel commerce, the landing point is usually the Comercio MX package ($139,000): POS, e-commerce with Mercado Pago and one marketplace connector already come in scope.
We do not bill by the hour or quote integrations blind: the analysis is credited to the project if you move forward.
Request the technical analysisThe integration experience is real and transferable
We integrated payment gateways and legacy systems for Soriana, and SAP middleware (Cloud Integration/CPI) for Mohawk. They are not Odoo cases —we say so plainly— but the same patterns (connectors, orchestration, error handling, reconciliation) are the ones we apply when integrating Odoo.
Real integration and data-migration experience, transferable to Odoo.
Tech stack
The tools and platforms we build it with — chosen for your problem, not for hype.
Frequently asked questions
Can't find your question? Talk to an engineer — no sales script.
Contact us →Can I integrate Odoo without migrating everything to it?
Yes, that's exactly the point. Odoo doesn't have to replace everything at once. If your SAP, your CRM or your legacy system work, we leave them in place and make them talk to Odoo: we define which system is the source of truth for each piece of data and sync only what's needed, instead of an all-at-once replacement.
How do you integrate Odoo if it only exposes XML-RPC?
Odoo exposes its data model via XML-RPC and JSON-RPC, and recent versions also via REST. On top of any of those interfaces we build the connectors to the other system. When volume or decoupling justify it, we add a middleware/orchestration layer with queues, retries and idempotency instead of brittle point-to-point calls.
Do you have real enterprise-integration experience?
Yes, and it's honest to be precise: we don't yet have an Odoo case of our own with publishable metrics, so we don't attribute one to Odoo. What is real and transferable is our enterprise integration work: in a retail project for Soriana we integrated payment gateways and legacy systems (Worldpay, Cybersource, PayPal, MercadoLibre, Kueski) on Azure; and for Mohawk we integrated SAP SuccessFactors via SAP Cloud Integration (CPI). Those same patterns —connectors, orchestration, error handling, reconciliation— are the ones we apply when integrating Odoo.
Can you connect Odoo with SAP and with Salesforce?
Yes. With SAP we use its standard interfaces (BTP/Cloud Integration or OData/IDoc) on the SAP side and XML-RPC/JSON-RPC/REST on the Odoo side; we have SAP CPI integration experience (Mohawk case, HR). With Salesforce we connect via its REST/Bulk API to sync accounts, opportunities and orders; we are a Salesforce ecosystem partner. We define the exact scope in the assessment, on your real systems.
What happens if an integration fails in production?
Every integration is designed with error handling: retries with backoff, dead-letter queues, idempotency and compensation operations, plus monitoring and alerts. The goal is to detect and contain the incident before the user, with no duplicated or lost orders, charges or invoices — the same approach we used integrating payment gateways in retail.
Do I own the integration code?
Yes, 100%. The connectors, mappings, architecture docs, access and environments are yours from the first commit. We work with documented processes — no vendor lock-in: if tomorrow you want another team to operate the integrations, you have everything you need.
Request your integration analysis
Tell us what you need to connect. We schedule the analysis and hand you the integration map with scope and a budget in writing.
What we do guarantee
- Each integration declares its type: native, configuration or development.
- Code, mappings and access 100% yours from the first commit.
- Real error handling: retries, queues and reconciliation, no lost orders.
- Sometimes the answer is not to integrate yet — we tell you.
The packages, with published pricing
- Arranque Odoo $29,900You are coming from Excel and want to get CRM, sales, purchasing and inventory in order before dealing with tax compliance.
- Fiscal Esencial $44,900RESICO individuals, RESICO companies up to $35M, or Title IV individuals with income below $4,000,000.
- Empresa MX $89,000Companies under the general tax regime, or Title IV individuals with income from $4,000,000: those required to file electronic accounting and DIOT.
- Empresa MX · Odoo.sh $98,000General tax regime with at least one of the five triggers: retailer addenda, payroll inside Odoo, your own PAC, an accountant on Contpaq, or selling on Mercado Libre.
- Comercio MX $139,000Retail and commerce selling on the floor and online, needing to invoice both.
Plus VAT. You pay the Odoo license directly to Odoo, not to us. Which one applies depends on your tax regime, not your size.
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Start with the technical analysis
A closed budget in writing, yours even if you implement with someone else and credited to the project if you move forward. $7,500, one week.
No CTA sends you to a long questionnaire: three fields and you get the proposal.