SERVICES/IMPLEMENTATION
Odoo implementation,
one process live every two weeks.
Every block has a price and a scope you agreed before it starts.
Sales
CRM
Accounting
Project
Inventory
Purchase
SERVICES/IMPLEMENTATION
Odoo implementation,
one process live every two weeks.
Every block has a price and a scope you agreed before it starts.
Sales
CRM
Accounting
Project
Inventory
Purchase
AT A GLANCE
Everything we do for you, behind one login.
From day one you see every sprint, every task and the conversation on it, in your own portal. The same login carries your orders, your invoices and your tickets.
HOW IT RUNS
It starts with sprint 0. After that, one process at a time.
Sprint 0 decides how many sprints there are and in which order. The plan is whole from day one and the detail rolls two sprints ahead.
Sprint 0
A demo on your own data, every process walked through, and the plan with one total.
Sprint 1
Lead to order. Your quotes and sales orders run in Odoo and your people use it before we move on.
Sprint 2 and up
One process every two weeks. Order to delivery, purchase to receipt, plan to produce, in the order you pick.
Last sprint
Invoicing and closing. Plus the go-live and the handover to your own key users.
Then the support lane: helpdesk, a subscription or prepaid hours. The processes that are live keep running, in your own Odoo, run by your own people.
What a sprint is
A named number of days, blocked in the calendar
One process, agreed before it starts
A review on the last day, with you there
What we need from you
One person who decides, every sprint
The key user of the process we are doing
Your data, on the dates in the plan
What it costs
A size in days per sprint, agreed up front
The proposal shows every block and one total
Odoo licence and hosting in the same proposal
FAQ
Straight answers.
QHow long does an Odoo implementation take?
AAs many two-week sprints as your plan has. Most run four to six, so three to six months. The plan names a go-live block, and when a sprint runs tight it is the scope inside it we look at first.
QDo we have to change our processes?
AWe shape Odoo around your workflows first. We only propose a process change when it buys you something concrete, and we say what.
QWhat happens after the last sprint?
AYou move to the support lane: helpdesk, a subscription or prepaid hours. Every sprint already handed its process to one of your own key users, so nothing waits until the end.
QWhat does an implementation cost?
AThe plan total, and you see it in the proposal before anything starts. Each sprint has a size in days, so the total is arithmetic rather than a negotiation. The Odoo licence and hosting are in the same document.
