Standard first
Customisation is only what's left once the default has been proven not to fit. That keeps upgrades cheap and your system easy to hand over.
How we work
Scoping comes before configuration, your old system keeps running until the numbers agree, and support comes from someone who knows your setup.
Two weeks with your finance, stores and sales people. We write down what happens today, workarounds included, and you sign it off before anything is configured.
Standard Odoo first. Customization is quoted separately, and only for what the default genuinely can't do.
Master data and opening balances move under a reconciliation you can check. Both systems run side by side until the numbers match.
A named consultant, a response time agreed in writing, and a quarterly review of what your team still does by hand.
The same four rules on every project, whether it's an Odoo rollout or a new website.
Customisation is only what's left once the default has been proven not to fit. That keeps upgrades cheap and your system easy to hand over.
The go-live date goes into the scope you sign, before anything is configured. If the scope changes, the date and the quote are revisited together.
One person who knows your setup answers your questions. Not a ticket queue, and not a different face every week.
Processes, decisions and custom code are documented so your team, or another partner, could pick them up tomorrow.
It depends on how much of the business is moving, but you'll have the date before we configure anything. The first two weeks are scoping, and the go-live date goes into the document you sign at the end of them.
Yes. We migrate from 15, 16 and 17 up to 19 and bring the ledger with you. Master data and opening balances move under a reconciliation you can tie back to your old system.
No. Your old system and Odoo run side by side until the numbers agree. You switch when the trial balances match, not when the calendar says so.
Either can be right. During scoping we list which of the modules you need are Enterprise only and what the licences cost, so you decide before anything is configured.
Send the messy version. A scoping call comes before any quote, and the quote arrives in writing.