— Odoo / Integration
Make Odoo talk to everything else — properly.
UAE FTA, ZATCA Phase 2, GCC bank feeds, Shopify, WooCommerce, Aramex, DHL, Telr, PayTabs and bespoke in-house systems. Built as proper Odoo modules with retry logic, structured logging and alerts — not ad-hoc scripts.
In one paragraph
Connectors built as proper Odoo modules. Idempotent. Queue-backed. Versioned in your Git.
GCC-native: FTA, ZATCA Phase 2, Emirates NBD, ADCB, FAB, Aramex, DHL, Telr, PayTabs out of the box.
Failure-aware: structured logging, correlation IDs and alerting wired in from day one.
Survives upgrades. Integrations originally built on Odoo 14 still running on Odoo 18.
What it includes
Inside an integration engagement.
The catalogue below is the menu, not a single SOW. Each integration is scoped, priced and shipped as a discrete deliverable.
UAE FTA tax e-services
VAT 201 return preparation, designated-zone tracking, reverse-charge handling, FTA-format tax invoices generated directly from Odoo.
ZATCA Phase 2 (Saudi)
Real-time clearance with the FATOORA platform. QR codes, UUIDs, signed invoices stored on the Odoo record. B2B, B2G and B2C flows.
GCC bank-statement feeds
Emirates NBD, ENBD, ADCB, FAB, HSBC, Mashreq and SNB. Automated daily import of statement lines into Odoo for reconciliation.
E-commerce sync
Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, Salla and Zid. Two-way sync of products, stock, orders, customers and fulfilment status.
Courier and logistics APIs
Aramex, DHL, Fetchr and others — shipment booking, label generation, tracking events, automated status updates on the Odoo sale order.
Payment gateways
Telr, PayTabs, Stripe, Network and Checkout.com. Direct integration with Odoo Sales and Subscriptions for online payment capture.
In-house and bespoke APIs
Custom connectors to your own ERP, MIS, MES, WMS or vertical SaaS tool. Documented and tested, not improvised.
BI and reporting feeds
Outbound data feeds to Power BI, Tableau, Metabase or your data warehouse — at the cadence and granularity your analytics team needs.
Process
Spec, build, prove, operate.
Integrations break in production for predictable reasons: rotating credentials, version changes, rate limits, partial payloads. We build and operate them with that reality in mind.
- Phase 01
Scope
Define the integration: trigger events, payloads, error scenarios, idempotency strategy, monitoring expectations. Output: written integration spec.
- Phase 02
Design
API auth, data model mapping, queue strategy, retry policy. Reviewed against the spec before any code is written.
- Phase 03
Build
Connector module written as a proper Odoo module. ORM-clean, queue-backed, idempotent. Versioned in Git from commit one.
- Phase 04
UAT
End-to-end testing against the third-party sandbox environment. Edge cases, failure modes, replay scenarios all covered.
- Phase 05
Deploy
Deployed to production with monitoring and alerting wired up. First week of live transactions watched closely.
- Phase 06
Operate
Covered by AMC. API version changes tracked and integration kept current. Higher-criticality flows on dedicated monitoring.
Who this is for
Operators tired of CSV exports.
UAE and GCC businesses running Odoo (or about to) who need it to exchange data automatically with banks, courier networks, e-commerce stores, payment gateways or government portals — and who are tired of manual reconciliation against CSV exports.
Three patterns we see most. The first: an e-commerce-heavy operator running Shopify or WooCommerce front-of-house and Odoo back-of-house, where order, stock and fulfilment data needs to move automatically. The second: a multi-entity group with bank accounts across Emirates NBD, ADCB, FAB and HSBC where finance is exhausted by daily statement reconciliation. The third: a Saudi-resident entity facing ZATCA Phase 2 e-invoicing deadlines and needing real-time FATOORA clearance from Odoo.
Bad fit: integrations to systems with no documented API, no export option, and no path to either. We will tell you upfront and help you find a different shape — usually a process change or a file-based intermediate.
Pricing approach
Per-integration fixed-fee.
Each integration is a discrete deliverable with its own scope, price and acceptance test. We do not run integration work on T&M.
Standard, well-known integrations (Shopify, WooCommerce, Aramex, common GCC bank feeds, Telr, PayTabs) are productized — we have shipped them many times and we quote them off a published rate card during Discovery. Bespoke integrations are quoted individually after a written scope.
Ongoing support is part of AMC: API version changes tracked, sandbox tests run before production rollouts, breakage alerts wired to your team. For higher-criticality flows (real-time payment, real-time stock at retail POS) we offer dedicated monitoring with same-day SLA.
What success looks like
Nobody is exporting CSVs.
A successful integration is invisible after the first week. Bank statements appear in Odoo every morning. Shopify orders flow into Odoo within seconds. Courier shipments are booked from the sale order. Nobody is exporting CSVs and re-importing them by hand.
That is the bar. Browse case studies for specific integration stories.
FAQ
Integration questions, answered.
Which integrations do you do most often? +
In rough frequency order: bank-statement integration (Emirates NBD, ENBD, ADCB, FAB, HSBC, Mashreq) for automated reconciliation; e-commerce (Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, Salla, Zid) for order sync; courier APIs (Aramex, DHL, Fetchr, Shadowfax) for shipment booking and tracking; payment gateways (Telr, PayTabs, Stripe, Network, Checkout.com); and government portals — particularly the FTA tax e-services portal and ZATCA Phase 2 e-invoicing for Saudi clients. We have also done custom integrations with bespoke ERP systems, Power BI, Salesforce, HubSpot and a long tail of vertical SaaS tools.
How does ZATCA Phase 2 e-invoicing work for Saudi entities? +
Saudi Arabia's ZATCA Phase 2 mandates real-time clearance of B2B and B2G invoices via integration with the FATOORA platform. We integrate Odoo with FATOORA so that invoices are signed, hashed and cleared at posting time, with the QR code and UUID stored on the Odoo invoice record. The integration handles both the clearance flow (B2B / B2G) and the reporting flow (B2C). For Saudi entities operating through a UAE-based group company, we configure both VAT regimes side by side.
Will the integration survive Odoo upgrades? +
Yes — we build integrations as proper Odoo modules, not as ad-hoc scripts running on a server somewhere. They live in your Git repository, use Odoo's ORM and queue framework, and are versioned alongside the rest of your customizations. When you upgrade Odoo 17 to 18, your integrations come along with you. We have integrations originally built on Odoo 14 still running on Odoo 18 today.
How do you handle integration failures? +
Every integration we ship has three things: idempotent retry logic (a failed sync can be safely retried without creating duplicates), structured logging with correlation IDs (so we can trace a single transaction end-to-end), and an alerting hook (Slack, email, or whatever monitoring you use). When something fails — and integrations do fail — you find out from us, with context, before your customer or supplier finds out from you.
Can you integrate Odoo with our existing in-house system? +
Usually yes. The question is whether the in-house system has a documented API. If it does, we build a connector module on the Odoo side that talks to that API. If it does not, we either help you expose one (a small project in itself) or fall back to a file-based integration — scheduled exports and imports — which is less elegant but reliable. Either way, we will tell you upfront which integration shape we recommend and why.
Do you offer ongoing integration support? +
Yes — integrations are covered by AMC like any other part of the system. The most common ongoing work is API change tracking: when a courier or bank rotates their API version, we update the integration before it breaks. For higher-criticality integrations (real-time payment, real-time inventory) we offer dedicated monitoring with same-day SLA.
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