Decide whether to repair, restart or exit your stuck Odoo project.

The build is late, the invoices keep coming, and the demo still does not match how you ship. A rescue review is the honest first step, and taking over the work afterward is what the monthly plan is for.

Book a call See the plans

30 minutes, free, on the phone or video.
Three plans, priced by the month.

What you get

Written findings, options with numbers, and a plan you can act on, whatever you decide next. The review comes out of your plan hours.

A proper read of the project
Scope, code, data model and delivery history, read by someone who has shipped Odoo.
Written findings, worst first
What is broken, what can be saved, and what it costs to finish, in a document you can act on.
Options with numbers
Repair, restart or exit, each priced, so you decide with the totals in front of you.
A plan if you continue
The rescue path written as scope and stages you can hold any vendor to.
Someone on your side, if you want it
Ongoing review, on your side of the table, of whichever team finishes the work.

How the work runs

A review is short and deliberate: read the project, write the findings, hand you the options.

Access and context
We get read access, the delivery history, and the story from your side.
The read
Scope, code, data model and delivery history, with questions to your team as they come up.
The findings
Written findings, options with numbers, and the plan from here, whatever you decide.

What this looks like when it is done

Duplicate products and colliding barcodes, cleaned up on a live Odoo.

A wholesale textile distributor got a written audit of its product data first, then a repair plan it could price.

Read the study

Straight answers

Do you take over the project?: Only if you ask. The review stands on its own: findings, options and numbers you can hand to any team.
What if the finding is that the build should stop?: Then the document says so, with the exit numbers next to the repair numbers. You decide with both in front of you.
What does it cost?: It comes out of your plan hours. Work larger than the plan gets its own written fixed price before it starts.

Tell me where the project is stuck. I'll read it before you spend another month.

Pick a plan, or book a call and we will size it together.

Book a call See the plans

What you get

Written findings, options with numbers, and a plan you can act on, whatever you decide next. The review comes out of your plan hours.

A proper read of the project

Scope, code, data model and delivery history, read by someone who has shipped Odoo.

Written findings, worst first

What is broken, what can be saved, and what it costs to finish, in a document you can act on.

Options with numbers

Repair, restart or exit, each priced, so you decide with the totals in front of you.

A plan if you continue

The rescue path written as scope and stages you can hold any vendor to.

Someone on your side, if you want it

Ongoing review, on your side of the table, of whichever team finishes the work.

How the work runs

A review is short and deliberate: read the project, write the findings, hand you the options.

Access and context

We get read access, the delivery history, and the story from your side.

The read

Scope, code, data model and delivery history, with questions to your team as they come up.

The findings

Written findings, options with numbers, and the plan from here, whatever you decide.

Straight answers

Do you take over the project?

Only if you ask. The review stands on its own: findings, options and numbers you can hand to any team.

What if the finding is that the build should stop?

Then the document says so, with the exit numbers next to the repair numbers. You decide with both in front of you.

What does it cost?

It comes out of your plan hours. Work larger than the plan gets its own written fixed price before it starts.