Build in the step standard Odoo misses, without breaking your next upgrade.

What you get

A module built for the process you run, written down and tested before it reaches your live system. Included in your plan hours.

• The gap, named first

  We say what standard Odoo already covers before anyone writes code.

• Written down before the build

  Fields, screens and edge cases on paper, then built inside the plan.

• Safe to upgrade

  Built as a module, with no changes to core Odoo to fight at the next upgrade.

• Tests on the rules that matter

  The pricing and posting rules ship with automated tests, so a change does not break them silently.

• Documentation and handover

  Your team, or your next partner, can maintain what we built.

How the work runs

Module work runs in short steps on staging, each one usable before the next starts.

1. The gap, in writing

   We write down what standard Odoo covers, what it misses, and the fields, screens and edge cases the module needs.

2. The build

   Short steps, each one reviewed on a staging copy before the next starts.

3. Tests and handover

   The rules ship with automated tests, the module ships with its documentation, and your team can maintain it.

What this looks like when it is done

Straight answers

Why build instead of configuring harder?

Sometimes configuration is the answer, and we say so in writing. A module earns its place when configuration starts costing more than code.

Who owns the module?

You do. The code, the tests and the documentation ship to your repository.

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.