[PARTNERS]
Your right choice and best Odoo implementation partners
Odoo gives a growing business one platform for sales, inventory, accounting, HR and eCommerce. App Vertices plans, customises and implements it around the way your teams actually work, then stays on to train, support and extend it as you grow.
App Vertices is an official Odoo partner, working with companies that want to run sales, inventory, accounting, HR, manufacturing and eCommerce on a single connected system. We handle the full engagement: understanding how your teams work today, mapping those processes onto Odoo, configuring and customising the modules, migrating your data, and training the people who will use it every day. Whether you are adopting Odoo for the first time or untangling an existing installation, we scope the work around your business, not around a generic template.
The marks below reflect where we contribute to the Odoo ecosystem: Odoo apps, Odoo themes, published Odoo books and the Odoo Community Association.
Platforms reducing the gap between the operations and management
thereby providing you complete control of your business.
Odoo is a modular business suite, and its value comes from how well the modules are fitted together. We build Odoo platforms in which sales, purchasing, inventory, accounting and HR share one source of truth, so a quote becomes an order, an order becomes a delivery and a delivery becomes an invoice without anyone re-keying it.
Where the standard apps stop short, we write custom modules and integrations that follow your process, and we keep every change upgrade-safe so the next Odoo release is an upgrade, not a rebuild.
Odoo is flexible enough to fit almost any business, and that flexibility is exactly why the partner you choose matters. A good partner knows the product end to end, maps your processes honestly, recommends the right hosting and keeps the platform running after go-live. These are the nine things to look for.
A strong partner understands the whole suite, not just one module. They can explain how the apps connect, which features you actually need, and where Odoo ends and custom work begins, so you do not pay for the wrong thing.
From CRM, Sales and Inventory to Accounting, Manufacturing, HR and eCommerce, each app has its own strengths and limits. Hands-on insight into all of them helps you choose a combination that fits instead of one that merely works.
Odoo Online, Odoo.sh or your own servers each suit different needs. The right partner explains the trade-offs in cost, control, customisation and compliance, and recommends the setup that matches your size and risk.
Software should follow your process, not the reverse. Mapping how work really flows before anything is configured exposes duplicate steps and gaps early, which is far cheaper than finding them after launch.
A capable partner can configure, extend and integrate every function Odoo offers, so your teams are never told that something is impossible when it is only unfamiliar.
Implementations succeed on the people doing them. Look for functional consultants, developers and support engineers who work on Odoo every day and can explain their choices in plain language.
Custom code should follow Odoo's own development standards, so it stays readable, testable and upgrade-safe. Standardised work is what lets you take new Odoo versions without rewriting everything.
Whether you are starting fresh or moving from another ERP or an older Odoo version, a careful plan covers data cleaning, test migrations, parallel runs and a go-live your team is ready for.
Odoo licensing, hosting and implementation costs add up in ways that are easy to misjudge. A good partner gives a clear, itemised estimate and helps you pick the plan and scope that give the best return.
These figures sit behind every Odoo engagement we take on: the years of service, the team that does the work, the countries we have served, and the apps, blogs and books we have published for the Odoo community.
From the first build to long-term support, our Odoo services cover the whole life of your system. Choose a service to see how we work, and where we can take some of the load off your team.
We build Odoo modules, portals and integrations that follow your process, using Odoo's own framework and conventions so the code stays maintainable.
That includes new apps, extensions to existing ones, reports and dashboards, and connections to payment, shipping, CRM and other third-party systems.
Beyond implementation, we share what we have learned. Our Odoo blogs, books and development tutorials are written for the people who run, and build on, the platform.
Practical articles on Odoo apps, configuration, customisation and migration, written from real projects and kept current as the product changes.
Published Odoo books that walk through the platform in depth, from functional setup to development, for teams who want to understand it properly.
Step-by-step tutorials for developers building on Odoo, covering modules, views, models and integrations with working examples.
Our Odoo teams work with customers across time zones and borders. These are the countries where we have a presence.
United States
Canada
Germany
SpainEach project is unique. Typical engagements range from 4-12 weeks depending on complexity. We provide a detailed project roadmap during initial consultation.
Tell us what you are building, who it is for and when it needs to be live. You will get a written scope, a realistic range, and a named engineer on the call rather than a sales deck.
[PARTNERS]
Your right choice and best Odoo implementation partners
Odoo gives a growing business one platform for sales, inventory, accounting, HR and eCommerce. App Vertices plans, customises and implements it around the way your teams actually work, then stays on to train, support and extend it as you grow.
App Vertices is an official Odoo partner, working with companies that want to run sales, inventory, accounting, HR, manufacturing and eCommerce on a single connected system. We handle the full engagement: understanding how your teams work today, mapping those processes onto Odoo, configuring and customising the modules, migrating your data, and training the people who will use it every day. Whether you are adopting Odoo for the first time or untangling an existing installation, we scope the work around your business, not around a generic template.
The marks below reflect where we contribute to the Odoo ecosystem: Odoo apps, Odoo themes, published Odoo books and the Odoo Community Association.
Platforms reducing the gap between the operations and management thereby providing you complete control of your business.
Odoo is a modular business suite, and its value comes from how well the modules are fitted together. We build Odoo platforms in which sales, purchasing, inventory, accounting and HR share one source of truth, so a quote becomes an order, an order becomes a delivery and a delivery becomes an invoice without anyone re-keying it.
Where the standard apps stop short, we write custom modules and integrations that follow your process, and we keep every change upgrade-safe so the next Odoo release is an upgrade, not a rebuild.
Odoo is flexible enough to fit almost any business, and that flexibility is exactly why the partner you choose matters. A good partner knows the product end to end, maps your processes honestly, recommends the right hosting and keeps the platform running after go-live. These are the nine things to look for.
A strong partner understands the whole suite, not just one module. They can explain how the apps connect, which features you actually need, and where Odoo ends and custom work begins, so you do not pay for the wrong thing.
From CRM, Sales and Inventory to Accounting, Manufacturing, HR and eCommerce, each app has its own strengths and limits. Hands-on insight into all of them helps you choose a combination that fits instead of one that merely works.
Odoo Online, Odoo.sh or your own servers each suit different needs. The right partner explains the trade-offs in cost, control, customisation and compliance, and recommends the setup that matches your size and risk.
Software should follow your process, not the reverse. Mapping how work really flows before anything is configured exposes duplicate steps and gaps early, which is far cheaper than finding them after launch.
A capable partner can configure, extend and integrate every function Odoo offers, so your teams are never told that something is impossible when it is only unfamiliar.
Implementations succeed on the people doing them. Look for functional consultants, developers and support engineers who work on Odoo every day and can explain their choices in plain language.
Custom code should follow Odoo's own development standards, so it stays readable, testable and upgrade-safe. Standardised work is what lets you take new Odoo versions without rewriting everything.
Whether you are starting fresh or moving from another ERP or an older Odoo version, a careful plan covers data cleaning, test migrations, parallel runs and a go-live your team is ready for.
Odoo licensing, hosting and implementation costs add up in ways that are easy to misjudge. A good partner gives a clear, itemised estimate and helps you pick the plan and scope that give the best return.
These figures sit behind every Odoo engagement we take on: the years of service, the team that does the work, the countries we have served, and the apps, blogs and books we have published for the Odoo community.
16+
Years of Service
300+
Employees
160+
Countries Served
1000+
Odoo Apps
4000+
Odoo Blogs
22+
Odoo Books
From the first build to long-term support, our Odoo services cover the whole life of your system. Choose a service to see how we work, and where we can take some of the load off your team.
We build Odoo modules, portals and integrations that follow your process, using Odoo's own framework and conventions so the code stays maintainable.
That includes new apps, extensions to existing ones, reports and dashboards, and connections to payment, shipping, CRM and other third-party systems.
Beyond implementation, we share what we have learned. Our Odoo blogs, books and development tutorials are written for the people who run, and build on, the platform.
Practical articles on Odoo apps, configuration, customisation and migration, written from real projects and kept current as the product changes.
Published Odoo books that walk through the platform in depth, from functional setup to development, for teams who want to understand it properly.
Step-by-step tutorials for developers building on Odoo, covering modules, views, models and integrations with working examples.
Our Odoo teams work with customers across time zones and borders. These are the countries where we have a presence.
United States
Canada
Germany
Spain
Each project is unique. Typical engagements range from 4-12 weeks depending on complexity. We provide a detailed project roadmap during initial consultation.
Yes. After go-live we offer ongoing support covering questions, bug fixes, change requests, upgrades and monitoring, so your Odoo system keeps pace with your business.
Odoo suits a wide range of sectors, including retail, manufacturing, distribution, professional services and eCommerce. Whatever your industry, we start by learning how your business runs, then choose and configure the modules that fit.
Pricing depends on the modules you need, the amount of customisation and integration, data migration and training. After an initial consultation we give you an itemised estimate rather than a single headline number.
Yes. Multi-company setups, manufacturing flows, custom modules and migrations from other ERPs can all be planned in phases, with clear milestones and testing before each release.
