Odoo implementation that ends with a system people actually use
From the first workshop to go-live: requirements in your language, standard configuration where it fits, custom work where it does not, and training before the switch.
What an implementation covers
Odoo covers sales, CRM, invoicing and accounting, purchase, inventory, manufacturing, projects, HR and the website in one system. The job is to decide which parts you need now, how they map to your processes, and what has to change on either side.
Deployment can be on your own servers, on a cloud of your choice or on servers managed by Cozybizs.
- Requirement workshops and a written scope you approve
- Configuration of the apps you need, nothing you do not
- Data migration from spreadsheets or a previous system
- Custom modules only for genuine gaps
- Functional training for users, technical hand-over for your IT
- Go-live support and a maintenance plan
How a project runs
Discovery
Interviews with the people who do the work. Output: process map, pain points, success criteria.
Prototype
Sensitive flows configured on a test database and reviewed with you early, before anything is final.
Iterate
Working features delivered in short cycles. You test with your own data and approve each step.
Go live
Cut-over plan, final data load, training, and support during the first weeks.
Practical details
Any size, any location
Projects from a single app for a small company to multi-company groups, on site in India or remotely with clients across three continents.
Cloud or on-premise
Hosted by you, by your cloud provider, or on servers Cozybizs manages for you with monitoring and backups.
Training included
Users leave the project able to work and configure Odoo on their own; see the training courses.
Planning an Odoo implementation?
Share your scope and timeline. You get an honest view of what standard Odoo covers, what needs development and how long it takes.