Move to a current Odoo version without losing what works
Data, custom modules and integrations carried to the new version on a test database, verified against the old system, then switched over on a date you choose.
Why upgrade, and what it involves
Older Odoo versions stop receiving fixes and security updates, and every year on an old version makes the eventual move harder. A migration is a project with three parts: the database, the custom code, and the people.
The work is done on a copy. Nothing changes on your live system until the migrated copy has been checked, by you, against real records: counts, totals, open items.
- Assessment of your database, custom modules and integrations
- Data migration with reconciliation reports (counts, balances, open invoices)
- Porting or replacing custom modules; retiring the ones no longer needed
- Test rounds with your team on the migrated copy
- Cut-over on a planned date with a rollback plan
- Post-upgrade support while users settle in
What is covered
Any version
From early OpenERP releases to the current Odoo version, including jumps across several releases.
Code and data
Custom modules are ported to the new API or replaced by standard or OCA features where they now exist.
Minimal downtime
Rehearsed cut-over, usually outside working hours, with the old system kept read-only as a safety net.
On an old Odoo version?
Tell me which version and what is customised. You get an assessment of effort and risks before any commitment.