Odoo ERP
We implement, customize, and migrate Odoo for companies in Morocco, France, and the rest of the EU. That covers module setup, moving your data across, custom modules where the standard ones fall short, and training for the people who will use it every day. You get a fixed project price, a written scope, and the license costs up front.
From €4,900· one-time price, written scope
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Is this you?
ERP projects usually start from situations like these.
What you get
Named lines in the scope, agreed before the project starts.
Sales, inventory, purchasing, accounting, or manufacturing, configured for your real process instead of the demo data.
Products, partners, stock, open orders, and history are loaded into a test database first and checked with you before the live switchover.
When your process does not fit a standard module we write one, following Odoo conventions so future upgrades stay possible.
Your website, store, bank exports, or in-house tools connected to Odoo through its API or through automations, so data is entered only once.
Training sessions for daily users, documentation written for them, and a support window while the team settles in.
How we build it
The same four steps for a first implementation, a migration from another ERP, or a stalled project.
A short call about your goals, users, and budget, followed by a written scope.
Wireframes, a technical plan, and a phased delivery schedule.
Weekly progress on a staging link, adjusted to your feedback.
Go-live, team training, and optional ongoing support.
Technology
Odoo itself, plus the pieces that connect it to the rest of your business.
The ERP itself. We configure the standard modules first and build custom features only where your process needs them, following Odoo conventions so you can still upgrade.
Custom services and APIs around Odoo, for the integrations, imports and customer-facing pieces that do not belong inside the ERP.
Make and n8n for the recurring flows around the ERP: alerts, document routing, and syncing with the tools your team will not give up.
Vercel and Supabase when a project needs a portal, a storefront, or a dashboard that runs alongside Odoo.
Packages & pricing
Our project fee, paid once, for a written scope. Odoo user licenses, hosting for self-hosted setups, and paid third-party apps are billed separately. We give you the full figure before you commit.
From €4,900
30% kickoff deposit to start
Typical timeline: 3 to 5 weeks
Best for: Small teams moving off Excel and disconnected tools onto standard Odoo
From €9,900
30% kickoff deposit to start
Typical timeline: 6 to 10 weeks
Best for: SMEs needing a full scope: migration, e-commerce sync and trained teams
From €19,900
30% kickoff deposit to start
Typical timeline: 10 to 16 weeks
Best for: Companies with complex workflows, legacy ERP migration or custom module needs
For reference: freelance websites cost €800 to €5,000, Shopify builds €3,000 to €15,000 plus monthly fees, custom ecommerce €8,000 to €40,000, and MVPs €8,000 to €25,000. Codinou charges one fixed price, and you own what we build.
Client work
Two clients who replaced scattered records with a single system. The same discovery work decides whether that system should be Odoo or custom code.
“Our whole operation — stock, suppliers, orders and reporting — now runs through one ERP Codinou built for us. We finally have a single source of truth instead of a dozen spreadsheets. Responsive, on time, and easy to use.”
“Codinou built the platform our network of veterinarians relies on every day. Registrations, health records and pedigrees that were handled on paper are now centralized and instant. Clean work, delivered exactly to spec.”
Free guide
Custom build or platform, what a web app costs to run, and where AI automation pays for itself. We send it to your inbox as a link you can forward.
Questions
What companies ask before starting an ERP project.
Describe your process and the tools you use now. We'll tell you whether Odoo is a good fit and what the implementation would cost.
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