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Operations and supply chain connected with Odoo

We connect purchasing, inventory, warehouse and logistics so you can anticipate needs, control every movement and respond to growth without multiplying tasks and errors.

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Operational chain connected by Odoo: purchasing, warehouse, inventory, production and deliveries

A small deviation can travel through the entire chain

A late forecast changes a purchase. A late purchase compromises stock. A lack of stock holds up an order. And an order that doesn’t ship on time ends up affecting the customer and the margin.

  1. 01

    Demand without anticipation

    Needs are detected when the order is already waiting.

  2. 02

    Reactive purchasing

    The team prioritizes emergencies without a shared view of lead times, stock and orders.

  3. 03

    Unreliable inventory

    The system shows units, but not always what is available, reserved or in transit.

  4. 04

    Warehouse under pressure

    Receipts, locations and picking depend on manual checks and decisions.

  5. 05

    Deliveries that are hard to explain

    Sales and customer service have to ask to find out the real status of an order.

The supply chain doesn’t fail at a single point. It fails when each decision works with different information.

Inventory visibility to anticipate purchasing and prioritize operations

  1. See01

    What do we really have?

    A shared view of available, reserved, forecast and in-transit inventory, with traceability by warehouse, location, lot or serial number when operations require it.

  2. Anticipate02

    What will we need?

    Demand, orders, forecasts and replenishment rules connected to anticipate purchasing and detect risks before they affect service.

  3. Act03

    What should we do now?

    Receipts, movements, picking, packing and shipments organized by priorities, owners and exceptions.

The result is not simply a digitalized warehouse. It is an operation able to anticipate, execute and explain every movement.

An intervention adapted to the source of the operational problem

Not every company needs to transform its entire supply chain. We determine what should be fixed first and build the project around that priority.

  1. 01

    Operational diagnosis

    We analyse how decisions are made, where information silos form and which tasks depend on manual checks.

  2. 02

    Solution design

    We define responsibilities, rules, integrations and control criteria. We establish what should be solved with standard Odoo and what requires adaptation.

  3. 03

    Validation of critical scenarios

    We test with the teams the situations that most affect operations: incomplete receipts, stock-outs, urgent orders, returns or synchronization errors.

  4. 04

    Implementation and stabilization

    We roll out the solution in phases, support users and review how the system behaves with real operations.

SUCCESS STORY

GSPORTMANUFACTURING · INVENTORY · ECOMMERCE
Gsport and Studio73
GSPORT × STUDIO73From raw material to channel
Odooa shared source of information

Situation and intervention

Gsport needed to connect manufacturing, inventory and online sales to get a reliable view of stock, costs and product availability.

Studio73 stabilized the Odoo environment and redesigned operations to integrate bills of materials, manufacturing orders, raw material consumption, inventory, B2B orders and Shopify.

Result

The project included training and support to help adopt the new system. The integration between Odoo and Shopify brought traceability from raw material to finished product.

Before: manual manufacturing, stock that was hard to verify and scattered information.

After: digitalized manufacturing, inventory connected with Shopify and a more solid operational foundation.

See the Gsport success story →

FAQ

Which processes can Studio73 connect?

We analyse the relationship between planning, purchasing, suppliers, inventory, warehouses, order picking, transport and returns, together with sales, production or finance when they are within scope. The connection must respond to a specific operational priority. It is not about joining processes one by one, but about defining how information flows and who is responsible for each piece of data.

Do we need to replace our current system?

Not necessarily. We review what function each tool performs, what limitations it has, how much it costs to maintain and what options it offers to integrate with the rest of the ecosystem. With that analysis we decide whether to keep it, connect it, simplify it or replace it in phases.

Can Odoo be integrated with carriers, ecommerce or external systems?

It can be feasible when there is a suitable technical basis, such as an API, a compatible connector or a reliable information exchange mechanism. Before integrating, we define which data must flow, which system will own each piece, how often it will be updated and how errors, delays and exceptions will be handled.

How are changes implemented without stopping operations?

We work in phases, validate critical journeys in test environments and agree on acceptance criteria before go-live. The specific strategy depends on the volume of operations, the current systems and the processes that cannot be interrupted. When a change window is needed, it is planned with defined owners, checks and exit conditions.

How does inventory reliability improve?

Technology can help record receipts, locations, reservations, consumption and shipments within a common process. The information will only be reliable if there are also adequate master data, clear rules and a consistent way of working. Odoo does not by itself correct errors caused by incomplete records or processes that are not followed.

How are operational issues and exceptions managed?

First we identify which situations require a different course of action, such as partial receipts, stock shortages, supplier delays, returns or incomplete orders. Then we define statuses, owners and resolution criteria. Alerts or automations only make sense when there is a clear rule and someone can act on it.

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