Magento is built to merchandise. Odoo runs what happens next.
Configurable products, attribute sets, multiple store views, B2B tier pricing: the Magento catalogue model is powerful and genuinely awkward to sync well. We map it into Odoo properly, so stock, orders and invoices reflect what actually happened, not a simplified approximation of it.
Why the Magento connector
Catalogue mapping that respects how Magento is built
Configurable products and their simple children map to Odoo product templates and variants correctly, attribute sets preserved, so stock is tracked at the level you actually sell.
The full order lifecycle, not just the order
Orders, partial invoices and credit memos sync into Odoo as they happen, so accounting reflects reality rather than a single flattened "order placed" event.
Stock that stays one number
Odoo pushes saleable quantity back to Magento with Multi-Source Inventory awareness, so every store view and website reads from the same real figure.
Honestly scoped before we commit
Magento installs vary hugely in extension stack and catalogue structure. We scope your actual store and its extensions before quoting a timeline, rather than pricing off a generic spec.
Common questions
Do you support Magento 1, or only Magento 2?
How do configurable products map into Odoo?
We run multiple store views and websites from a single Magento instance. Does that complicate things?
Our Magento install is heavily customised with extensions. Will the integration still work?
Magento is newer in our connector line-up than Shopify or bol.com, both of which we built and still run ourselves. We bring the same discipline to Magento: proper attribute-set and multi-store mapping, MSI-aware stock, full order-lifecycle sync, and we will tell you plainly if your setup needs more discovery before we commit to a number.
Ready to fix your ops?
Book a free discovery call. We'll look at your current setup and tell you honestly whether Odoo is the right move and what it would involve.