Odoo developers who work on Odoo every day — custom modules, integrations, migrations, reports and the OWL frontend — rather than general Python developers learning the framework on your project.
You get named people, code in your own repository, and work scoped so you can see exactly what you are paying development rates for.
Businesses our developers build for
An Odoo developer writes the code that extends Odoo beyond what configuration can do. That means custom modules with their own models, fields and views; business logic and automated actions; QWeb print reports; OWL frontend components; API integrations; and migration scripts that move data and customisations between versions. It is a specialism: the framework, the ORM and the upgrade rules are Odoo-specific.
A general Python developer can learn Odoo. The question is whether you want to pay for that learning on your own project.
What our developers are actually asked to build, most weeks. The first seven have a capability page of their own; every other box links to the page that covers it.
Journal entry rules, bank reconciliation matching, tax and fiscal position logic, analytic distribution and financial report extensions — without disturbing posted entries. See hire an Odoo accounting developer.
Odoo website themes, product page behaviour, checkout changes and payment provider work on the OWL frontend. See hire an Odoo e-commerce developer.
Customer, vendor and partner portals: the pages they see, the records they may open, and the access rules behind both. See Odoo portal developer.
Lead capture and qualification, routing by territory or capacity, stage gates on the pipeline, follow-up automation and CRM integrations. See hire an Odoo CRM developer.
Multi-level and variant BoMs, routing and work-order dependencies, work-centre scheduling, consumption and scrap, costing and shop-floor integrations. See hire an Odoo manufacturing developer.
Custom controllers and endpoints, authentication and record rules, field mapping, duplicate prevention and retry handling — the code under an integration. See hire an Odoo API developer.
The Odoo Maintenance application: equipment records, usage-based preventive schedules, repair requests, spare parts through Inventory. Not software AMC. See hire an Odoo maintenance developer.
New models, fields, views, security rules and business logic for processes Odoo does not cover — built as a module you own, never as a patch to core. See Odoo customization.
REST, JSON-RPC and XML-RPC connections to marketplaces, payment gateways, shipping providers, government portals and legacy systems, with queue jobs and retry. See Odoo integration.
Moving databases and custom modules between Odoo major versions, including the migration scripts that carry your data structure forward. See Odoo migration.
QWeb print layouts that match statutory and letterhead formats, plus pivot, graph and list views your managers will actually use. See hiring for custom report development.
Point-of-sale screen customisation, receipt layouts, hardware integration and offline behaviour. See Odoo POS.
Progressive web app work against Odoo data for field teams, delivery staff and shop-floor operators. See when a custom mobile app is worth it.
Finding the slow method, the missing index or the backing-up mail queue. Performance complaints almost always have one specific cause. See diagnosing Odoo performance problems.
Reading somebody else’s custom modules and telling you honestly what state they are in before quoting any change. See hiring for an existing Odoo system.
Named people with a stated specialism. You know who is on your project.
Senior Odoo Developer. Odoo.sh, Python, Odoo ORM, PostgreSQL, custom modules, OWL, QWeb, XML-RPC, Git, Docker, CI/CD, Odoo migration.
Odoo Full-Stack Developer. Python, Odoo.sh, JavaScript, OWL framework, QWeb, HTML, CSS, PostgreSQL, REST API, XML-RPC, Git, Docker, PWA.
Odoo Integration Developer. Python, PostgreSQL, REST API, JSON-RPC, XML-RPC, payment APIs, shipping APIs, eCommerce data synchronisation.
Odoo Customization Developer. Odoo ORM, models and fields, view inheritance, QWeb, OWL, automated actions, security rules, custom reports.
Odoo Migration Developer. Odoo migration, migration scripts, PostgreSQL, custom modules, data migration, testing and debugging.
Odoo Frontend Developer. JavaScript, OWL framework, QWeb, HTML, CSS, PWA, web components, Odoo ORM.
Six terms to settle before any developer starts. They apply whether you hire us or somebody else.
Source should go to a repository you control, with history. If a vendor will not give you the code they wrote for you, that answers every other question.
Ask explicitly. Patched core is why some businesses cannot upgrade Odoo at all, and it is invisible until the day it matters.
A good developer will tell you when your requirement does not need code. That conversation saves more than any hourly rate negotiation.
Fixed-scope project for a defined deliverable; dedicated developer for an ongoing roadmap; part-time retainer for small continuous change. Mixing them is where disputes start.
Testing on a copy of your real database, by your own users, before anything reaches production. Demo-data testing finds nothing.
Odoo releases annually. Decide now whether carrying your custom modules to the next version is included or quoted, and write it down.
Three ways to engage, each suited to a different kind of work. We quote after a technical assessment, never as open-ended hours against an undefined scope.
Our developers work on Odoo exclusively and across 630+ projects, including systems they did not originally build. Technical work is reviewed by a consultant who has carried custom modules through major version upgrades.
Each of these needed custom modules rather than configuration alone. The case studies say what was built and why configuration could not reach it.
How NEXG replaced Excel with Odoo across BOQ management, project execution, procurement, subcontractor billing and budget control.
How Electro Flux Equipments digitised technical quotation preparation, revision control and sales analytics for industrial equipment on Odoo ERP.
How Sanjeev Autoparts replaced spreadsheets with a customised Odoo CRM for RFQ management, part-wise opportunity tracking, TAT reporting and sales…
How Anchor Marine Equipment Company LLC runs marine equipment trading and service on one Odoo system: enquiry to invoice, job costing and stock in the…
Each of these has a page of its own: what the work involves, when configuration would have been enough, and what to settle before hiring for it.
Journal entry rules, bank reconciliation, tax workflows, analytic accounting and financial reporting.
Lead routing, pipeline stages, activity automation and the reporting sales managers ask for.
BoMs, work orders, routing, scrap and by-products, and shop-floor data capture.
Custom endpoints, controllers, authentication and payloads — the interface layer itself.
The data contract between two systems: direction, mapping, duplicate prevention and retries.
Version upgrades where custom modules, integrations and historical data all have to survive.
Python exceptions, ORM defects, access-rule conflicts and integrations that started failing.
Automated actions, scheduled processes and cross-application rules configuration cannot express.
A maintainable module with its own models, security rules and a path through future upgrades.
QWeb templates, PDF layouts, XLSX output and the calculations behind the figures.
The Odoo Maintenance application: equipment, preventive schedules and repair workflows.
Storefront behaviour, checkout logic, product handling, order workflows and payment providers.
Customer, vendor and partner portals, the pages they see and the access rules behind them.
Cost, how to judge a developer, and whether the job needs a developer at all. These answer the questions that come before picking a specialism.
Rate ranges, what moves them, and the costs that do not appear on an hourly quote.
What to actually check before hiring: the questions that separate a claim from a skill.
Choosing a partner rather than a person, and the terms that decide how it ends.
How to read experience claims, and which of them can be verified before you commit.
A worked example: what a gateway integration involves and where it usually breaks.
When the gap is process and configuration rather than code, this is who you need.
Scroll through them. Each card opens that developer’s profile with the work they have delivered. We name them because "a team of certified experts" tells you nothing you can check.
Ananya Devi
Employee Management
Arjun Prakash
Manufacturing Operations
Dinesh Raj
Odoo Development
Divya Priya
Odoo Development
Harini Prakash
Odoo Development
Karthik Raman
Odoo Accounting
Kavya Srinivasan
Mobile App Development
Madhan Kumar
Odoo Development
Meera Krishnan
Inventory Management
Naveen Raj
Odoo API Development
Nithya Rajan
eCommerce Operations
Pranav Kumar
Odoo Functional & Technical Assessment
Priya Nair
Odoo CRM Development
Rahul Varma
Point of Sale Operations
Santhosh Kumar
Odoo Development
Suresh Babu
Odoo Reporting
Vignesh Kumar
Odoo Development
Vikram Reddy
Odoo Sales Development
See every profile on our developers. You can ask to meet whoever would be on your project before the engagement starts.
The frameworks and practices our developers work against are documented by Odoo.
The requirement discussion and the technical assessment are free, including a read of whatever custom code you already have. You get a fixed quote per deliverable.
