1Audit of processes and data
Where manual transfer and discrepancies cost the most.
Odoo Implementation
An ERP brings processes together in one data system. We implement Odoo in stages: we start with the area where manual data transfer costs the most and add modules as the processes are ready. EMET is an official Odoo partner [[PARTNER_LEVEL_ODOO]].
Sound familiar?Sales, inventory, purchasing and finance live in different spreadsheets and systems, The manager assembles the picture by hand, and stock levels don't match reality, The company has outgrown its CRM and spreadsheets and is running into scattered data
Platform Implementation
How we work
1
2Modules and their order
Which area to start with and what to add next.
3Design
Master data, roles, permissions and data quality rules.
4Launch on a limited scope
Configuration, migration, pilot, training, then expansion.
Sound familiar?
- Sales, inventory, purchasing and finance live in different spreadsheets and systems.
- The manager assembles the picture by hand, and stock levels don't match reality.
- The company has outgrown its CRM and spreadsheets and is running into scattered data.
What usually lies behind it
When data lives in different places, every handoff between departments becomes a point of error. An ERP solves this if the processes are described before configuration. Odoo's modular design lets you launch the system in parts, one module at a time.
Scope of work
Audit of processes and data · Module design · Setting up CRM, inventory, purchasing and finance · Migrating master data and balances · Integrations with banks, the website and 1C · Training and support
Who it suits
- Trading and distribution companies with a real warehouse and purchasing.
- Manufacturers that need to link orders, materials and cost of production.
- Businesses with several legal entities or business lines that need consolidated reporting.
What you get
Working Odoo modules with verified data.
The manager sees stock, obligations and margin without assembling them by hand.
A plan for adding the next modules.
The cost of waiting
If nothing changes
- 01
Processes will stay dependent on informal manual agreements.
- 02
Errors will be found only after they've become expensive.
- 03
The picture of the business will still be assembled by hand.
When you don't need this service
- Processes aren't described and are done differently by different people. Process optimization comes first; otherwise the ERP will lock in the disorder.
- The main task is sales through calls and messaging apps. Then a CRM is faster.
How to tell it worked
Stock discrepancy
between the system and reality.
Manual assembly
how many reports are put together outside the system.
Use
whether departments work in Odoo or next to it.
Questions
Which modules do companies usually start with?
With the area where manual data transfer costs the most. Most often that's sales and inventory, or purchasing and finance. We define the full set after the audit.
Can Odoo run alongside 1C?
Yes. A common setup: Odoo handles operations, 1C handles statutory accounting, and the exchange follows agreed rules.
How is Odoo different from Bitrix24 or amoCRM?
A CRM covers the pipeline and communication. Odoo connects sales with inventory, purchasing, manufacturing and finance in one database. The choice depends on where you are losing control today.
How long does implementation take?
A starting set of one or two modules is usually launched within a few weeks. After that, expansion follows the readiness of the processes and the team.
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Services: System Integrations · Management Accounting · Business Process Optimization Platform: Odoo
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