Fabritec + Odoo Integration.

How the integration works

Odoo plans the business — sales orders, purchasing, inventory, and finance. Fabritec executes the work — production stages, drawings, quality, and shipping readiness — and pushes status back to Odoo automatically. The result is a single, consistent picture of every job, available to every team that needs it.

The integration is two-way by design. When a sales order is created in Odoo, the corresponding production work appears in Fabritec with the right BOM, routing, and due date. When operators move a job through production stages, Odoo sees the progress in real time. Inventory movements, quality results, and shipment events all flow back to keep the books accurate.

Behind the scenes, the integration handles the messy realities: partial shipments, rework, scrap, substitutions, and last-minute changes. You don't have to babysit the sync — it just works.

• Two-way sync of orders, BOMs, and inventory
• Live production progress visible in Odoo
• Quality and shipping events tied to ERP records
• Handles partials, rework, and substitutions cleanly

What gets synced

Orders, BOMs, routings, work centers, inventory levels, lot and serial information, quality results, and shipment confirmations all flow between the two systems. You can configure which entities sync, in which direction, and at what frequency — so the integration matches your operating model rather than forcing you into a default one.

From plan to delivery, without the gaps

Stop reconciling spreadsheets and chasing status. With Fabritec + Odoo, planners, operators, and managers see the same picture — from the moment an order lands to the moment it ships. Decisions get faster, mistakes get rarer, and your team stops wasting time on data hygiene.

Customers typically see meaningful improvements within the first few weeks: fewer status meetings, faster shipments, and a noticeable drop in 'where is this order?' questions across sales, planning, and the floor.

• Fewer status meetings and email chains
• Faster, more reliable shipments
• Cleaner inventory and accounting data

Rolling out the integration

We typically start with a focused pilot on one product line or one workflow, validate the sync, and then expand to the rest of the business. This keeps risk low and gives your team time to build confidence in the new setup.

Our team handles the heavy lifting on configuration, mapping, and testing. Your team focuses on the change management and process refinements that make the integration stick.