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Shopify For growing ecommerce brands

Shopify sells. Odoo runs everything behind it.

Keep your store. Add inventory, purchasing, accounting, and operations — connected in one ERP.



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What usually breaks when a Shopify business grows

Growth adds orders, channels, and complexity. Apps start breaking before the business does.

Too many apps

Inventory in one tool, accounting in another, shipping in a third. Nothing talks to each other.

Inventory out of control

Oversells, stockouts, and manual reorder guesswork — especially across multiple stores.

Finance disconnected

Orders in Shopify, accounting in QuickBooks. Reconciliation takes days and the numbers are always behind.

Operations hit a ceiling

What worked at 50 orders/day breaks at 500. Purchasing, fulfillment, and reporting collapse under volume.

The answer isn't another app. It's a layer Shopify doesn't have.

Shopify apps fix individual symptoms. An ERP connects the whole operation — inventory, purchasing, accounting, and fulfillment in one place, in real time.

Keep Shopify as your storefront

No migration, no disruption. Your store keeps running exactly as it does today.

Add ERP after the order

Inventory, purchasing, accounting, and fulfillment — in Odoo, synced with Shopify in real time.

One backend for every store

Multiple Shopify stores? One Odoo environment — stock, orders, and reporting centralized.

How Shopify and ERP work together

Keep Shopify as your storefront. Run everything else with ERP.

Shopify stays as your storefront. Odoo runs behind it — inventory, purchasing, and accounting connected in real time.

Orders sync automatically to Odoo

Inventory updated across all channels

Accounting posted without manual exports

Purchasing triggered automatically on low stock

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What is an ERP — and why do ecommerce brands add one behind Shopify?

An ERP is the operational core of a business — inventory, purchasing, finance, and fulfillment in one place.

Brands add one when operational complexity outgrows what Shopify apps can handle: too many tools, too much manual work, no unified view of the business.


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Track record

Ecommerce ERP experience built over 15 years of delivery

Shopify connected to Odoo for retail and ecommerce operations across the US and Spain — from single stores to multi-brand operations.

560+
Implementations
Across multiple industries
7,000+
Active users
Running daily operations
15+ yrs
Experience
ERP and automation delivery

How many Shopify stores are you running?

Tell us your setup and we'll show you exactly how the ERP connection works for your operation.

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Shopify ERP integration — common questions
Common questions

Questions about Shopify ERP

No. Shopify stays as your storefront. The ERP connects behind it and manages inventory, purchasing, accounting, and operations.

Through a managed connector that syncs orders, products, customers, and inventory between Shopify and Odoo in real time.

Yes. Multiple Shopify stores connect to a single Odoo environment — consolidated inventory, unified accounting, centralized purchasing.

Yes. A Shopify app extends what Shopify does. An ERP is a separate system that runs behind Shopify — outside its ecosystem entirely.

Yes. Accounting moves into Odoo — no more exporting to QuickBooks or reconciling at month end. See the QuickBooks to Odoo migration path.

Also coming from QuickBooks or general SMB chaos?

Many ecommerce brands are also dealing with disconnected accounting and spreadsheets outside Shopify.

Odoo vs QuickBooks — comparison for ecommerce brands

Odoo vs QuickBooks

Running Shopify and QuickBooks? See how an integrated ERP compares to standalone accounting software.

Compare Odoo vs QuickBooks

ERP for small business — Odoo for SMB ecommerce operations

ERP for Small Business

Not just Shopify — dealing with spreadsheets, disconnected tools, and no real system? See the SMB ERP path.

Explore SMB ERP