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An integration is easy to demonstrate and hard to operate. The demo runs once, on good data, while somebody is watching. What matters is what happens at 3am when the other end returns a 502, and whether anyone can tell afterwards what was sent.
The business problem
Two systems hold the same data and disagree, so somebody re-keys between them and the disagreement becomes a job.
The integrations that fail in production are rarely wrong about the happy path. They are missing retries, idempotency, and a record of what was sent.
What we build
Orders, stock and prices in step, with conflicts surfaced rather than silently overwritten.
Statements in, reconciliation assisted, nothing posted without a trace.
Email, WhatsApp and webhooks behind one interface, so the provider can change without the business logic changing.
A typed client, a queue, retry with backoff, and a message log you can read on a Monday morning.
Reference architecture
Boring on purpose: one API surface, one source of truth per concept, integrations at the edge, and an audit trail from day one. Diagrams are produced per project and included in the handover pack.
Related
FAQ
The message is queued, retried with backoff, and after a stated number of attempts it lands in a failure list with the error the other end actually returned. Nothing is dropped and nothing is sent twice.
In Odoo own encrypted parameters, never in a manifest, never in the source, never in a commit.
A short paid discovery: we map the process, agree the architecture and produce a scoped plan you own regardless of who builds it.
Fixed for discovery and clearly bounded phases. Time and materials for ongoing product development, with a monthly cap.
You do, from the first commit, in your own repository.