Migration assessment
Reviewing your current version, edition, hosting, customizations and integrations to scope the move properly.
I plan and run Odoo migrations and version upgrades, whether you are moving onto Odoo from another system or upgrading to a newer Odoo release. The approach is always the same: inventory your customizations, test on a copy of your database, then a clean cut-over, so a migration becomes a non-event rather than a bad week.
Reviewing your current version, edition, hosting, customizations and integrations to scope the move properly.
Carrying your master data and history across cleanly, with a tidy-up along the way so you start fresh, not messy.
Adapting your custom modules and confirming third-party apps work on the new version before you commit.
Migrating a copy of your database first, so everything is proven on a safe target before production is touched.
Running your real processes on the test system until the critical path is solid.
A planned production migration on a quiet window, with support through the first days afterward.
Understand your current setup and list every customization and integration, the part that makes or breaks a migration.
Upgrade a copy of your database and adapt custom modules, never production first.
Have your team run real processes on the migrated test system and fix issues until it is solid.
Run the final production migration on a quiet window, verify the critical processes, and support the first busy days.
Nearly 10 years across ERP, project delivery and analytics, backed by an Odoo 19 Functional Certification, Microsoft Power BI Data Analyst Associate and Certified ScrumMaster (CSM). I have delivered across steel, construction, coffee, water, milk, trading, manufacturing, subcontracting and dropshipping, so I map the software to how your business actually runs, not the other way around.
Yes. I handle migration onto Odoo from spreadsheets or another system, bringing your master data and history across cleanly, with a tidy-up along the way so you start on solid ground.
Yes. I upgrade Odoo across versions, adapting your custom modules and confirming third-party apps are compatible, always testing on a copy of your database before touching production.
Odoo's own scripts handle the standard, core data. Custom code and third-party apps are reviewed and adapted to the new version, which is exactly why we test on a copy first. That is where the real work of an upgrade lives.
By testing thoroughly on a copy, running real user acceptance testing, and cutting over on a quiet business window with support on hand. A well-tested migration is usually quiet, which is the goal.
Usually not on day one. For anything running real operations, it is sensible to prepare now and move once the release has settled and your critical apps are confirmed compatible. I help you decide the right timing.
Tell me your current version and setup, and I will help you scope a safe, well-tested move to Odoo or a newer Odoo version.
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