One stock number, wherever someone is selling
Store, online, and B2B orders all draw from the same stock and the same pricing rules,
instead of three systems that need reconciling by hand.
—= Who this is for =—
Sold Online, Out of Stock In Store
Online and in-store inventory live in separate systems, so a sale in one place does not update the other until someone notices the mismatch.
Every Distributor Wants a Different Price
Wholesale customers each have their own pricing, discounts, and minimum quantities, and managing that outside the system means mistakes on invoices.
Reordering Is Still a Guess
Purchasing decisions are based on gut feeling or a quick stock check, not real sales history or reorder points the system tracks for you.
—= What Odoo does for retail and wholesale =—
Built around selling in more than one place at once
Point of Sale connected to stock and online
A sale at the till updates the same stock number your online store and your warehouse are looking at, in real time, not at end of day.
Multi-warehouse and barcode operations
Stock across multiple locations, picked and moved with barcode scanning instead of a paper list and a pen.
B2B pricing and customer-specific terms
Different price lists, discounts, and minimum order quantities per distributor or account, applied automatically instead of manually checked on every order.
Purchasing based on actual demand
Reorder points and purchase suggestions built from real sales data, so restocking is a decision, not a guess.
One system for however you sell
Retail and wholesale businesses often end up running a till system, a separate online store, and a spreadsheet for B2B pricing, none of which agree with each other.
Odoo handles all three from the same data, so stock and pricing are accurate no matter where a sale happens.
We configure it around how you actually sell, not a generic retail template.
—= FAQ =—
Yes.
A sale through POS, your online store, or a wholesale order all update the same stock figure in real time, so you are not manually reconciling between systems.
Yes.
Pricing, discounts, and minimum order quantities can be set per customer or customer group, applied automatically rather than checked manually on each order.
You can start without them, though barcode scanning makes multi-warehouse and high-volume operations significantly faster and more accurate.
We will recommend hardware based on your actual volume.
Yes.
Supplier pricing and catalogs are configured as part of setup, and we will scope how your specific suppliers' data comes in during discovery.
Depends on how many sales channels, warehouses, and pricing structures are involved.
We will give you a specific estimate after discovery.
Get one stock number you can actually trust.
A straight read on what a retail or wholesale setup would actually involve, before anything is scoped.