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Odoo · AMC & upgrades

Odoo Support & Maintenance

Proactive Odoo care for live systems — incident handling, preventive maintenance, upgrades, and takeover of environments we did not originally build.

Credentials & trust

Proof before promises

We show the delivery record upfront: partner credentials, published case studies, and NDA-friendly engineering work you can review before sending an inquiry.

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Odoo Learning Partner

Official partner credentials across Community and Enterprise delivery.

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Odoo 10–19 expertise

Community & Enterprise Editions implementations, migrations, integrations, and custom modules.

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45+ modules shipped

Custom modules across client projects, integrations, migrations, and partner work.

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6+ years software development experience

Software delivery across employment, freelance consulting, and founder-led projects.

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NDA & white-label ready

Partner-friendly delivery where client names and confidential work stay protected.

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7 published case studies

Migrations, Shopify, POS, manufacturing, logistics, and self-hosted deployments.

Support philosophy

Keep production boring — in a good way

Odoo support is not a mailbox for unexplained errors. It is a disciplined cycle of intake, triage, fix, verify, and prevent. We support systems we built and systems we inherit — with the same expectation: restore operations, then reduce recurrence.

Silent failure is expensive

Failed crons, stuck queues, and growing tables rarely announce themselves until invoices, stock, or website checkout break.

Upgrades are safer with hygiene

Clean custom module boundaries, tested backups, and known technical debt make version upgrades measurable instead of heroic.

Users stop inventing workarounds

When tickets are answered with root-cause fixes, shadow spreadsheets and WhatsApp-driven process hacks decline.

Partners need a stable backend

Agencies reselling Odoo need a maintenance partner who documents changes and respects client environments.

Incident lifecycle

From report to prevention

Every serious incident should end with a weaker chance of repeating — not only a temporary workaround.

  1. 01

    Report

    Issue arrives via email or chat with environment, steps, screenshots, and business impact. We acknowledge per plan SLA.

  2. 02

    Triage

    Classify severity (critical / high / normal), confirm whether it is configuration, data, custom code, or platform.

  3. 03

    Reproduce

    Prefer staging reproduction. Production hotfixes only when impact justifies controlled emergency change.

  4. 04

    Resolve

    Apply the smallest safe fix. Include verification steps and note any temporary workaround left in place.

  5. 05

    Prevent

    If the issue is systemic — missing indexes, brittle cron, weak access rules — schedule preventive work in the plan hours.

Ticket workflow

How work is organised

Clear ownership, severity, and closure criteria keep support measurable for both sides.

Single channel ownership

Each ticket has one responder accountable for status until closure — no bouncing between anonymous inboxes.

Severity definitions

Critical: operations blocked (posting, checkout, warehouse). High: major feature impaired. Normal: inconvenience or enhancement.

Change control

Non-emergency changes go through staging. Production windows are agreed, especially for accounting and inventory cutovers.

Closure criteria

A ticket closes when the reporter confirms behaviour or when agreed verification steps pass and are recorded.

SLA explanation

What response times actually mean

Response time is acknowledgement and start of triage — not always a full permanent fix in the same window. Resolution depends on access, data complexity, and whether a code change needs staging validation. Chat channels often move faster when an engineer is online; email remains the audit trail for formal requests.

Essential

Teams that need reliable coverage without a large retainer

  • Email support: within 8 hours
  • WhatsApp / Telegram / Slack: 4–5 hours (or immediately when available)
  • Bug fixes and minor configuration changes
  • Monthly health check summary
  • Backup verification reminders
Most chosen

Professional

Businesses that run daily operations on Odoo

  • Priority support queue
  • Email support: within 3 hours
  • WhatsApp / Telegram / Slack: within 2 hours (or immediately when available)
  • Included monthly change hours (agreed in the plan)
  • Version upgrade planning support
  • Proactive monitoring checkpoints

Enterprise

Mission-critical Odoo with stricter response expectations

  • Immediate acknowledgement whenever possible
  • Critical issue response: within 1–2 hours
  • Email support: within 2 hours
  • WhatsApp / Telegram / Slack: within 1 hour (or immediately when available)
  • Named support engineer where contracted
  • Quarterly review and roadmap discussion

Escalation

When a ticket needs more than L1

Escalation is a defined path — not a hope that someone senior notices the thread.

  1. 01

    Level 1 — Support engineer

    Intake, reproduction, configuration fixes, known-module patches, and coordination with your admin users.

  2. 02

    Level 2 — Senior Odoo engineer

    Complex custom code, performance, migration side-effects, and multi-module regressions.

  3. 03

    Level 3 — Architecture / rescue path

    When the system is structurally unstable, we recommend a formal rescue assessment rather than endless hotfixes.

Methodology

Preventive maintenance & system care

Retainers exist to reduce firefighting — through hygiene, monitoring, upgrades, and honest reporting.

Preventive maintenance

Review failed jobs, growing tables, unused crons, and fragile customisations before they become incidents.

Security updates

Track Odoo security notices and dependency updates relevant to your deployment model (sh, Docker, on-premise).

Performance monitoring

Watch slow requests, heavy reports, and database symptoms. Fix hotspots with measured changes — not speculative rewrites.

Version upgrades

Plan upgrade paths with a staging clone, custom module compatibility review, and cutover checklist.

Health checks

Periodic review of backups, SSL, disk, workers, and critical workflows (orders, invoices, stock moves).

Reporting

Monthly or quarterly summary of tickets, recurring themes, hours used, and recommended next actions.

Knowledge transfer

Your team should get stronger, not dependent forever

We document recurring patterns and configuration boundaries so simple cases can move in-house over time.

  • Document recurring fixes so your internal team can handle simple cases
  • Explain configuration vs code boundaries to reduce accidental admin breakage
  • Leave change notes on modules and integrations after material updates
  • Support handover if you later move to an internal team or another partner

Maintenance philosophy

Restore, then harden

Root-cause preference

Close incidents with verification — and note whether prevention work is needed.

Change control

Staging-first for non-emergencies; production windows for risky changes.

Measurable communication

Severity, owner, and next update beat vague “looking into it” threads.

Calm systems over time

Recurring tickets become backlog items so the environment gets quieter, not noisier.

Long-term support

Delivery does not end at go-live

30-day complimentary bug fixes

Implementation bugs in our delivered work, reported within 30 days, are fixed at no additional cost. Features and scope changes are separate.

Maintenance retainers

After the complimentary window, SLA plans cover incidents, monitoring, and controlled enhancements.

Preventive care

Hygiene work reduces recurring fires — certificates, jobs, dependencies, and performance hotspots.

Exit without lock-in

You keep repos, credentials, and documentation if you change partners later.

Why trust this engagement

Signals that matter for this service

Relevant proof only — full credentials and portfolio remain available site-wide.

Published SLA timings

Email and chat response commitments by plan.

Preventive maintenance

Hygiene before the next outage.

Inherited systems welcome

Baseline first, then retainer.

30-day project bug window

Applies to our newly delivered implementations.

Related reading in the Knowledge Hub

Published guides, tools, and comparisons — no manual URL required.

Next step

System too unstable for a retainer?

If go-live is stuck or custom code is opaque, start with a rescue assessment.

Frequently asked questions

Can you support an Odoo system you did not build?

Yes. We start with access, a module inventory, and a short risk baseline. Some environments need a paid assessment before a retainer if the codebase is opaque or unstable.

Do SLAs cover 24/7 coverage?

Plans define response windows during agreed support hours unless an Enterprise contract explicitly includes extended coverage. Critical incidents are prioritised within those terms.

How is this different from general website maintenance?

This page is Odoo-specific: ORM, accounting integrity, inventory, POS, and Enterprise/Community upgrade reality. Broader web, mobile, and server care also exists on our Maintenance page.

Are version upgrades included?

Upgrade planning and compatibility review can sit inside Professional/Enterprise retainers. Large version jumps usually need a scoped upgrade project in addition to the support plan.

What happens when a ticket needs new feature work?

We separate break/fix support from enhancements. Enhancement hours may be included in the plan or quoted separately so support capacity stays available for incidents.

Which channels do you use?

Email for formal requests and audit trail; WhatsApp, Telegram, or Slack for faster coordination when included in the plan. We agree the primary channel at onboarding.

Can you work on existing code or third-party projects?

Yes. We baseline access, risks, and documentation gaps first. Unstable systems may need assessment (or Odoo Rescue) before a standard retainer or dedicated seat.

How are urgent issues handled?

Severity rules decide interrupt priority. Support plans define acknowledgement windows; Enterprise includes faster critical response. True emergencies need access and a clear business impact statement.

What happens after delivery?

Knowledge transfer, then a 30-day complimentary window for implementation bugs in our delivered work. Ongoing care moves to a maintenance or Odoo Support retainer if you want continuous coverage.

Do you provide documentation?

Yes — run/deploy notes, integration contracts, and handover packages. Documentation is part of delivery, not an unpaid afterthought.

After you contact us

What happens next

Clear expectations reduce buying uncertainty — no mystery black box after you hit submit.

  1. 01

    We review your inquiry

    Within one business day we confirm understanding, ask for missing access/context, and propose the right engagement type.

  2. 02

    We recommend a path

    Project, dedicated capacity, support retainer, or rescue assessment — matched to your constraint, not a generic package.

  3. 03

    You decide next

    Scoped next step, commercial terms, and kickoff checklist. No hostage tooling — your repos and credentials stay yours.

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