Teams that live in Odoo list views hit the same wall every day. The columns they need are buried behind the optional-fields dropdown and reset on every reload, there is no way to save a layout per user, bulk edits mean opening records one at a time, and "just send me this in Excel" becomes a manual copy-paste ritual. Odoo's core list view (the old tree) supports an optional-fields toggle and limited inline editing via editable="top", but it does not persist per-user column selection or order, has no conditional row-color engine beyond a few hard-coded decoration-* attributes tied to fixed field states, and its native export lives behind a separate modal rather than a one-click action. For power users who process hundreds of records a day, that friction compounds into real lost hours.

The Advanced List View Manager is a build-to-order module ECOSIRE develops against your exact models and workflows. At its core is an OWL-based extension of the web client's list renderer plus a small set of Python models (models.Model) that persist each user's view configuration: chosen columns, order, widths and active preset, keyed to res.users and the target ir.model. So a salesperson and an accountant can open the same Sales Order list and each see their own layout. Column add, remove and reorder are driven from the field metadata Odoo already exposes through fields_get, so only fields the user is permitted to read appear as options, and stored fields versus computed non-stored fields are handled correctly (non-stored compute fields render read-only and are excluded from sortable/export SQL).

Inline editing and bulk actions extend the standard editable-list behavior with a server-side write path that respects your ACLs and record rules. Edits and multi-record updates go through the ORM's write() so @api.depends recomputes, @api.constrains validators, automated actions and audit logging all fire exactly as they would in a form. Conditional row coloring is configured as data rather than baked into XML: admins define rules (field, operator, value, color) that we evaluate to emit the right row styling, replacing the rigid native decoration-danger/decoration-info model with something business users can maintain themselves. Saved presets let a user or a whole group snapshot a column layout, filter set and color scheme and switch between them in one click. Export is a first-class toolbar action producing a styled .xlsx (via xlsxwriter, the same library Odoo bundles for QWeb spreadsheet reports) or a clean .csv, honoring the visible columns, current sort and active filters, so what you see is exactly what you get.

Because this is build-to-order, nothing ships until we have your scope. We start with a short scoping call to confirm the target models (Sales, Inventory, Accounting, custom models, or all of them), which user groups get which capabilities, your export formatting needs, and your Odoo edition and version (17.0, 18.0 or 19.0; Community vs Enterprise affects which base list widgets exist). We build against a staging copy of your database, package the module with a clean __manifest__.py and proper ir.model.access.csv plus record rules, run UAT with your power users, then install on production with a rollback plan and hand over the git repository. Typical delivery is one working week from confirmed scope.