Most carpentry and joinery shops that adopt Odoo hit the same wall on day one: a blank database. Odoo core ships generic demo data and a one-size-fits-all chart of accounts, so a fitted-furniture maker, a kitchen installer, and a bespoke-staircase workshop all start from the same empty screens. Someone then spends weeks manually creating timber and hardware product categories, defining units of measure for board-feet and linear metres, wiring up a manufacturing flow for cut-list-driven jobs, and reconciling an accounting setup that was never meant for a make-to-order trade. Native res.config.settings toggles get you part of the way, but they don't seed the master data, the work-center topology, or the reporting a carpentry business needs to quote and cost a job correctly.

This is a build-to-order Odoo configuration app that ECOSIRE designs and builds specifically for your carpentry operation. Technically it is a proper Odoo module: a __manifest__.py declaring dependencies on mrp, stock, sale_management, account and product, plus a curated set of XML data files loaded with noupdate="1" semantics so your seeded records survive upgrades. We ship product categories and templates for timber, sheet goods, edging, fixings and finishes; units of measure and UoM categories for how you actually buy versus consume material; and work centers with routings (cutting, edge-banding, assembly, sanding, finishing, install) mapped to mrp.workcenter records with realistic capacity and cost-per-hour so job costing is meaningful from the first order.

On the model side we keep the footprint clean. Where a native field carries the data, we use it; where your process genuinely needs something Odoo doesn't have — a job-type selector, a moisture-content note, an install-scheduling flag — we add it via a small models.Model _inherit extension with proper fields, @api.depends computes, and ir.model.access.csv plus record rules so shop-floor users and back-office staff see only what they should. Views are delivered as XML/OWL inheritances rather than replacements, QWeb templates give you a branded quotation and a work-order cut-sheet, and optional automated actions handle repetitive steps (e.g. auto-creating a manufacturing order when a made-to-order quote is confirmed). Everything is reachable over the standard XML-RPC/JSON-RPC API, so a website form, a CAD/cut-optimizer, or a spreadsheet can read and write the same records. It targets Odoo 17.0, 18.0 and 19.0, and we flag any capability that depends on Enterprise (such as advanced MRP or full accounting) versus what runs on Community.

Delivery is build-to-order, not an instant download. After a short scoping call we confirm the exact master data, work-center layout, reports and any custom fields in writing, then build against your Odoo edition and version on a staging database. Typical delivery is 2–4 weeks from confirmed scope, ending in UAT on staging, a rollback plan, install into production, and a training session for your team. Pricing starts from $349 (indicative, single-company base scope); the depth of data migration from your existing spreadsheets or legacy system, multi-company or multi-warehouse setup, extra integrations, and localization depth all increase the quoted scope. You receive a fixed quote after the scoping call — the from-price is a starting point, never a firm final figure.