Electronics retailers live and die by traceability and margin. Every phone, laptop, and accessory carries a serial or IMEI that must follow the unit from goods-receipt through sale, warranty claim, and return — and out-of-the-box Odoo Point of Sale treats most of that as generic inventory. Cashiers ring up a "14-inch laptop" with no captured serial, warranty terms never make it onto the receipt, high-value units aren't split by tracked lots, and the demo database that ships with Odoo is a coffee shop, not an electronics store. Teams end up hand-building product categories, lot/serial rules, and POS layouts from a blank canvas every time they onboard a branch.

The Electronic Store is a build-to-order Odoo package that ECOSIRE configures and installs for your business. We deliver a product.category tree and product catalog modeled for electronics (smartphones, computing, audio, wearables, accessories, spare parts), with high-value products set to tracking = 'serial' so each unit's serial or IMEI is captured at reception and again at the point of sale. On the technical side we ship a proper installable module: a __manifest__.py declaring dependencies on point_of_sale, stock, and sale, seed data in XML/CSV, and — where your workflow needs it — small models.Model extensions with computed fields (compute= + @api.depends) for values like warranty-end dates or per-unit margin, all guarded by ir.model.access.csv and record rules so branch staff see only what they should.

How it works technically: the module preconfigures a pos.config for the electronics counter (payment methods, receipt header/footer, optional customer display), category-driven product screens, and pricelists for trade-in and bundle scenarios. Serial-tracked lines force lot selection at the POS so the sold IMEI is written to stock.move.line and stays queryable for after-sales. Warranty and receipt customizations are delivered as QWeb report templates, and any recurring back-office task — flagging units approaching warranty expiry, generating a daily reconciliation, syncing to an external RMA sheet — is implemented with Odoo automated actions (base.automation) or server actions rather than manual work. Everything is built to run on Odoo 17.0, 18.0, or 19.0, Community or Enterprise; we confirm your edition during scoping because a few capabilities (e.g. advanced Studio-built screens) exist only on Enterprise and we implement the Community-safe equivalent when needed.

Because this is a productized service, nothing is downloaded and switched on instantly. After you request a quotation we run a short scoping call, agree the exact catalog depth, tracking rules, receipt/warranty layout, and any integrations, then build against a staging copy of your database. Typical delivery is 2–4 weeks from confirmed scope, ending with UAT on staging, a go-live window, and handover of the git repository and documentation. Pricing starts from $249 (indicative, single-company base scope); multi-company or multi-branch rollouts, deeper localization, extra integrations (payment terminals, e-invoicing, RMA/CRM), and larger product-data migrations increase the quoted scope. You receive a fixed quote after the scoping call — the from-price is a starting point, not a firm fixed price.