POS Delivery Aggregator Hub (Talabat, Careem, Uber Eats, Deliveroo)

This is a build-to-order engagement, not an instant apps.odoo.com download. After purchase, ECOSIRE scopes your aggregator list, menu structure and outlets, then builds, installs and validates the module on your Odoo. Typical lead time is 2 to 4 weeks depending on how many platforms and outlets are in scope; simpler single-outlet builds land faster, and we confirm a firm timeline during scoping.

Every build includes a post-go-live support and bug-fix window with an agreed SLA, plus a handover doc. During that window we fix defects, tune mappings and help with menu or aggregator changes. Because aggregator APIs evolve, we offer ongoing maintenance so connectors stay compatible as platforms update — you are never left with a module that silently breaks after an API change.

The Hub is designed for Talabat, Careem, Deliveroo, Uber Eats, Zomato and Jahez, and we can add other regional aggregators that expose a partner/integration API during scoping. It targets Odoo 17, 18 and 19 on both Community and Enterprise POS. Aggregator connectivity depends on you having an active partner/API agreement with each platform, which we help you set up.

Your Odoo product catalog (product.product / POS categories, combos and modifiers) is the single source of truth. When you edit a product, price or availability in Odoo, the Hub pushes the change to each connected aggregator; menu items are mapped once during setup so there is no ongoing re-entry. Channel-specific pricing and markups are supported, so you can price differently per platform while keeping one catalog.

Mark an item unavailable in the POS or let it hit zero on hand, and the Hub immediately pushes an out-of-stock signal to every connected platform at once, so customers can no longer order it anywhere. When stock returns, it re-enables automatically across all aggregators. This is driven by Odoo inventory and availability, eliminating the classic problem of a sold-out dish still selling on three apps.

A native module keeps everything inside Odoo: orders become real pos.order records, commissions and delivery fees post to the right accounts, security uses ir.model.access.csv and record rules, and syncs run on Odoo scheduled actions. That means clean accounting and analytics, multi-outlet isolation, and one system to maintain — versus a separate middleware box that duplicates data and adds another subscription and failure point.