Leadership teams running Odoo usually have the numbers they need — they just live in eight different places. Revenue sits in Invoicing, pipeline in CRM, stock value in Inventory, margin in Sales, cash position in Accounting, and each has its own filters and its own idea of "this month." Odoo's native per-app dashboards, pivot views, and the Spreadsheet dashboards are strong in isolation, but out of the box there is no single governed screen that reconciles cross-app KPIs, applies one consistent date and company context, and presents an executive-grade snapshot the moment someone logs in. Stitching that together from saved pivots and manual exports is where most teams run out of road: definitions drift, refresh is manual, and nobody fully trusts the number in the Monday meeting.

The Company Overview Dashboard is a made-to-order Odoo module that ECOSIRE builds around your actual KPI definitions. Technically it is a proper addon with its own __manifest__.py and a custom aggregation layer — computed/transient models plus, where history matters, stored snapshot models that read across sale.order, account.move, crm.lead, stock.valuation.layer, purchase.order, and any other source you nominate. We use read_group/_read_group and SQL-backed aggregation rather than row-by-row loops so the dashboard stays responsive on large datasets, and @api.depends compute methods keep derived KPIs (margin %, DSO, win rate, on-time delivery) consistent everywhere they appear.

The front end is an OWL client action rendered through QWeb: KPI tiles, trend sparklines, target-vs-actual gauges, and drill-through links that open the underlying Odoo records so an executive can go from "revenue is down" to the exact invoices in two clicks. Every figure honors a single global context — company selector (multi-company aware), date-range presets, and comparison period — so the whole board recalculates coherently. Access is governed the Odoo way: ir.model.access.csv for model rights plus ir.rule record rules so a regional director sees only their companies while the CEO sees the group, and optional scheduled ir.cron snapshots let you trend KPIs over time and expose them to Power BI or another tool over the standard XML-RPC/JSON-RPC API.

Delivery is build-to-order. We start with a short scoping call to lock the exact KPI list, source models, security model, and target Odoo version (we support 17.0, 18.0, and 19.0, and account for Community vs Enterprise differences — for example Enterprise-only widgets are never assumed on a Community deployment). You approve a fixed quote and a KPI specification, we build on a staging copy of your database, you sign off through UAT, and we deploy with a rollback plan. Typical delivery is 2–4 weeks from confirmed scope. Pricing starts from $249 (indicative, single-company base scope); multi-company consolidation, a larger KPI catalog, external-system integrations, and historical data backfill increase the quoted scope.