Jumia Marketplace Connector (Africa)

No — this is a build-to-order module, not an instant apps.odoo.com download. After purchase, ECOSIRE's Odoo engineers build, configure, test and install the connector for your specific Jumia account and Odoo instance. Typical lead time is 2-4 weeks depending on how many Jumia storefronts, product volume and any custom mapping or COD reconciliation rules you need. We confirm a firm timeline during the kickoff scoping call.

Every build ships with a defined post-go-live support and warranty window that includes bug fixes and adjustments. We also handle keeping the connector working across Jumia API changes and Odoo version updates within your support term. Extended support and enhancement retainers are available if you want ongoing changes, additional Jumia markets or new features after the initial window.

We build and certify the connector for Odoo 17, 18 and 19, on both Community and Enterprise editions. The module is standard Odoo — proper __manifest__.py, models, XML/OWL views, ir.model.access.csv security and QWeb reports — so it installs cleanly and coexists with your other apps. Tell us your exact version and edition at kickoff and we target that.

COD is treated as a first-class workflow. The connector imports Jumia settlement and remittance data into dedicated Odoo models and matches it against the corresponding sale orders, invoices and payments. Your finance team gets a reconciliation view and a QWeb reconciliation statement report, so you can see what Jumia collected, what was remitted, and what is still outstanding — without manual spreadsheet matching.

No. Inventory is synced from Odoo's authoritative stock levels (stock.quant) to Jumia on a schedule you control via ir.cron, and price sync reads from your Odoo pricelists with bounds checks to reject out-of-range prices. Odoo stays the single source of truth, so quantities and prices across Jumia and your other channels stay consistent and overselling is prevented.

Yes. The connector supports per-account, per-country configuration so you can run several Jumia markets (for example Nigeria, Kenya and Egypt) from a single Odoo instance, each with its own credentials, mapping and sync settings, while sharing one catalog and inventory backbone.

Yes — you need an active Jumia Vendor account with API access enabled. During onboarding we walk you through obtaining and configuring the required credentials, then test the connection end to end on staging before touching production. If your account tier needs anything specific from Jumia, we flag it early in scoping.