Salesforce CRM Connector for Odoo

This is a build-to-order module, not an instant download. Typical delivery is 2 to 4 weeks. After purchase, an ECOSIRE Odoo engineer schedules a scoping call to review your Salesforce object model, custom fields and picklists, and your Odoo version and edition. We then build the connector, run a test migration against a staging database, review the results with you, and deploy to production. Lead time scales with the number of custom objects, record volume, and how heavily your Salesforce org is customized.

Every build includes a post-go-live support window for bug fixes and configuration tweaks (for example adjusting a mapping or the sync schedule), plus a live handover/training session for your admins. Because Salesforce and Odoo both evolve, we also cover compatibility maintenance so the connector keeps working across Odoo point releases within your version. Extended support and multi-version upgrade coverage (e.g. moving from Odoo 17 to 18 or 19 later) can be arranged as an add-on.

Yes. The connector is built for Odoo 17, 18 and 19, on both Community and Enterprise editions. It integrates with Odoo's native CRM models (crm.lead, res.partner, crm.team) so it works whether or not you run additional paid apps. We confirm your exact version during scoping and target that release.

It can be either or both. Most enterprises want a one-time historical migration (using the Salesforce Bulk API for large volumes) plus an ongoing scheduled delta sync during a dual-running transition period. The ongoing sync runs on an Odoo ir.cron automated action and pulls only records changed since the last run. Optional two-way sync lets updates made in Odoo flow back to Salesforce until you fully cut over.

Each synced Odoo record stores its originating Salesforce Id. The connector upserts on that key, so re-running a sync updates the existing record rather than creating a duplicate. Records that can't be mapped are skipped and written to a per-run sync log — with counts and error detail visible in a dedicated Odoo backend view — so nothing disappears silently and your admins can review and re-process exceptions.

You'll need to create (or let us guide you through creating) a Salesforce Connected App to enable OAuth 2.0 API access, and confirm your edition includes API access. We authenticate with OAuth rather than storing raw credentials, and the module keeps secrets in Odoo system parameters. We document the whole Connected App setup as part of delivery so your team retains control of the connection.