Odoo's Point of Sale ships with a solid but deliberately narrow reporting surface: the report.point_of_sale.report_saledetails summary, the standard POS Orders analysis pivot, and session close numbers. The moment a store manager wants a category-wise margin breakdown at the register, a cashier-by-cashier reconciliation, hourly footfall by product, or a payment-method split that ties back to the closing control — they end up exporting raw pos.order and pos.order.line rows to a spreadsheet and rebuilding the same analysis by hand every day. The friction is worse at the counter: front-line staff cannot pull a report without leaving the POS session and logging into the back office, so real decisions (what to reorder, which promotion is underperforming) happen too late.

Advanced POS Reports is a made-to-order Odoo module that ECOSIRE builds for your specific reporting questions and installs into your database. Technically it adds report actions in two places: a set of QWeb-backed reports reachable from the standard Point of Sale reporting menu, and a lightweight in-POS button (an OWL component patched into the POS UI) that lets an authorized cashier or manager generate and print/download a report without closing the active session. Under the hood we model the reports as models.Model records with @api.depends compute fields and read-grouped SQL where volume demands it, so a "top products by margin this shift" or "sales by hour and payment method" query runs against indexed pos.order/pos.order.line/pos.payment data rather than looping in Python. Each report renders through a QWeb template to PDF and, where you need it, to XLSX via report.report_xlsx so the numbers drop straight into finance's workflow. Filters (date range, POS config, session, cashier, product category, payment method) are exposed through a transient TransientModel wizard so the same report serves many questions.

Access is governed properly: report menus and the in-POS button are gated through ir.model.access.csv plus record rules so, for example, a cashier sees only their own session figures while a store manager sees the whole config — no raw data leakage. Where you want the reports pushed rather than pulled, we wire an automated action or scheduled ir.cron to email a daily close-of-day pack to owners, and every report is reachable over the standard XML-RPC/JSON-RPC API so an external BI tool or dashboard can consume the same figures. The module is delivered as a clean, versioned addon with its own __manifest__.py, respects Community-vs-Enterprise differences (we do not assume pos_enterprise-only features unless your license includes them, and we tell you up front which reports need Enterprise), and is built and tested against your target Odoo 17.0, 18.0, or 19.0.

Because this is build-to-order, nothing ships until we agree on scope. We start with a short scoping call to capture exactly which reports, filters, and output formats you need, confirm your Odoo version and Community/Enterprise edition, and identify any localization or multi-company nuances. We then build on a branch, prove it on a staging copy of your database through UAT, and go live behind a rollback plan. Typical delivery is one working week from confirmed scope. Pricing starts from $999 (indicative, single-company base scope); additional report designs, multi-company or multi-POS-config consolidation, custom XLSX layouts, and deeper localization increase the quoted scope.