Most Odoo teams hit the same wall: the numbers they need to run the business are scattered across Sales, Inventory, Accounting, Project, and HR, and stitching them together means exporting to spreadsheets every Monday morning. Odoo's native pivot views, graph views, and dashboards are genuinely useful, but they are model-bound and read-only in layout — you cannot easily blend sale.order revenue against account.move margin and stock.quant on-hand in one screen, drill from a KPI tile down to the source records, or hand a non-technical manager a self-serve board they can filter without touching Studio. When the questions get cross-functional, native runs out of road and the spreadsheet exports creep back in.

BI Dashboard is a build-to-order Odoo module that ECOSIRE designs and builds around your actual data model. It ships as a proper addon — its own __manifest__.py, a set of models.Model classes for dashboard, tile, and data-source definitions, and OWL/JavaScript components rendering interactive charts on top of your existing records. Tiles are driven by configurable data sources: each one is a saved query over standard Odoo models using the ORM (read_group, search_read, domains, and @api.depends computed measures) so figures always reconcile with what Sales and Accounting see in their own apps — no shadow data warehouse, no nightly ETL to drift out of sync. Boards support cross-model KPIs, drill-down from tile to underlying records, click-to-filter, date-range and comparison controls, and per-tile refresh. Every dashboard and every tile is access-controlled through ir.model.access.csv and record rules, so a regional manager sees only their region and finance-only measures never leak to the shop floor. Where near-real-time push matters we wire automated actions or scheduled recomputes; where you need to feed an external tool, the same measures are reachable over Odoo's XML-RPC/JSON-RPC API.

Because it is built on the standard ORM and OWL rather than brittle SQL views, the module travels cleanly across Community and Enterprise and is delivered for your exact target — Odoo 17.0, 18.0, or 19.0 — with the view layer and asset bundling matched to that version. We keep custom logic in clean, upgrade-safe model methods and QWeb/OWL templates so a future Odoo point release does not shatter your dashboards.

Delivery is build-to-order and starts with a scoping call to map your KPIs, source models, security segmentation, and the two or three boards that matter most. We then build on our infrastructure, review with you on a staging database, run UAT, and install into your production instance — typical delivery is one working week from confirmed scope. Pricing starts from $999 (indicative, single-company base scope); multi-company consolidation, additional dashboards and cross-app data sources, deeper access-rule segmentation, and external BI/API integration increase the quoted scope. You receive a fixed quote after the scoping call, never a surprise invoice.