Installation

Add your application by wizard

You can add your application via the integration wizard, you can find the button for this on the dashboard page.

After clicking the start integrating button a pop up will appear with the wizard, please make sure you do not use any pop-up blocker at this point.

Click next and in the following screen you can add your applications that you want to connect. Search for ODOO and click on the Application.

For ODOO the following fields need to be filled out for a successful connection to be established.

• Display Title: The name of the application, no special requirements.
  • This can be useful if there are multiple ODOO applications, to be able to distinguish between them. 
• API Username: This is the username of an administrator account which has API read/write permission.
  • Check the section below on how to find this data.
• API Password: This is the password of an administrator account which has API read/write permission.
  • Check the section below on how to find this data.
• API URL: The URL address of your ODOO installation
  • Usually this is the address of the installation. Example: “myadministration.com”
• Account ID: The ID of the user account that will do the API requests.
  • Check the section below on how to find this data.
• Database name: ODOO can have multiple databases per installation. Specify which database should be used.
  • Contact your server administrator to provide this information (Database is the id in the url until dev.odoo.com or odoo.com)

ODOO settings location

API Username and Password

These credentials are the same as you use for logging into the ODOO application. 

Account ID

Go to the general settings and click 'manage users'

Open the user which has API read/write permission.

Copy the ID number shown in the URL to the setting in ApiCenter.

Database name

Contact your server administrator to provide this information

Go back to our APIcenter wizard and fill in the required fields, and click save to save the application credentials and click test connection te complete.

Now you have succesfully added the ODOO application, you need to enter the second application, which you would like to set up the integration with ODOO with. See the Application Manuals page on how to setup the second application you want to use.

In step 3 you can select the packages that you want to make use of. These packages are the flows that determine what data is send from and to ODOO. 

In step 4 you can set the all the settings that tweaks your integration without adjusting mappings and or adjusting code. In this step you need to do this for all your flows. The settings we have standard enabled and disabled are based upon 90% of the integrations we currently have running.

Step 5 finishes the wizard and on this point you can enable the flows to start running, if you want to adjust advanced settings we advice to start them manually in the integrations overview.