Products & Accelerators
Software Products, Connectors & Accelerators
Find software building blocks for the way your business operates. Explore Macrofix’s existing Odoo apps, connectors and industry solutions, or discuss a custom extension for your enterprise platform. We help assess product fit, integration requirements and the work needed to move from a catalogue option to a supported deployment.
FIND YOUR SOLUTION
Start With the Workflow, Then Choose the Building Blocks
A useful product decision starts with the process you need to improve: which people use it, what information it handles and which systems it must connect to. A catalogue listing is a starting point for evaluation, not a substitute for checking your exact requirements.
This directory brings together existing product pages and tailored development options. Browse the current Odoo catalogue for published solutions; for a new platform extension or accelerator, we first define the scope and confirm whether a suitable existing component can be used or new development is required.
Explore Products & Extension Options
Choose a product family below, then review the detail page or request a fit assessment. Existing products retain their own pages, while custom extensions are scoped as projects. Availability, supported versions, licences and implementation requirements are confirmed before a proposal is agreed.
Odoo Apps & Business Solutions
Explore the existing Odoo product catalogue for business applications and connector categories. It provides routes into operational, industry and integration use cases without requiring you to start every workflow from a blank page.
For a shortlisted app, confirm the Odoo edition and version, hosting environment, required modules and any custom processes. Our Odoo services can support evaluation, configuration and implementation around the selected scope.
- Browse the existing Odoo app catalogue
- Shortlist products around a business workflow
- Check version, edition and hosting compatibility
- Plan configuration, data and user adoption
CRM, Accounting & Commerce Connectors
Start with the existing Odoo Salesforce Connector for an Odoo-to-CRM integration discussion, or the Odoo QuickBooks Connector for an Odoo-to-QuickBooks Online accounting workflow. Review the relevant product detail before selecting a connector.
For commerce, finance or other integration requirements, define the records to exchange, direction of synchronization, timing, matching rules and exception handling. A connector still needs configuration, permissions, testing and an operational owner; compatibility with your exact environment must be checked.
- Odoo-to-Salesforce CRM integration
- Odoo-to-QuickBooks Online accounting integration
- Commerce and third-party integration assessment
- Mapping, reconciliation and exception ownership
Industry Software Systems
Explore the existing manufacturing execution system and investment management system pages as examples of workflow-focused Odoo solutions. These product-oriented pages remain separate from our cross-platform industry solutions directory.
Evaluation should use your actual process steps, roles, reports and data requirements. Demonstrate the critical workflow, identify configuration gaps and agree any customization before estimating deployment. An industry label alone does not establish regulatory suitability.
- Manufacturing and operational workflow evaluation
- Investment-management workflow evaluation
- Role, report and data-fit assessment
- Industry-specific configuration and customization
Custom Platform Extensions
Need an add-on, plugin or extension for SAP, NetSuite, Salesforce or Zoho? We can scope custom forms, workflows, integrations, reports and user experiences around the platform’s supported extension mechanisms.
These are tailored development options, not a claim that a packaged Macrofix product exists for every platform. The assessment checks APIs, licensing, upgrade considerations and available third-party components before deciding what to configure, reuse or build.
AI, Mobile & Integration Accelerators
Discuss focused building blocks such as an internal AI assistant, a mobile workflow, a customer portal, a reporting package or a repeatable integration pattern. The starting point is a defined use case and acceptance criteria, not a promise that every component is ready-made.
Our Data & AI services and Digital Engineering services support discovery and development. Reusable components must be evaluated for security, data permissions, maintainability and fit; AI-enabled workflows also need appropriate evaluation and human oversight.
Evaluate Fit Before You Commit
Bring the product name, business workflow and the systems it must work with. We can turn that information into a fit-gap review: what the product covers, what needs configuration, what requires development and what should stay outside the first release.
Use representative test cases and non-sensitive sample data to evaluate important paths. A useful comparison includes the total implementation and operating effort, not just a headline licence price. Record unresolved questions before choosing a product or approving a custom build.
- Document the workflow and acceptance criteria
- Confirm platform version, edition and hosting
- Identify required modules, APIs and permissions
- Separate configuration from custom development
- Review licences, implementation and operating costs
- Agree support, updates and handover responsibilities
Licensing, Security & Ownership
Confirm who supplies each component, which licence applies and what rights your business receives. Existing vendor software, third-party modules, open-source components and newly commissioned code can have different terms. Ownership, permitted use, updates and source-code access belong in the agreement.
Review access permissions, information flows, secrets, retention and deployment responsibilities alongside functionality. Agree the security checks and support boundaries appropriate to the use case. A product listing or successful installation is not a certification of security, accessibility or regulatory compliance.
- Confirm supplier, licence and permitted use
- Agree code access and ownership terms
- Review security and data-handling requirements
- Define update and support responsibilities
From Product Evaluation to a Supported Rollout
Begin with a short requirements review, then validate the candidate product or extension against the workflows that matter most. Where appropriate, use a scoped demonstration or pilot to resolve uncertainty before committing to a broader rollout.
Implementation covers the agreed configuration, integrations, data preparation, testing, training and handover. Plan upgrades, incident ownership and ongoing maintenance with managed application services where needed. Delivery dates and costs depend on the confirmed scope and dependencies.
- Discover: define the workflow and constraints
- Evaluate: review fit, dependencies and gaps
- Validate: demonstrate or pilot critical paths
- Deploy: configure, integrate, test and train
- Support: monitor, maintain and plan updates
Services That Make Your Software Work Together
A product may be one part of a larger landscape. Connect catalogue evaluation with Odoo implementation, SAP services, NetSuite services, Salesforce services or Zoho services when those platforms are involved.
For wider enterprise requirements, explore Microsoft Dynamics 365 and Oracle services. We define system boundaries and responsibilities so product configuration, custom development and ongoing support form a coherent delivery plan.
- Product selection and fit-gap assessment
- ERP and CRM configuration and integration
- Custom extensions and workflow development
- Analytics, AI and mobile delivery options
- Managed support and lifecycle improvement
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
No. This directory links to existing product pages and also describes custom-development options. A published product still needs an availability and compatibility check for your environment. A new extension or accelerator may require discovery and development. The proposal should clearly identify what already exists, what will be configured and what will be built.
Share the exact platform names, editions, versions and hosting arrangements, together with the records and workflows you want to connect. We review product documentation, API access, dependencies, data mapping and known restrictions. Supported behavior should be confirmed in the agreed scope and tested with representative scenarios before production use.
Customization depends on the product licence, available extension mechanisms and access to the required code or APIs. We first compare configuration and supported extensions with modifying core behavior. The scope should explain upgrade implications, testing, maintenance and any restrictions before changes are commissioned.
The proposal should separate product or subscription charges from configuration, integration, migration, training and ongoing support. Third-party licences, hosting and usage-based fees may be additional. Ask for assumptions, exclusions and renewal terms so you can compare the overall cost of operating the solution, not only the initial purchase.
We can discuss an evaluation approach suited to the shortlisted product and its current availability. A demonstration can show agreed workflows; a scoped pilot can test selected requirements in a controlled environment. Access, duration, sample data, success criteria and any evaluation fees should be agreed in advance.
Responsibilities depend on the product supplier and your service agreement. Confirm who handles product defects, platform updates, custom code, integrations and infrastructure. We can scope managed support and upgrade testing where needed, with agreed service hours, escalation routes and exclusions. Changes to a third-party platform may require connector or customization updates.
Find the Right Product or Scope the Missing Piece
Tell us the workflow you want to improve, your current platform and the product or connector you are considering. We can help review fit, identify dependencies and prepare an evaluation or implementation scope. If no suitable component is available, we can discuss a custom extension with clear deliverables and acceptance criteria.