Shift Future implements, develops, integrates, and supports Odoo ERP so that sales, inventory, manufacturing, accounting, and management reporting run on one connected platform. We configure Odoo around the way your business actually works, connect it to the systems you already depend on, and stay with your team long after go-live.
Revenue, month to date
184,500
+12.4%
Open sales orders
126
+8
Stock value
392,100
-3.1%
Sales by month
IllustrationMost growing companies do not lose time inside one department — they lose it in the handoffs between them. Every disconnected tool adds re-entry, delay, and a version of the truth nobody can verify.
Your CRM holds one version of the customer, accounting another, and the warehouse a third. Nobody is working from the same numbers.
Planning, costing, and stock tracking live in files that one person maintains and only they fully understand.
Quotations, order confirmations, invoices, and follow-ups are prepared by hand, so everything slows down as volume grows.
Answers arrive at month-end in static files, long after the decisions that needed them were made.
Odoo replaces those handoffs with a single connected flow — the same customer, order, stock, production, and financial data, available to every team that needs it.
From the first process workshop to the support ticket three years later, the same specialists stay responsible for your platform.
We document how you sell, buy, produce, and report before anything is configured, so Odoo is shaped around your real operation.
Full setup of modules, company structure, taxes, access rights, and workflows, delivered in phases with your key users involved.
When standard Odoo does not cover a requirement, we build it properly — custom modules, documents, and automations that survive upgrades.
We connect Odoo to the platforms you already run, so information moves between systems automatically instead of by hand.
Moving from spreadsheets, a legacy ERP, or an older Odoo version, with your history cleaned, validated, and carried across.
Odoo reporting plus connected BI dashboards, so sales, margins, stock, and cash are visible while there is still time to act.
Automations and AI assistance inside Odoo that remove repetitive administration — approvals, notifications, and document handling.
A named team, defined response times, and regular system reviews, so your ERP keeps pace as the business changes.
Follow a typical order through Odoo. Each stage passes its data to the next, so nobody re-enters it and nothing is lost in between. Select a stage to see what happens there.
Every enquiry — phone call, email, website form, or WhatsApp — becomes a lead with its source and an assigned owner. The next action and follow-up date live in the system, not in an inbox.
Your sales team stops re-asking the same questions and can see what is genuinely in the pipeline.
Odoo is modular, but its value comes from the links between modules. These are the applications we implement most often — and what each one changes for the business.
One pipeline from first enquiry to closed deal
Leads, opportunities, quotations, and follow-ups live in one place, with forecasting that reflects what the team is actually working on.
Stock you can trust, across every location
Live quantities per warehouse, reordering rules that keep levels right, and purchasing driven by real demand rather than habit.
Production planned from the orders that trigger it
Bills of materials, work orders, and capacity planning connected directly to sales, so production knows what to build and when.
Finance that follows the operation
Invoices, payments, taxes, and multi-currency handled from the same transactions your teams create, with reporting that is always current.
People data alongside your operations
Employees, contracts, attendance, leave, and expenses managed in the same system that runs your projects and payroll inputs.
Reporting on live data, not last month’s export
Dashboards and pivot views built on the operational data your teams work in daily, with drill-down from the summary figure to the transaction.
Each stage builds on the one before it, so scope, data, and training are agreed before the next step begins.
Structured workshops with each department to record how you sell, buy, produce, and report today, and where the real bottlenecks are.
We design the module structure, customizations, data model, and integrations on paper first, with an agreed scope and timeline before configuration starts.
Odoo is configured, custom modules and reports are developed, and integrations are built in short cycles that your key users review as they progress.
Your team tests real business scenarios, while master data and open transactions are cleaned, imported, and reconciled before launch.
We launch in a controlled way, train each team on their own processes, monitor the system closely in the first weeks, and keep improving it as you grow.
A system that was set up years ago, customized heavily, or handed over without documentation eventually slows the business down. We review what you have, tell you honestly what is working, and fix what is not — without starting from zero.
Diagnosing errors, blocked workflows, and issues inherited from an earlier implementation.
Slow screens, heavy reports, and long processes tuned so daily work stays responsive.
Fixing, documenting, and standardising customizations so they stop breaking on updates.
Connecting Odoo properly to e-commerce, payment, shipping, and third-party platforms.
Moving to a supported Odoo version with customizations carried over, tested, and documented.
Rebuilding reports and dashboards that people trust enough to make decisions with.
A system review covers your configuration, customizations, data quality, performance, and reporting — followed by a prioritised plan you can act on.
Tell us what you are trying to fix or improve, and we will come back with a clear view of how Odoo fits — and what it would take.
A practical call to understand your operation and current systems — no sales script.
We follow up with the modules, phases, and effort we would propose for your case.
You speak with the people who would actually deliver the work, not an account manager.