CONNET
CONNET sits between your online shops and Odoo. Paid orders land in a queue; from there they become a sale, a FedEx label and a tracking message, and the shop updates when you post the invoice.
Labels, pickups and tracking go through CONNET. CONNET uses Odoo's external API, so the Odoo database needs the Custom plan: it pays off when you drop warehouse users.
Read the articlePaid orders from WooCommerce shops and the Odoo website land in the same queue. Each shop keeps its own orders and rules, and every write names its shop.
A shop sells cartons, Odoo counts pieces. Per-shop rules rewrite SKU, quantity and price before the order reaches the ERP.
Italian VAT numbers and tax codes are checked with their check digit before the buyer is matched to an Odoo contact. If there is none, the contact is created; then the sale.
Rates, a label printed on the thermal printer, a booked pickup and tracking written back to the shop order. Pallets go out with FedEx Freight, dimensions and notes included.
The Odoo sale comes with a draft invoice. When you post it, the shop order completes itself and tracking keeps updating until delivery.
Buyers get shipping and tracking emails with the name and logo of the shop they bought from, even with one warehouse behind them all.
For products that need them, the buyer gets the safety data sheets through a personal link, without publishing them on the site.
FedEx invoices are matched to the shipments, so the true cost of each order is not a guess.
Every action is a command. An MCP server exposes the same operations to the assistant you already use.
$ connet preflight 10482 customer P.IVA check digit ok → Odoo partner matched lines 3 mapped, 1 rule (carton → pieces ×12) $ connet fulfill 10482 label FedEx 7900 0000 4821, printed on the thermal printer pickup booked 16:00, invoice draft created $ connet invoice-poll #10482 completed (invoice posted) $
What ships today?
Three orders: #10482, #10481 and #2093. Labels printed, pickup at 16:00.
Orders in, tracking back out.
Partners, sales, invoices, website orders.
Rates, labels, pickups, tracking.
Straight to the thermal printer.
The same operations for your assistant.