Odoo integrations
Autodesk Vault, Autodesk Inventor, SOLIDWORKS PDM and Excel send their items to Odoo as products and multi-level bills of materials, with the picture, the drawing and a link back to where they came from. Odoo's data then shows up inside the same application, so a difference stands out before anyone orders the wrong part.
What every Odoo integration does
Released designs have to become products and bills of materials in Odoo. Typed in by hand that is slow and error-prone, and at the next change the two systems drift apart. Our integrations do it from inside the application, with the same capabilities everywhere.
Products, bills of materials and every line for the assembly and its sub-assemblies.
Product picture, drawing PDF and a link that opens the item in its source.
Create routing operations, and more actions set up by configuration.
Item details and a line-by-line BOM comparison inside your application.
Which property fills which Odoo field, and fixed values such as the product type.
The AI assistant writes the rule, you approve, the preview shows the result.
Choose your application
Each integration works inside the application your team already uses. Every one has its own page with the full walkthrough and a video.
AV2ERP · Autodesk Vault add-in
Right-click a released assembly in the Vault item master and send it to Odoo all levels: products, bills of materials and every line, with the Vault thumbnail as picture, the drawing PDF and a link that opens the item in Vault.
INV2ERP · Autodesk Inventor add-in
Send the open assembly from the Inventor ribbon: the products and the bills of materials for the assembly and its sub-assemblies, with the picture and the drawing PDF, without leaving Inventor.
ERP Integrator for desktop applications · SOLIDWORKS PDM add-in
Right-click a released assembly in the vault and the data cards become Odoo products and bills of materials for every level, with a link back to the file in the vault.
ERP Integrator for Excel · Excel add-in
Keep bills of materials in Excel and send them from the ribbon: every row becomes an Odoo product with its cost and sales price, and every parent a bill of materials.
Video
The engine assembly is sent all levels, its products and bill of materials are opened in Odoo with their pictures and files, a routing operation is created, a changed quantity is caught in Vault and the assistant previews a Can be Purchased rule.
FAQ
Autodesk Vault with AV2ERP, Autodesk Inventor with INV2ERP, SOLIDWORKS PDM with ERP Integrator for desktop applications and Microsoft Excel with ERP Integrator for Excel. Each works inside the application your team already uses.
A product for every item and a bill of materials with its components for the assembly and each sub-assembly, in one send. From Vault, Inventor and SOLIDWORKS PDM the picture, the drawing PDF or a link back to the source travel along; from Excel the cost and sales price do.
It uses Odoo's standard products, bills of materials and operations. Odoo keeps one current bill of materials, so a comparison as of a date compares the source on that date with today's bill of materials in Odoo, and says so on screen.
A field mapping decides which property fills which Odoo field, and fixed values are set once. Rules that depend on the part, such as ticking Can be Purchased for screws only, go in a macro. The AI assistant writes and compiles it from a plain-language request and previews the result before anything is sent.
Yes. The same products also connect to Business Central, Dynamics 365 Finance and Operations, SAP S/4HANA and SAP Business One; you choose the ERP when you install.
In a demo we send it to Odoo as products and bills of materials with their pictures and drawings, check it from your application and show how your own rules would be written. Questions first? Use the contact page.