Selling on dozens of marketplaces without living in a spreadsheet
Without a connector, every ChannelEngine marketplace ends up managed by hand: catalog, prices and stock, channel by channel.
ChannelEngine connects to hundreds of marketplaces (Amazon, bol.com, Zalando, Kaufland, Cdiscount, eBay and every other channel it supports) through a single API. This connector brings that reach directly into Odoo: a native app, not a third-party middleware layer, so your catalog, orders, returns and pricing rules stay where the rest of your business already runs.

We are not talking about isolated functions. We talk about the operational problem that causes a team to end up looking for this solution.
Without a connector, every ChannelEngine marketplace ends up managed by hand: catalog, prices and stock, channel by channel.
Without margin-floor or MAP rules, offers end up mispriced or sold without real stock.
If the order does not land in Odoo as a real sale, the team goes back to copying data by hand between systems.
Everything the module includes is real operational capability: catalog, orders, shipments and returns governed from Odoo, no smoke or empty boxes.
Full catalog sync plus a fast price/stock push, aligned with ChannelEngine's real endpoints, with visible sync status per row.
A wizard to select products, tick channels and publish everything in one step, never duplicating existing combinations.
Every order becomes an Odoo sale; validating the delivery pushes the shipment with carrier back to the channel; returns generate a real credit note.
Margin-floor and MAP enforcement per channel or globally before publishing; every sync is logged and failures schedule an activity for the responsible user.
A dashboard with clickable KPIs, webhooks for low latency, optional automation and native Odoo reporting. All without leaving Odoo.
Products synced, orders, pending returns, total refunds, shipments to push and 30-day revenue: every number opens its filtered list.
A secure webhook endpoint complements the scheduled sync and cuts latency when ChannelEngine can reach your instance; polling keeps working either way.
When stock really changes in the warehouse, the affected offers queue for the next fast sync, with no performance cost on bulk moves.
Per-account toggles to auto-confirm the sale, auto-invoice and auto-validate the delivery on import, off by default.
Cancelling from Odoo pushes the cancellation to the channel first, then cancels the sale, with guard rails against cancelling anything already shipped or refunded.
Pivot and graph views over synced orders and offers, like any ordinary Odoo report, with no external BI export.
The typical pattern is a seller already selling on Amazon, bol.com or Zalando via ChannelEngine, but managing catalog, orders and returns channel by channel. The right project centralizes all of that inside Odoo, with a single order flow and shared pricing rules.
ChannelEngine's value is adding channels without adding a new tool to maintain per channel. This connector makes that growth happen inside a single Odoo, with the same catalog, the same orders and the same pricing rules.
Real screens from the demo installation, not mockups.





ChannelEngine usually coexists with other marketplace entry points. These connectors and services are the ones that tend to go with it.
No. It is an independent integration built and maintained by FlexigoTech, not endorsed or supported by ChannelEngine. The catalog, price and stock sync uses ChannelEngine's public Merchant API; the order and returns formats are flagged in the code where they are a reasonable approximation pending direct developer access.
Yes. You can have several ChannelEngine accounts in the same Odoo database, for example one per brand or legal entity, and each account distributes to every marketplace you have active on ChannelEngine.
No. It works on both Community and Enterprise, on Odoo 17, 18 and 19.
The complete module with source code included, an OPL-1 license per instance, for Odoo 17, 18 and 19, with 12 months of updates included through the Odoo App Store.
Yes. It includes 12 months of updates and fixes for the same Odoo series (17, 18 or 19) at no extra cost through the Odoo App Store.
Direct support from the engineer who built the module, by email, with no middlemen or call centers.
Yes. There is a live demo with the connector installed to see it working, and you can email us any question before deciding.
If you already use or are about to use ChannelEngine, it makes sense for your catalog, orders and returns to live inside Odoo instead of in a separate integration.