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What Temu Connector for Odoo adds to Products: fields, buttons and when they act

Temu Connector for Odoo extends the standard Products model with Temu fields (publishing, brand, product type, second-hand goods, media URLs and a note) and two base-price buttons, Accept Recommended and Propose new base. The fields stay hidden unless the screen is opened with the Temu context, and each button has its own visibility condition.

FlexigoTech · Editor in charge: Víctor Gómez · Updated 5 November 2026

Key facts

Module
Temu
Versions
Odoo 17, 18, 19 and 20
Checked
in the connector's source code, version 19.0 · against the sources linked at the end
Reading time
5 min

What the module adds to Products at a glance

The module extends Odoo's standard Products model with its own fields and two buttons. The fields appear on the Temu tab of the Temu Products list; the buttons, Accept Recommended and Propose new base, each have their own condition.

Diagram built from code, not an Odoo screen: from top to bottom, the standard Products app and what the module adds to it, with the two buttons and several Temu fields
Diagram generated from the module's published code, showing some of the additions to Products. The labels are in English, as they are in the code.
Temu orders in Odoo every 15 minutes. Stock out every 5
Video: Temu orders in Odoo every 15 minutes. Stock out every 5

The Temu tab fields, compared

They all share one condition: they are hidden when the screen has not been opened with the Temu context (explained below). Within that frame, they differ by type and by whether they depend on another checkbox.

FieldTypeWhen it is visible
Temu Publish EnabledCheckboxWith the Temu context
Temu Cost TemplateShort textWith the Temu context
Temu BrandShort textWith the Temu context
Temu TrademarkShort textWith the Temu context
Temu Product TypeSelectionWith the Temu context
Temu Second Hand GoodsCheckboxWith the Temu context
Temu Second Hand Business ScopeSelectionWith the Temu context and only if Temu Second Hand Goods is ticked
Temu Second Hand LevelWhole numberWith the Temu context and only if Temu Second Hand Goods is ticked
Temu Second Hand Ins NameShort textWith the Temu context and only if Temu Second Hand Goods is ticked
Temu Second Hand GradeShort textWith the Temu context and only if Temu Second Hand Goods is ticked
Temu External Url RefsLong textWith the Temu context
Temu Publish NoteLong textWith the Temu context

What is worth knowing about values and help texts:

  • Publishing. Temu Publish Enabled starts unticked.
  • The product type starts at Standard. The other possible values of Temu Product Type are Custom and Made-to-order.
  • Second hand is a conditional block. With the default values, Temu Second Hand Business Scope, Temu Second Hand Level, Temu Second Hand Ins Name and Temu Second Hand Grade are not visible, because Temu Second Hand Goods starts unticked. Tick it and they appear. Temu Second Hand Business Scope offers Regular items, Collectibles and Luxury items, and starts at Regular items.
  • URLs go one per line. The help of Temu External Url Refs reads: One URL per line. These external media URLs are used for Temu publication.

When it acts: what decides whether you see the fields

The module's code calculates a visibility flag from a single piece of data: the context the screen is opened with. If that context carries the Temu value switched on, the flag is on for every form; if not, it is off and every field in the table above is hidden. The calculation does not look at the individual product, so it does not depend on the product's data.

The module also does two supporting things in its published code:

  • It counts the Temu links on each form: the counter is simply the number of links attached to that product.
  • It includes a helper that formats a price: it writes the value with two decimals and strips trailing zeros and a leftover decimal point.

The two buttons, compared

Both buttons sit in the Products view and share one idea: they are hidden when a condition is missing. What changes is which one.

ButtonWhen it is visibleOdoo versions
Accept RecommendedHidden when the flag saying the recommended base price can be accepted is not on17, 18 and 19
Propose new baseHidden if any of these three things is missing: the link to a Temu instance, the goods identifier or the SKU identifier17, 18 and 19

The practical difference: Propose new base needs three Temu link details, while Accept Recommended depends on a single flag. If you cannot see a button, check its condition in the table.

Diagram built from code, not an Odoo screen: the text Accept Recommended and how the user sees it depending on the language of Odoo, Aceptar recomendado in Spanish
Diagram generated from the module's published translations: with Odoo in Spanish the button reads Accept Recommended; with Odoo in English it reads Accept Recommended.

What to check on your installation

  • Open the Temu Products list and enter a form: the fields should be on the Temu tab.
  • If they do not appear, remember that they stay hidden while the Temu context is not active on the screen.
  • Tick Temu Second Hand Goods and check that Temu Second Hand Business Scope, Temu Second Hand Level, Temu Second Hand Ins Name and Temu Second Hand Grade appear.
  • Check that Temu Product Type starts at Standard on a new form.
  • If Propose new base is missing, the product lacks one of the Temu link details the button requires.

Price and subscription

The module is a one-off purchase per version and is published for Odoo 17, 18, 19 and 20 on the Odoo Apps page. It also needs the FlexigoTech Cloud subscription, Connector plan: €49 a month or €490 a year, excluding VAT, with up to 3 accounts on the platform. With the subscription, the module for newer Odoo versions is included if you bought it at flexigotech.com; on the Odoo App Store, each version is bought there.

How FlexigoTech can help

If you are implementing Odoo and want to decide which Temu fields to fill in on your products, or you need a bespoke integration, FlexigoTech implements Odoo 17, 18, 19 and 20 and develops connectors and integrations. You will find the module's details on its page at flexigotech.com.

Keep reading

Checked in the connector's source code (version 19.0) and the linked sources

Sources