One panel per channel
The team jumps from Seller Central to Mirakl, from Mirakl to ManoMano and from there to AliExpress. Every jump is lost time, and a place where mistakes creep in.
Selling on Amazon, Mirakl, ManoMano and AliExpress at the same time is fine — until every channel has its own panel, its own spreadsheet and its own stock cutoff. This module centralizes orders, inventory and catalog inside your Odoo 19, with no parallel panels and no separate SaaS.
When the same catalog lives on Amazon, Mirakl, ManoMano and AliExpress at once, the real cost isn't the sale — it's the daily coordination between panels, spreadsheets and order statuses that don't talk to each other.
The team jumps from Seller Central to Mirakl, from Mirakl to ManoMano and from there to AliExpress. Every jump is lost time, and a place where mistakes creep in.
If each marketplace tracks its own unit count, the same SKU sells twice — and you end up cancelling orders and eating negative reviews.
Without a common backoffice, nobody knows in real time what's sold, what needs shipping or what margin each channel leaves. Invoicing and stock stop matching up.
This isn't a marketing layer. It's real operations: each marketplace connects through its own API, and everything lands in the same Odoo.
Amazon (SP-API), Mirakl and the operators that run on it (Decathlon, Bricodepot...), ManoMano and AliExpress — each with its own official API.
Every sale from every channel comes in as a sales order with lines, customer, status and traceability inside Odoo's standard flow.
Inventory lives in Odoo and is published out to each marketplace, so one source of truth cuts down oversells and cancellations.
We link each Odoo product to its identifier on every marketplace (ASIN, offer, channel SKU) to avoid catalog breaks.
When you validate the shipment in Odoo, the status and tracking can flow back to the marketplace within the same process, with no copying numbers by hand.
You're not talking to a reseller. You're talking to whoever wrote the code and knows every API and every edge case of the rollout.
We're upfront about this: FlexigoTech is a solo developer based in Barcelona, not a large consultancy. That has a direct consequence — whoever sells you the module is the one who wrote it, knows every API and will be the one giving you support. We don't have a portfolio of client testimonials to show yet, and we're not going to invent one. What we do have is the code, the modules published on the Odoo App Store, and the ability to answer you directly, with no middlemen.
Plenty of multi-marketplace integrations hide an external panel with a monthly fee, or a middleware layer you don't control. Not here. The module installs inside your Odoo 19, and the logic lives inside your ERP, with your code and your data. You pay for the module license, not a monthly toll per order. If you need installation, catalog mapping and rollout support, we handle that directly too.
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Amazon, Mirakl (and the operators that run on Mirakl, such as Decathlon or Bricodepot), ManoMano and AliExpress. Each channel connects through its own API, and all of them feed orders, stock and catalog into the same Odoo 19.
No. It's a native Odoo 19 module. There's no separate paid external panel and no middleware layer in between — the marketplace operations live inside your own Odoo.
Yes. Stock lives in Odoo and is published out to each marketplace, so the inventory is the single source of truth. That cuts down oversells when the same SKU sells on several channels at once.
Both. You can buy the license on the Odoo App Store and run it yourself, or ask us for installation, catalog mapping and rollout support. Development and support are direct, with no intermediaries.
It's giving up the jumps between panels and having orders, stock and catalog in a single Odoo. Tell us your case and we'll say straight whether this module fits you.