Understand first
Agree records, history and target expectations before extraction or commercial assumptions are locked in.
Every Wedoo migration follows the same lifecycle. The source system, data quality and target design change the detail, but not the need for staged checks before cutover.
Odoo makes sense as the platform. This is how Wedoo Systems gets your business there without simply throwing records at it - every migration is verified, not assumed.
Agree records, history and target expectations before extraction or commercial assumptions are locked in.
Turn source records into a prepared Odoo position with context, not merely a flat export.
Review reconciliation and exceptions in staging before operational use moves to Odoo.
Historical data can be prepared while normal business activity continues. Near cutover, supported recent changes are brought across and the agreed final position is reconciled.
Teams continue the work they need to do in the existing system while the target environment is prepared.
New activity after the initial historical point is considered near cutover rather than treated as forgotten data.
The migration is reviewed in staging before operational use moves to the agreed Odoo environment.
Go-live is a planned decision after review, not the moment an import first finishes running.
The platform guides explain the scope, evidence and security principles around a controlled migration.
It depends on the source system, data volume, history and target design. Wedoo gives a realistic view after the scoping stage rather than promising a generic timeframe.
No. Agreed data is prepared in a staging Odoo environment first, where the result can be reviewed before a live cutover is agreed.
The process is designed so normal work can continue in the current system while historical data is prepared. The final catch-up and cutover are planned separately.
Start on the real demo route, then talk to Wedoo when your system, data scope or delivery constraints need a specific plan.