Supported Image Formats in Odoo Odoo supports a wide range of image formats that can be uploaded and stored in the system. The following formats are supported: JPEG (.jpeg, .jpg) PNG (.png) GIF (.gif) BMP (.bmp) TIFF (.tiff, .tif) SVG...

When importing orders from an e-commerce store, connector looks for Company data specified in order data and typically creates both company and individual (person) contacts based on the order data. For example for such order: Contacts will be created with...

Problem: Managing Store Assignment for Multiple Products When working with multiple products in the connector, you may need to control which products are synchronized with specific e-commerce stores (Shopify, Magento, WooCommerce, PrestaShop) using the connector. While this can be configured...

Shopify, WooCommerce, PrestaShop, and Magento2 allow adding notes to orders (e.g., customer comments, delivery instructions). With the VentorTech connector, these notes can be automatically transferred to Odoo during order import. How It Works When an order is imported from an...

VentorTech connectors allow you to easily synchronize products from Odoo to your e-commerce stores such as Shopify, WooCommerce, Magento, and PrestaShop. This can be done either manually or automatically (on product creation or update). How to Export a Product Step...

By default, imported orders are created in Odoo with the original order reference as the order number. However, when configuring VentorTech e-commerce connectors, you may set up a different way to handle numbering of imported orders. For that, you need...

The VentorTech connectors allow you to keep product images synchronized between Odoo and your connected E-Commerce platform. This ensures that your product catalog always contains consistent images across systems. The connector manages both the main product image and additional product...

Problem: Endlessly Loading Job or Process Sometimes you may encounter jobs that appear to load indefinitely and never complete. This usually happens when the job execution time exceeds the configured limits (limit_time_real or limit_time_cpu). A common example is large operations...

What does this error mean? When you add custom modules to an Odoo.sh branch, the build process automatically runs a series of checks, including installing demo data - sample records used to populate a fresh database for development and testing...