I will do odoo version upgrade, database migration and custom module porting


Informazioni su questo servizio
Need to move from Odoo 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, or 18 to Odoo 19 without losing data or breaking customizations?
Youre working with an Odoo developer who upgrades production systems for a living: custom modules, OCA apps, and third-party connectors (CRM, marketplaces, industry catalogs, accounting bridges).
How I work (why clients choose this over a quick dump-and-upgrade):
- Your live ERP stays running while I work on a staging copy of your database.
- Full backups before and during the process rollback is always possible.
- I upgrade standard + custom code, run OpenUpgrade where needed, and fix breakages on staging.
- You test and approve on staging before we schedule a short final cutover window.
- Clear handover: what changed, what to watch, and optional post-go-live support.
Goal: zero data loss, predictable downtime, and an upgraded system your team can actually use.
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Python and Odoo developer, ERP upgrades and custom modules
- DaItalia
- Membro dagen 2021
Lingue
Italiano, Georgiano, Inglese, Russo
FAQ
Will my live system go down during the whole project?
No. Most work happens on staging. Only the final cutover needs a planned maintenance window (often a few hours, depending on database size and integrations).
What if something goes wrong?
We keep backups at each major step. If staging fails, we fix there — production is not touched until you approve staging.
Can you migrate custom modules and third-party integrations?
Yes — that’s my core offering. Scope depends on how many modules and complexity; choose Standard or Premium, or message me for a custom quote.
Enterprise vs Community?
Both are possible; Enterprise may require valid licensing on your side. Confirm your subscription status before we start.
How is this different from a cheap “database-only” upgrade?
Cheap gigs often cover standard addons only. Custom Python, XML views, API changes between versions, and broken integrations are where upgrades fail — I plan for that upfront.
