The website and the warehouse ran on different numbers, so customers ordered items that were not there. Odoo tied the online store to live inventory, ended oversells and lifted repeat orders.
The online store and the warehouse kept separate stock numbers, updated by hand once a day. When something sold fast, the site kept taking orders after the shelf was empty. Customers were told after checkout that their item was out of stock, and many did not come back.
We moved the store onto Odoo eCommerce, connected to the same inventory the warehouse picks from. Stock on the site is now the real stock, and an order flows straight to the warehouse and the courier.
We moved products, images and URLs across with redirects in place, so the store kept its search positions. We ran the new site in parallel for a week, checked stock matched on both, then switched the domain over a quiet night.
The full move took seven weeks from kickoff to launch.
Oversells dropped to zero because the site only sells what is on the shelf. The daily catalog update is gone. With orders shipping faster and tracking arriving on time, repeat orders rose by nearly a quarter.
We stopped selling things we did not have. The site shows real stock, orders ship the same day, and the customers we used to lose to a cancelled order are coming back to buy again.
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