Finofo connects natively to Odoo, which stays your system of record: Finofo syncs the vendors, accounts, analytic accounts and taxes your coding needs, then sends approved, coded vendor bills and payment records back.
Settle the Odoo decisions during setup: version, edition and hosting, companies, analytic plans, bill state and taxes.
From Odoo, Finofo uses vendors and the reference data your team codes with, brought in through the connection, a CSV import or manual upkeep: the chart of accounts, analytic accounts and the taxes your coding requires. Each invoice line in Finofo is coded with those values.
Invoices are captured, read, coded, matched and approved in Finofo. Approved invoices go to Odoo as vendor bills with their line coding. Posting follows approval, and how payment records go back is agreed with your Finofo team during setup.
Odoo keeps the ledger and financial reporting. The source document, approval history, comments and exceptions stay with each invoice in Finofo.
1. Confirm the version, edition, hosting and companies in scope with your Finofo team.
2. Prepare Odoo access with your administrator or partner. A dedicated integration user, rather than a personal login, keeps access auditable.
3. Agree the coding dimensions with your Finofo team: which ones each line needs, which are required and which combinations are valid. Reference data comes from your ERP through the connection, a CSV import or manual upkeep.
4. Check that each vendor profile in Finofo holds its ERP mapping, and agree with your Finofo team how payment records are sent back.
5. Test with real invoices before go-live.
Each area below shows the question to settle, followed by why it matters.
Share your edition, version and hosting with your Finofo team. The connection path is confirmed for your installation before implementation begins.
Finofo codes invoices at line level with the dimensions your setup requires. Confirm which analytic plans are synced during setup.
Approvals happen in Finofo, including on mobile, so approvers work in Finofo rather than in Odoo.
No. Finofo is not an inventory system. Stock, valuation and receipts for stock stay in Odoo.