What changes when several companies share an Odoo installation?
The assessment identifies which entity owns each journey and which employee acts at each point. A valid reference may still belong to the wrong company. We review access restrictions and use examples from different entities during acceptance. If the selected connection cannot maintain the required separation reliably, that limitation is documented before the scope is agreed.
Should a message amend an order automatically?
We first establish which changes need commercial approval and who may make them. A quantity or address request can affect pricing, transport or a document already confirmed. The design records the request and its review. Any automatic amendment is assessed as a specific operation with stated permissions, conditions and acceptance examples.
How do you handle a reply to an old quotation?
A test example includes a proposal that has been replaced. We agree what the employee should see when locating it and how the current document can be found. The reply should follow that check instead of assuming the latest message refers to the latest revision. The procedure names the person who resolves the discrepancy and where their decision is recorded.
What should an employee do after a notification fails?
We specify who needs to know, where they can inspect the outcome and how they decide whether another attempt is appropriate. Tests distinguish an unavailable document from an operation that succeeded but returned a late confirmation. The aim is to avoid both repeated messages and forgotten requests. Recovery options are verified for the chosen connection.
What does the administrator receive at handover?
The handover records the agreed journey, fields and document states, access checks and validation examples. It identifies the installed modules or customisations on which the connection depends. That gives the administrator a reference when assessing a future upgrade. Ongoing support and additional invoice, warehouse or other journeys are scoped separately.