Yes. We have implemented Odoo for wholesalers handling 2M+ product variants, and the system can scale reliably when configured correctly. Odoo’s PostgreSQL database can manage billions of records, but high-volume environments require proper infrastructure (connection pooling, read replicas) and ongoing database tuning. Most dropshipping and purchasing flows work out of the box, though large catalogs that often need targeted customization and a well-planned architecture. For B2B eCommerce, a headless storefront connected via API can further reduce backend load and keep performance high.

Our competence goes far beyond Odoo. We have colleagues with strong wholesale and logistics backgrounds, and we continuously expand this expertise through real projects and advice from industry consultants. This helps us understand how distributors actually operate — not only in terms of system setup, but also in terms of processes, constraints, and decision-making. If necessary, we can be involved at almost any level of your project.

In one project, after analyzing customer geography and order patterns, we suggested a better warehouse location than the one the client had originally planned. The practical data-driven insights that we discover and explore let us design solutions that fit real-world wholesale operations, not just the software side.

Please note that our capabilities and results comprise a premium service that is tailored to each client’s unique situation and should be discussed separately.

Stock stays synchronized in real time across all your channels: each offline store with its own POS, your eCommerce platform, and the marketplaces you sell through. Odoo also manages smart replenishment between locations using configurable rules based on stock levels and demand.

We additionally automate purchasing: When inventory drops too low, Odoo can create supplier POs automatically, and with AI-based forecasting, the system predicts future demand to keep the right stock at the right place.