— Product & variant sync

Products and variations that stay identical on both sides.

Titles, prices, SKUs, images, attributes and categories, kept in step in whichever direction your catalogue is authored.

— The problem

Two catalogues that slowly diverge

—A price is corrected in Odoo and the storefront keeps selling at the old one.
—New products are created twice, by two people, with two SKUs.
—Variations are the worst of it — matching sizes and colours by hand does not scale.

— How it works

Author in WooCommerce, in Odoo, or both — direction is per resource.

Records link on the stored Odoo id first, then SKU, so a rename does not create a duplicate.

Variations map to Odoo product variants with their attributes intact.

Images are uploaded to the destination rather than hot-linked.

— Details that matter

Push an existing catalogue across in bulk from the Products screen, with progress in the job history.

SyncO flags products that would collide on SKU before creating a second record.

Categories are found or created on the destination so products do not land uncategorised.

Where records already exist on both sides, link them by hand once and sync from then on.

— Questions

Which side should own the catalogue?

Whichever your team already uses. Direction is a per-resource setting, so you can even split it.

What stops duplicates?

Matching runs on the stored Odoo id first and SKU second, and possible collisions are surfaced before creation.

— Other solutions

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Connect a store, map your fields, and watch the first orders land in Odoo.