What is Aidoo?
Aidoo connects your Odoo ERP to AI assistants. An overview of the four products, the architecture, and what the platform guarantees.
4 min readUpdated August 7, 2026
Aidoo is the bridge between your Odoo ERP and AI assistants: Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP-compatible client. You ask a question in plain English, the assistant queries your Odoo, and answers with your real data.
No data is copied or trained on: Aidoo reads and writes in your database on demand, call by call, and logs every operation.
The MCP protocol in one minute
The Model Context Protocol is an open standard that lets an AI assistant call external tools. Aidoo exposes your Odoo as tools the assistant can use mid-conversation: read quotations, create a contact, generate a PDF.
The assistant never sees your Odoo credentials and never connects to your database directly. It requests a tool, Aidoo checks it is allowed to use it, runs the call, logs it, and returns the result.
The four products
One account, four uses
Every product shares the same Odoo connection, the same team and the same audit trail. Nothing to reconfigure when moving from one to another.
Aidoo AI: the assistant wired into your ERP
The heart of the platform. You talk to Claude or ChatGPT, which reaches your Odoo through thirteen tools: search, read, write, aggregates, PDF reports, attachments, business actions. By default, your AI client shows you each call before sending it.
This is where everyone starts. See How it works.
Aidoo Agents: virtual teammates
An agent works without you. You give it a mission ("chase invoices unpaid for more than 30 days"), a trigger (every Monday at 8 a.m., or as soon as a quotation becomes an order), and precise rules about what it may do. It runs, reports back, and stops if a rule blocks it.
Agents are billed in credits, not per user seat.
Aidoo Modules: developing Odoo from a conversation
Describe the Odoo module you need. Claude writes it, deploys it to an ephemeral sandbox so you can test it for real, then pushes it to your GitHub repository. Going live stays a human decision.
Aidoo Builder: dashboards on your data
Build pages and dashboards fed by Odoo: tables, pivots, charts, forms, KPIs. By hand in the editor, or by asking Claude to build them for you.
How the pieces fit together
The key point: the assistant never talks to Odoo directly. Everything goes through the Aidoo API, which applies your rules before each call and keeps a record of every one.
Finding your way around the interface
The dashboard adapts to what you are doing: a switcher at the top of the sidebar, under the logo, moves between three spaces.
| Space | What the menu shows |
|---|---|
| AI | Odoo connection, API keys, logs, execution flows, analytics, Builder |
| Agents | Agents, workflows, integrations, Odoo connection |
| Modules | Module projects, API keys, GitHub repository |
Billing, Team and Settings stay reachable from all three.
Cannot find a menu entry?
It is almost always the space: agents only appear in the Agents space, modules only in the Modules space. Switch first, before looking any further.
What Aidoo does not do
As useful to know as what it does:
- Aidoo does not copy your database. No replication, no cache of your business data. Every question triggers a call to your Odoo.
- Aidoo does not train any model on your data. Your records are never used for training, neither by us nor by the model providers.
- Aidoo does not replace Odoo. It is an access layer, not an ERP. Your business rules, your Odoo permissions and your automations remain the reference.
- Aidoo does not act without permission. An API key can only create, update or delete if you explicitly enabled the matching permission.
Supported Odoo versions
Aidoo works with Odoo 16, 17, 18 and 19, Community and Enterprise alike, hosted on Odoo Online (SaaS), on Odoo.sh, or on your own server. The only requirement: the XML-RPC API must be reachable from the internet.
Where to start
The shortest path
If you just want to see Aidoo working: Quick start takes you from creating your account to your first Odoo answer in five minutes.
- New to the platform → Quick start
- You want to understand the mechanics → How it works
- You are looking for a specific tool → MCP tool reference
- You are preparing a team rollout → Security & permissions