Multishop MOB Extension For Magento 2

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This guide describes the configuration and workflow for Multishop MOB Extension For Magento 2. In order to know, how to set up the configurations of Odoo and Magento, please refer to the User Guide for Odoo Bridge for Magento 2.

Introduction

Business expansion has the potential to give exposure to your Products and Services to a broader group of customers. As a result, it will help in increasing your customer base which in turn will help to increase your sales by converting more Customers. Having Multi-shops helps in expanding the reach of the Business. A multi-shop system helps the business directly by increasing rapidity in turnover, decreasing operational economy, eliminating bad debts, and offering products at a competitive price.

Magento offers the user to use and manage multi-stores from a centralized dashboard to tackle customers in multiple countries. If you are already using Odoo bridge for Magento and want to manage Magento’s Multi shops from Odoo. Then, ‘Multishop Extension Magento Odoo Bridge‘ by Webkul helps to connect your Magento Multi-stores to Odoo.

FEATURES

1:- Multishop MOB Extension For Magento 2 facilitates the mapping of all stores of websites with Odoo pricelists.

2:- Multishop MOB Extension For Magento 2 facilitates the synchronization of Website product price into corresponding Pricelists during product synchronization.

3:- Multishop MOB Extension For Magento 2 facilitates the management of multiple orders of every Magento Shop.

4:- Multishop MOB Extension For Magento 2 helps to manage the orders in Odoo according to the respective Magento shop from where the order has been placed.

INSTALLATION

After downloading the module, you will get a zip file containing two modules. The one with name ‘odoo_magento_multishop‘ needs to be installed at Odoo end and the other with the name ‘Odoomagentomultishop‘ needs to installed at Magento end.

a) Installation at Magento end.

1:- Place “Magento Module” folder inside Magento® directory.

2:- Run below-mentioned commands on the terminal from your Magento® root directory.

3:- You need to upgrade the module list by running the command: “php -f bin/magento setup:upgrade“

4:- Then do index management by running below command on terminal: “php bin/magento indexer:reindex“

5:-Then do cache management by running below command on terminal: “php bin/magento cache:flush“

6:- After clearing the cache. Logout and then re-login to Magento.

b) Installation at Odoo end

1:- Place the modules inside Odoo Addons which are available in “Odoo Module” folder.

2:- Now, open the Odoo and click on the Settings menu. Here, click on Activate the Developer Mode. One can also activate the developer mode by typing ‘debug=1’ after ‘web?’ in the URL.

3:- Then, open on Apps menu and click on ‘Update Apps List’.

4:- In the search bar, remove all the filters and search ‘odoo_magento_multishop’.

5:- You will be able to see the module in the search result. Click on ‘Install’ to install it.

Workflow

After the successful installation of the module. The module needs to be configured.

1:- In order to configure to the module, enable the Developer Mode. To activate the developer mode, open the Odoo and click on the setting menu. Here, click on the ‘Activate the Developer Mode’. One can also activate the developer mode by typing ‘debug=1’ after ‘web?’ in the URL.

2:- At Odoo end, the ‘Magento store’ will be visible inside the Odoo order from where the order has been placed.

3:- In order to manage multiple stores at Magento’s end, click on ‘create store’.

4:- In order to view the ‘Magento Store mapping’ at Magento end. Navigate to Odoo Mapping and then, select the ‘Magento Store’. As a result, you will see the Magento store mapping.

5:- In order to synchronize all stores to Odoo end. Navigate to Odoo Mapping and then, select ‘Magento Store mapping’. After that, click on ‘synchronize all store to Odoo’ to synchronize all Magento stores to Odoo.

6:- To view the mapping of Magento stores at Odoo end. Navigate to ‘Ecomm Odoo Bridge’ and then click on ‘Odoo Mapping. After that select the ‘Magento Store’ and as a result, the mapping of Magento Store will be visible at Odoo end.