We're building an open and sovereign future for business AI.

We're the BOP Alliance, a network of Odoo partners. Odoo grew out of open source, and that is what brought us to it. Not the product first, but the way it is built.

Code you can read and change, and a community that fills the gaps instead of waiting for a vendor. Someone in another country has usually hit your problem already and published what they did.

The projects vary. Everything in Odoo for some customers, their own systems connected for others, across manufacturing, wholesale and services. All of them eventually need something the software doesn't do yet, and that is when the open code matters. We write it, and the customer has it.

Then AI became something companies actually needed. What arrived was one AI solution per product, each seeing only what that product holds.

So the quote gets written in the CRM and has to reach the ERP somehow. Sometimes a person retypes it. Sometimes there is an interface someone built and now maintains. Either way it is one connection for one pair of systems, and there is a new pair every time.

That changed the question we had spent years answering. Not how to connect software to software. How to connect the agents. Passing a field between two databases is well understood. Letting an agent act across systems means answering three things: what it is allowed to touch, who signs off when there is risk, and where the record of what happened lives.