One System for the Museum, the Shop, and What Comes Next
Taking your business further.
Setting the Scene
This isn’t the full scoping exercise — that comes next. Today is about giving you enough to be confident Odoo is the right direction for the museum and the shop.
A conversation, not a pitch
The deck guides us, but this is a working session. Ask questions, push back, and tell us how the museum does it today — your feedback shapes the solution.
Confirming the fit
Enough of the POS, stock and consignment to show Odoo suits how the museum actually runs — not an exhaustive feature tour.
Enough for an informed decision
The aim is to give you what you need to weigh Odoo properly and move forward with confidence — so a good call can come quickly, not after months.
Top Flight, your partner
Whatever the pace, we’re alongside you the whole way — from first look through to a phased, controlled rollout.
What We Heard · Good Systems, Held Together by Hand
Accredo’s inventory has served the museum well since 2002 — but it’s tied to a server that has to go, and everything around it is stitched together manually. Here’s what we heard.
Today — Separate Systems, Held Together by Hand
One platform closes those gaps: the server goes, the subscriptions fold in, and there’s no manual push to keep three systems in step. Here’s what that looks like.
One Odoo Database — Every Module Plugs Into the Same Records
▲ every module above plugs into the same hub — no sync, no re-keying ▼
Solid modules are Phase 1 — the core shop, till and books, live before the busy season. Ghosted is where you head next — each one plugging into the same database when you’re ready. Nothing is big-bang.
The counter your team works at all day — quick to ring up a sale, and quietly building your customer list as it goes.


Keep the Accredo-grade inventory you rely on — without the blunt, duplicated codes that have built up since 2002.
Individually-priced one-off pieces (handmade dolls, the clocks) are a modelling question we’ll settle together — noted, not glossed over.
A big part of the shop is consignment — so it’s tracked properly, owner by owner, and kept out of the value of the stock you actually own.


The accounts update as you trade — and corrections stop being a fight.
Turn On As You’re Ready · No Big-Bang
Phase one settles the core — shop, till and books — before the busy season. After that, the same platform grows with you, one module at a time. This is the direction of travel, not day-one scope.
Memberships as subscriptions
Annual — and new monthly — passes that renew automatically, with opt-out. Turns one-off passes into the perpetuity income you don’t have today.
Email marketing & loyalty
Campaigns, gift cards and member rewards off the database you start building at the till. Drops Zoho, and finally gives the marketing something to work with.
Events & ticketing
Sell exhibition and seminar tickets online and at the counter, with registration and check-in tied to the same customers.
The cafe on one system
Restaurant POS with kitchen and coffee printing, on the same books — ending the weekly manual summary. Same legal entity, so no extra company to run.
Website & online store
A full website and shop on Odoo — museum pages, exhibitions and opening hours alongside an online store that shares one catalogue, stock and customers with the till. Drop Shopify and the manual sync that comes with it.
AI agents inside Odoo
AI agents that work right within the Odoo application — ask in plain language for a report or an insight from your own data, and get it back without building a query.
Where You Are Today vs. Odoo
Grouped the way the shop actually runs — from the stockroom, to the till, into the books, across one platform. Tap a section to open it.
From Here to a September Start
Your Accredo setup goes back to 2002 — moving to Odoo isn’t a like-for-like lift. The work ahead is agreeing what matters most, cleansing the data, and sequencing a phased rollout that has the shop trading well before the busy season.
Tailored Demo
POS, stock and variants, and consignment — over Teams, on your real scenarios, so you can see Odoo running the way the museum actually does
Phase 1 Proposal & Indicative Pricing
A scoped proposal for the core — financials, inventory, consignment and POS, live before the busy season, with later phases mapped — and the two pricing pieces set out: the one-off implementation project and the ongoing monthly software licensing
Preparation for Data Cleansing
Get the master data and opening balances ready — product codes, debtors, creditors and stock, with Excel as the staging ground. The biggest chunk, and where a clean cutover is won