DevTalents
Nearshore Odoo team

Odoo team in Tunisia: your developers, on your hours

DevTalents is an Odoo development team based in Tunisia. Since 2014, we work in French or English for companies, Odoo integrators and web agencies in France, Belgium, the Netherlands and Luxembourg, and well beyond.

  • French or English
  • European office hours
  • Code in your repository
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Ways of working

Three ways of working with us

The right model depends on who leads the project and how much Odoo knowledge you already have in-house.

Fixed-price project

You describe the need, we write the specification, agree the scope with you and deliver the module, the migration or the integration.

Team extension for integrators and agencies

Our developers join your team and work in your repositories, with your conventions and tools. You keep the client relationship.

Maintenance and support

Bug fixes, small changes, performance and upgrades on an Odoo already in production, whether we set it up or not.

Odoo support
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Organisation

How the work is organised

Remote work only goes well if the technical organisation is clear from day one.

  • All code in Git, in your repository or ours, and every change reviewed before merging.
  • Tests on a neutralized copy of your database: no e-mails, no real payments.
  • Your approval on a staging environment before every go-live.
  • Odoo.sh, Odoo Online or your own servers; Community and Enterprise.
The proof

Code you can check before trusting us with a project

We publish our own modules on the Odoo Store, in particular payment modules for European banks and providers. They show how we write and maintain code across Odoo versions.

Getting started

How a collaboration starts

Four steps before the first line of code.

  1. First exchange

    Your context, your Odoo, your team and what you expect from us.

  2. Confidentiality

    Non-disclosure agreement signed before sharing any client project.

  3. Written proposal

    Scope, way of working and planning, in writing.

  4. Kick-off

    Access to repositories and tools, then a first task to calibrate.

Frequently asked questions

Who owns the code?

The code written for your project belongs to you. It is delivered in your repository, and you can maintain it yourself or with another provider.

Can you sign a non-disclosure agreement?

Yes. Agencies and integrators often ask for it before sharing a client project, and we sign it before the first technical exchange.

In which language do we communicate?

French or English, in writing and in meetings. Specifications, tickets and code comments are written in the language you choose.

What are your working hours?

European office hours. Tunisia is at the same time as Paris in winter and one hour behind in summer: most of the day is shared.

How do we start?

Describe your project or your need on our contact page. We come back to you with questions, then a written proposal.

Contact us

Need Odoo developers who speak your language?

Describe your project in a few lines, we reply within 48 hours.

Discuss your project
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