It fits the Odoo you already run.
No migration, no re-modelling, no parallel system to feed. Odient connects to Odoo 17, 18 or 19 and goes to work on the records you already keep - with a named skill for every job it does.
Every skill has a name - and one job.
Quote-Draft writes the quotation. Overdue-Chase prepares the reminder. Lot-Trace walks a finished order back through its materials. Each skill works one corner of one module - and each is tagged by what it may do: read, draft, or act once you approve.
It starts from the records you already keep.
Partners, orders, invoices, lots: Odient reads what is already in your Odoo and works from there. Odoo 17 and 18 connect one way, Odoo 19 another; the difference is handled for you. Whichever you run (17, 18 or 19, Community or Enterprise), you see the same assistant on your live data from day one.

The chat, the screen you’re on and, quietly, your AI tools.
Odient doesn’t add another place to check. It answers where the question happens.
In the chat your team already uses.
Mention Diana in any Discuss channel and she answers from live Odoo data, then drafts the follow-up once you approve.
On every Odoo screen.
The panel opens on any view, already reading the record in front of you. Ask without losing your place.
And in the tools some teams already open.
If your team runs Cursor or Claude Desktop, those tools can ask Odient too - through the same governed Odoo MCP server underneath. Nothing extra to wire up.
# asked from your editor overdue for "Alder & Birch Design"? # → $276,570.00 · 31–60 days · logged
Whichever door it comes through, the same rules apply.
Three ways in, one governed connection underneath. Every request passes the same policy check, and every move lands on one audit trail, tied to the person who asked.
Frequently asked questions.
How do I add AI to my Odoo?
Install the Odient module, add one credential, and the assistant is answering from your live data, on Odoo 17, 18 or 19, Community or Enterprise. No migration, no re-modelling; Odient loads only the modules you actually have installed.
Does Odient work like a ChatGPT integration for Odoo?
You can bring the model you prefer (Claude or GPT for the heavy reasoning), but Odient is more than a model wired to a database. Every request passes a five-layer firewall, every write passes a gate you set, and every decision lands on one audit trail.
Which Odoo modules does it cover?
131 named skills across 15 modules: Accounting, Sales, Inventory, CRM, Purchase, Manufacturing, Project, Invoicing, HR, Helpdesk, Point of Sale, Contacts, Settings, Field Service and Subscriptions. Each skill does one job, and each is tagged by what it may do: read, draft, or act once you approve.