A dashboard with the numbers you actually check

A dashboard like this reads from the same models Odoo's own reporting uses: sales analysis (sale.report), on-hand stock (stock.quant), open purchase orders (purchase.order), invoiced revenue (account.move), using Odoo's search and aggregation methods (search_read, read_group) rather than duplicating that data anywhere.

The aggregation and layout (this week's sales next to margin next to open POs) happens in the dashboard itself, so the numbers can be arranged exactly the way a specific manager thinks about the business, instead of however Odoo's generic dashboard widgets happen to group them.

Instead of opening three different Odoo apps and applying filters to answer "how's this week going," the answer is one glance. That matters most for numbers checked daily or multiple times a day: the small friction of navigating Odoo's full interface adds up, and often means the check happens less often than it should.

A first version (four to six KPIs, one refresh cadence, one audience) is what the starting price below reflects. Dashboards with role-based views (a warehouse manager sees different numbers than a sales manager), drill-down into underlying records, or metrics that require custom calculation logic beyond what Odoo already computes are scoped based on which of those apply.