Contract-tested connectors · manual trigger · one-way
Odoo Order → NetSuite
Move order records from Odoo into NetSuite with a TackQuote Flow. This listing describes a one-way path. It is published because the destination exposes an executable Order write (create) and the source can read the same record type — not because a live production run has been claimed.
- Source
- Odoo
- Destination
- NetSuite
- Record type
- Order
- Evidence
- Contract-tested connectors
- What that evidence is
- Both connectors declare the operations the Flow engine calls, and both are covered by connector contract tests. That is a statement about the two connectors, tested separately. This pair has never been recorded running end to end, and this is not a production-support commitment.
Odoo Order → NetSuite
A order record on Odoo is normalized by TackQuote and written to NetSuite when the Flow is active and both connections pass server validation.
- 1
A order record is read from Odoo (create, read).
- 2
This path runs when you trigger it from TackQuote. Odoo does not currently expose a verified webhook trigger for this record type.
- 3
TackQuote calls the NetSuite Order writer and requires a destination id or an explicit verified result before marking the run successful.
Frequently asked questions
Does TackQuote sync order records in both directions between Odoo and NetSuite?
No. This page describes Odoo → NetSuite only. The reverse direction is listed separately if that path is also executable.
What does the evidence tier on this page mean?
Both connectors declare the operations the Flow engine calls, and both are covered by connector contract tests. That is a statement about the two connectors, tested separately. This pair has never been recorded running end to end, and this is not a production-support commitment.
Does “Start with this Flow” create a live Flow?
No. The button opens the Flow builder with this source, destination, and record type selected. A Flow is stored only after both connections exist and the API accepts the combination.
Open the Order builder
This is a deep link into the existing builder. It does not create or activate a Flow until both connections exist and server validation passes.