The Cledoo MCP blog
Concrete, sourced articles on connecting Claude and AI agents to your Odoo via MCP — security, governance, setup, use cases. No bullshit.
- Use cases6 min read
What teams actually ask Claude about their Odoo (real use cases by role)
Concrete prompts from Sales, Production, Leadership and IT — what Claude can answer or do in Odoo via MCP, and what it can't.
Read → - MCP3 min read
What is MCP (Model Context Protocol), and why it matters for Odoo
A plain explanation of the Model Context Protocol — the open standard that lets AI like Claude talk to tools — and what it changes when the tool is your Odoo.
Read → - Deployment4 min read
Odoo Online vs Odoo.sh vs On-Premise: where Cledoo MCP can (and can't) run
Odoo Online (SaaS) blocks custom modules. Cledoo MCP is a custom module. Here's exactly where it works, where it doesn't, and what to do about it.
Read → - Technical6 min read
Odoo API keys vs OAuth 2.1 for AI agents: which should you use?
Odoo API keys and OAuth 2.1 both work with Claude — but they fit different situations. Here's the real trade-off: revocability, key sprawl, identity.
Read → - Compare7 min read
MCP vs custom API integration vs RPA: how should AI reach your Odoo?
A fair, criteria-by-criteria comparison of three ways to connect AI to Odoo — MCP, hand-built API integrations, and RPA — with honest trade-offs for each.
Read → - Security6 min read
Is it safe to give an AI access to your ERP? The security model of MCP + Odoo
The honest answer: an MCP-connected AI is bounded by the same access rights as the user who connects it — plus the real risks worth knowing.
Read → - How-to5 min read
How to connect Claude to Odoo — a step-by-step guide
Install an Odoo MCP module, get an endpoint, authenticate with an API key or OAuth, and add it to Claude. A concrete walkthrough, no fluff.
Read → - Governance6 min read
AI governance for your ERP: why access isn't control
Giving an AI the same rights as a user isn't the same as controlling what it does with them. Audit trail, masking, and approvals — explained.
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