The question is not whether Odoo can produce an invoice. It is what happens to that invoice afterwards. This recording follows one the whole way: raised in Odoo the ordinary way, sent to GoRoute over the REST interface, validated against Oman’s PINT OM rules in real time, and its status and audit trail written back.
It runs 11 minutes 38 seconds and covers credit notes and debit notes as well as the straightforward case, which is where most integrations turn out to be incomplete. The whole sequence is written out on a page of its own, stage by stage, if you would rather read it than watch it. The regulatory version of the same story is in Odoo e-invoicing in Oman.
Every chapter of this recording is written out, with the questions people ask about it answered, on a page of its own.
Read the written guide →This recording shows the same platform you would be buying, doing the thing you would be buying it for — on a Peppol-certified access point.
