From 1 February 2027, Greek invoices issued from software go only through a licensed provider.1 Feb 2027: invoices only through a provider. What changes 

Samples of our work: the documents you get when we work together.

Before you hand us a project, see what you'll have in your hands: the written proposal, the connection map, the tracking plan, the checklist before go-live, the handover note and the monthly report. They look exactly like the real ones, in English or Greek.

6DOCUMENTSYOU GET

WHEN YOU GET EACH ONE

Every project is different, but the documents come in the same order. You get the ones that fit yours.

  1. The proposal

    After you tell us what you need: what we'll set up, in which weeks, and for what fixed price.

  2. The connection map

    Before we write code for a connection: which system has the last word on each piece of data.

  3. The tracking plan

    Before we set up Google Ads tracking: what we measure, where it's sent and under which consent.

  4. The go-live checklist

    A few days before the new eshop or Odoo goes live: what we checked, what's left and who's doing it.

  5. The handover note

    On handover day: accounts, passwords, and where everything runs.

  6. The monthly report

    Every month, if we keep working together: one page on what happened and what changes next.

THE PROPOSAL

Once you tell us what you need, we send you a written proposal. It says what we'll set up, what isn't included, which weeks each part takes and what we need from you.

The price is fixed, one figure for the whole project, and it's written in the proposal. If something comes up along the way that we hadn't planned for, we write it up separately and you approve it before any work starts.

The amount is missing from the sample on purpose. We don't publish prices, because every project is different.

PROPOSAL

Company S.A. · new eshop with OdooPage 1 of 3

1What we'll set up

  • A WooCommerce eshop with 1,800 products from Odoo
  • A connection to Odoo for prices, stock and orders
  • A cookie banner and sales tracking in GA4
  • Training for two people from the office

2Not included

  • Product photography
  • Google Ads campaigns

3Timeline

Connection map · Week 1Eshop on a test copy · Week 2–5Connection to Odoo · Week 3–6Testing with you · Week 6–7Go-live · Week 8

4Price

Fixed price for the whole projectthe amount goes in your own proposal

Anything outside the proposal is written up separately, and you approve it before it's done.

Athens, 14 October 2026

The first page of a proposal for a company: a new WooCommerce eshop connected to Odoo, a cookie banner, sales tracking and training for two people; photography and ad campaigns not included. An eight-week timeline from the connection map to go-live, and a line for the fixed price, left blank in the sample.

THE CONNECTION MAP

When we connect two systems, for example your eshop and Odoo, we write the connection map with you before we write any code.

It says which system has the last word on prices, stock and customers, what happens when the connection drops, who sees the errors, and who owns the code and the passwords. Whoever maintains the connection later knows exactly how it works, and your group's IT can read it too.

How we build such a connection is on our eshop–ERP integration page.

CONNECTION MAP

Company S.A. · eshop and OdooPage 3 of 8

1When the two systems disagree

DataWinsThen
A price changed in bothOdooEmail to the pricing manager
StockOdooThe eshop is corrected within 5 minutes
Customer addressThe eshopGoes to Odoo with a note

2If the connection drops

The order waits its turn and is resent after 1 and 5 minutes. Its order number stops it going in twice.

3Who sees the errors

The warehouse manager, by email and as a task in Odoo. If it isn't fixed within two hours, Premiumspace is alerted too.

4What belongs to you

The code, in your own account. The passwords, in your own Odoo. The record of every transfer (logs), for 12 months.

Agreed on 14 October 2026

A page from a company's connection map: when the eshop and Odoo disagree, Odoo wins on price and stock and the eshop on the customer's address. If the connection drops, the order waits and is resent once. The warehouse manager sees the errors, and the code, passwords and logs belong to the company.

THE TRACKING PLAN

Before we set up tracking for Google Ads and GA4, we write down with you what we measure. For each event, the plan says where it's sent, when it counts, with what value, and what happens when a visitor declines cookies.

It's the document anyone working on your tracking later will read. Thanks to it, a purchase counts once rather than three times, and nobody mistakes an add-to-cart for a sale.

How we set it up is on our Google Ads page.

TRACKING PLAN

Company S.A. · eshop, GA4 and Google AdsVersion 2 · 21 October 2026

1What we measure

EventSent toWhen it counts
PurchaseGA4 and Google AdsWhen the order is paid, once per order number
Wholesale enquiryGA4 and Google AdsWhen the form is sent
Phone saleGoogle Ads, from OdooWhen it closes in Odoo, with the click ID
Add to cartGA4 onlyMeasured, but not a conversion

2Purchase value

Excluding VAT and shipping, as recorded in Odoo.

3Consent

No tag before “Accept” on the banner. With “Reject”, the sale counts only in Odoo.

4Changes

Every change is written here first, with a date, and only then made in the tags.

A tracking plan for a company's eshop: purchases and wholesale enquiries go to GA4 and Google Ads, phone sales go to Google Ads from Odoo, and add-to-cart goes to GA4 only. The purchase value excludes VAT and shipping, and no tag loads before the visitor clicks “Accept” on the banner.

THE GO-LIVE CHECKLIST

A few days before the new eshop or the new Odoo goes live, we go through a checklist with you. For each point it says whether it has been checked and who is taking care of it.

Anything still open is written down, with a name and a date, so nothing turns up afterwards. On go-live day we're with you, checking the first orders in Odoo one by one.

GO-LIVE CHECKLIST

Company S.A. · go-live 3 November 2026Page 1 of 2

1Eshop

  • Checked: Test orders by card, cash on delivery and bank transferPremiumspace
  • Checked: Old URLs lead to the new pagesPremiumspace
  • Still open: Final photos for 12 productsYou, by 31 Oct

2Odoo and the connection

  • Checked: Same stock in the eshop and Odoo, for 50 random productsPremiumspace
  • Checked: An order goes through once, even with the connection downPremiumspace
  • Checked: An invoice with its MARK number from a test orderTogether
  • Still open: The accountant knows about the new invoice seriesYou, by 31 Oct

3Tracking

  • Checked: Purchase with “Accept”: counted oncePremiumspace
  • Checked: Purchase with “Reject”: no tagsPremiumspace

Checked on 29 October 2026

A checklist before a company's new eshop goes live: test orders, redirects from old URLs, matching stock in the eshop and Odoo, an order that goes through once even with the connection down, an invoice with its MARK number, and tracking with “Accept” and “Reject” have all been checked. Two points remain for the company: photos for 12 products and a note to the accountant.

THE HANDOVER NOTE

When a project ends, we hand you a note listing every account, where everything runs and who has access.

The accounts are opened in your company's name and the passwords stay with you. We have access while we work together, and you can remove it whenever you like.

The code lives in your own account, and the note explains how someone else picks it up. If you continue with another team tomorrow, they don't start from scratch.

HANDOVER NOTE

Company S.A. · eshop and OdooPage 1 of 2

1Accounts

AccountOwnerOur access
Domain example.comYouNone
Eshop hostingYouAdmin, while support lasts
OdooYouA user in our own name
Google Ads and GA4YouAccess you can remove
Code repositoryYouPermission to make changes

2Passwords

In the company's password manager. Never sent by email.

3What runs where

The eshop and the connection on your own hosting. Backups every night, kept for 30 days.

4If someone else takes over

The connection map, the tracking plan and the setup instructions are in the repository, next to the code.

Handed over on 12 November 2026

A handover note for a company: the domain example.com, the eshop hosting, Odoo, Google Ads and GA4, and the code repository all belong to the company, and Premiumspace has only the access it needs. Passwords are in the company's password manager and never sent by email, and nightly backups are kept for 30 days.

THE MONTHLY REPORT

If we keep working together after handover, every month we send you one page: how much went through the connection, which errors happened and how they were fixed, what we changed and what we're doing next month.

The figures come from your own systems, Odoo and the eshop, not from estimates. If we also run your Google Ads campaigns, the same page shows how many orders each one brought in.

MONTHLY REPORT

Company S.A. · October 2026One page

1,284
orders from the eshop to Odoo
1,279
invoices with a MARK; 5 cancelled before invoicing
3
errors, all fixed

Orders per week

  • 1–7 Oct288
  • 8–14 Oct301
  • 15–21 Oct342
  • 22–31 Oct353

What happened

  • The connection to the e-invoicing provider dropped twice. The invoices waited and were resent by themselves.
  • A product without an EAN was held back from the feed. Fixed in Odoo the same day.
  • Store pickup was added as a delivery option.

Next month

  • Black Friday prices from Odoo, with the 30-day previous price
  • WooCommerce updates, tested on a copy first
A monthly report for October 2026 at a company: 1,284 orders went from the eshop to Odoo, 1,279 invoices got their MARK number, and there were 3 errors, all fixed. Weekly orders rose from 288 in the first week to 353 in the last. Next month: Black Friday prices with the 30-day previous price, and WooCommerce updates tested on a copy first.

TRUE FOR ALL OF THEM

  • Written before the work

    The proposal, the connection map and the tracking plan are written before we start, and you approve them. The work is built on them.

  • Yours to keep

    The documents are yours, like the accounts and the code. You keep them, whoever carries on the work.

  • In English or Greek

    We write them in the language your team works in, so your Greek accountant and your group's IT can both read them.

QUESTIONS

Are these real client documents?

No. They're made for this page, in the same form as the real ones. We never publish client documents, just as we never publish client names.

Why doesn't the proposal show an amount?

Because every project is different, and an amount without your project would only mislead. In your own proposal the price is fixed and written down from the start, and anything outside it needs your approval before it's done.

Do I get all six in every project?

The ones that fit your project. You always get a proposal and a handover note. A connection map when we connect systems, a tracking plan when we set up tracking, a go-live checklist when a new eshop or Odoo goes live, and a monthly report if we keep working together after handover.

What if I want to continue with another team?

You take the handover note, the code and all the documents. The accounts are already yours, so the new team knows from day one where everything runs and why it was built that way.

SEE THEM IN PRACTICE

WANT A PROPOSAL OF YOUR OWN?

Tell us what you need, and we'll send you a written proposal like this one, with your project and your price.