→ Content sync must be event-driven, not scheduled.Batch jobs create lag. A teacher who publishes an update should see it live immediately. We build event-driven pipelines where the Odoo webhook triggers the portal update.
Learning platforms that workwhile educators teach.
EdTech systems have a specific failure mode that is hard to see from the outside: they work fine in demos and break under the exact conditions that matter — when a teacher publishes a curriculum update and 1,200 learners refresh simultaneously, when a certificate needs to generate automatically at the moment of completion, when Odoo and the learner portal need to stay in sync without manual intervention.
Learner-facing React portals connected to Odoo or similar back-office systems. Curriculum sync pipelines with event-driven architecture. Progress tracking, certificate generation, and completion workflows. Mobile-responsive delivery for learners across devices. Content management that works for non-technical educators.
Most EdTech companies in Europe are already running Odoo for back-office operations — accounting, CRM, HR. We have built the integration layer between Odoo and learner-facing products specifically. The key is event-driven sync: when content changes in Odoo, the portal updates automatically. When a learner completes a module, the completion status writes back to Odoo. No manual sync. No batch jobs.
→ Certificate generation must be automatic.A certificate that requires manual generation after completion is a support ticket waiting to happen. We build completion-triggered certificate pipelines that run without human intervention.
→ Progress state must survive session boundaries.Learners stop and resume. Progress tracking must persist across sessions, devices, and network interruptions without data loss.
Bloom — holistic growth centre portal with Odoo-connected operations, Italy. Explore →
- Active learners: 1,200
- Curriculum update live after publish: 90 seconds
- Certificate generation: fully automated on completion