corporatehub.eu

What It Is

CorporateHub is positioned as a professional Odoo/OCA implementation and integration service for IT service firms. Its core goal is to consolidate data scattered across time tracking, accounting, project management, and CRM systems into Odoo, so agencies can see project-level profitability, team utilization, and billing status before a project ends. It is closer to a vertical implementation and development service than a standardized SaaS subscription product.

Core Capabilities and Integrations

Its core modules are built around the OCA professional services suite on Odoo 18.0, including timesheet entry, timesheet approvals, project roles, role costs, utilization analysis, project profitability reporting, fine-grained billing controls, HR and contracts, bank statement imports, and exchange-rate updates. Third-party integration is a key capability: the website explicitly mentions synchronization or migration between HubSpot, Jira, Tempo Timesheets, Kantata/Mavenlink, and Odoo, as well as historical data migration from Harvest, Toggl, and Xero. For team collaboration, it covers data alignment across sales, engineering, operations, and finance, as well as configuration of project roles and approval chains.

Pricing, Deployment, and Support

The website does not disclose fixed plans or pricing; it only states that scope, timeline, and cost are provided after consultation. For agencies with 10–30 people, a typical remote deployment takes 1–3 weeks and includes discovery and planning, configuration and customization, data migration, integrations, testing, go-live, training, and post-launch support. Its standout selling point is being “authors, not resellers”: the team maintains 24 OCA modules, can directly fix or extend code, and publishes fixes back to OCA. Deployment options are not clearly separated into cloud or self-hosted, but the site emphasizes OCA open-source licensing, data retention, and no proprietary forks, which helps reduce vendor lock-in.

Pros and Cons

The main advantage is its strong focus on professional services firms, addressing delayed profitability visibility caused by fragmented time, project, and finance data. Because it is based on open-source OCA modules, maintainability and portability are relatively strong, and the integration and migration scope is practical. The drawbacks are the lack of public pricing, SLA details, security/compliance certifications, payment methods, and detailed real-world case studies. For organizations not using an Odoo-based stack, or for large and complex enterprise groups, fit should be evaluated separately.

Who It’s For and Access from China

It is best suited to IT service firms with 10–30 people, teams implementing or optimizing Odoo, and companies that need to migrate from HubSpot, Jira, Tempo, Kantata/Mavenlink, and similar tools into Odoo. Access from China cannot be determined from the available content, and payment methods are not disclosed. Companies in China should also verify network connectivity, cross-border payment feasibility, data export requirements, and localized implementation support. Alternatives include official or local Odoo partners, domestic ERP and project timesheet systems, or native integration services for the tools already in use.