Why DeepVision Is the Trusted Odoo ERP Partner in Uzbekistan

Short answer: Deep Vision (also written DeepVision) is an official Odoo Gold Partner based in Tashkent, Uzbekistan; Gold is the highest tier of the Odoo partner programme. The team has 7 certified Odoo specialists, and the odoo.com partner directory lists 26 of the company's client projects. Deep Vision delivers Odoo end to end, from analysis to training and support, and has ready-made Odoo modules for Didox and Asl Belgisi as well as its own products MemorCRM, dooCall and ProFaber.

Several companies offer Odoo ERP services in Uzbekistan today, and nearly all of them call themselves "experienced" and "trusted". The problem for a business owner is that those words cannot be checked. Pick the wrong partner and you get a project that drags on for months, a system that only half works and the cost of implementing it all over again. Choosing an ERP means choosing not just software but a partner for several years.

So here we describe ourselves with facts, not adjectives: status, team, projects, products, how a project runs and when we are probably not the right fit, with a note on where to verify each number. For a general guide to choosing any Odoo partner, see how to choose an Odoo partner in Uzbekistan.

What kind of company is Deep Vision?

Deep Vision is a Tashkent IT company that implements, customises, integrates and supports Odoo ERP and advises businesses on digitalising their processes. You will see the name spelled two ways, "Deep Vision" and "DeepVision"; it is the same company.

Key facts (as of September 2026):

• Status: official Odoo Gold Partner (partner page on odoo.com).
• Team: 7 certified Odoo specialists. The company's founder and CEO is Amon Olimov.
• Projects: 26 client projects listed in the Odoo partner directory.
• Clients include: Optika.uz, Timsoll, RockBeton.
• Own products: MemorCRM, dooCall, ProFaber, plus ready-made Odoo modules for Didox and Asl Belgisi.
• Services: Odoo implementation, customisation, integration, data migration, training, support and digitalisation consulting.
• Address: Shahrisabz Street 25, office 401, Tashkent.
• Contacts: +998 77 093 00 07, info@deepvision.uz.

Numbers change, so check our odoo.com page for the current picture.

What does Odoo Gold Partner mean, and how can you check it?

Odoo Gold Partner is the highest tier that Odoo grants to its official partners, above the Ready and Silver tiers. The tier depends on criteria such as the number of certified specialists, the volume of Odoo Enterprise subscriptions sold through the partner and the partner's customer retention rate. Odoo sets the exact thresholds and reviews them from time to time.

Check the status in Odoo's own directory, not on the partner's website. It takes two minutes:

1. Open odoo.com/partners and select Uzbekistan as the country.
2. Find Deep Vision in the list or use the direct link.
3. The page shows the tier, the certified specialists and the client projects listed in the directory.
4. Compare this with the other partners you are considering.

An honest caveat: Gold status is a filter, not a guarantee. It shows a certified team and a solid track record, but not that the partner knows your industry. Always look at similar projects and the people who delivered them.

What services does Deep Vision provide?

Deep Vision works full cycle: from business analysis to Odoo configuration, integrations, data migration, training and support after go-live. One team runs the project from start to finish, so responsibility is not split between several contractors.

• Odoo ERP implementation. Configuring CRM, Sales, Purchase, Inventory, Accounting, Manufacturing, POS, HR and other apps around the company's processes.
• Customisation. Extra fields, reports, document templates and separate modules where standard Odoo is not enough.
• Integration. Electronic invoices through Didox, Asl Belgisi product marking and, where needed, banks, Payme and Click, Telegram bots, telephony or 1C.
• Data migration. Cleaning and loading products, customers, suppliers, stock balances and open balances from Excel or 1C into Odoo.
• Training. Hands-on sessions tailored to regular users, department heads and the system administrator.
• Support. Answering questions, fixing issues and adding modules after go-live.
• Digitalisation consulting. Which process to automate first and in what order.

Our experience covers retail and wholesale trade, manufacturing, logistics, hospitality (HoReCa) and other industries. For service formats, on-site versus remote work and what drives the price, see the Odoo implementation service page and our article on Odoo ERP implementation in Tashkent.

Which companies has Deep Vision worked with?

Deep Vision's clients include Optika.uz, a retail and wholesale company; Timsoll, a car spare parts seller; and RockBeton, a manufacturing company. The 26 projects in the directory are listed on our odoo.com page, and more of our work is in the portfolio.

• Optika.uz: retail and wholesale, with sales, inventory and accounting run in one Odoo system.
• Timsoll: spare parts for cars made in Uzbekistan, with more than 18 branches and over 7,000 SKUs managed in Odoo. According to the founder, giving every product an automatic code and a fixed storage location cut the time to launch a batch of 2,000–3,000 new SKUs from 6–8 months to 2–3 days. Full story: the Timsoll case: how Odoo ERP manages 7,000+ SKUs.
• RockBeton: a manufacturer running production, inventory and reporting in one system.

We do not invent client results or publish numbers nobody can check; the Timsoll figures above were shared publicly by its founder.

What do Deep Vision's own products and ready-made modules give you?

A ready-made module is a solution proven on several projects that is installed and configured for a new client instead of being written from scratch; it shortens the project and lowers the risk of errors. In Uzbekistan, integrations with government systems usually take the most time.

• Didox module. Lets you manage electronic invoices through Didox directly from Odoo. The accountant creates the document in Odoo and does not retype it into another system.
• Asl Belgisi module. Handles digital marking codes inside Odoo's inventory and sales processes. Needed by traders and manufacturers that deal in marked goods.
• dooCall. Turns an ordinary Android phone into a call-center tool for the sales team: incoming and outgoing calls are recorded and sent to the CRM (Odoo, amoCRM or Bitrix24), with no IP telephony needed. More: no call center in your sales team? An ordinary phone will do.
• MemorCRM. Our own CRM product for working with customers.
• ProFaber. Another of our own products; in the consultation we check whether a ready product can replace custom development for some of your tasks.

There is one more fact you can see inside Odoo itself. In Odoo 19, Uzbek became one of the standard interface languages, and the Deep Vision team prepared that translation and submitted it through Odoo's official translation platform (translate.odoo.com). Of the 376 Uzbek translation files in the Odoo 19 code, 360 name Deep Vision as the translator. More: Odoo in Uzbek.

A ready-made module still has to be configured for each company, but it saves the weeks needed to build an integration from scratch and is already running for other clients.

How does an Odoo project with Deep Vision run?

A Deep Vision project follows clear stages from the first call to ongoing support; an average project takes 2–6 months, and standard Sales and Inventory often go live in 6–8 weeks. The sequence looks like this:

1. Request and first call. You fill in the brief or call us, and we reply within 24 hours. The first consultation is free.
2. Business diagnostics. We study your processes, documents, current software (Excel, 1C, a standalone CRM) and main pain points. The outcome: which modules you need, where to start and what can wait.
3. Scope and estimate. Modules, integrations, migration volume, timeline and price are agreed in writing. The Odoo Enterprise licence and hosting are shown separately from the service fee.
4. Configuration and customisation. The system is set up around your processes, with custom development where it is needed.
5. Integrations. Didox, Asl Belgisi, banks, payment systems, telephony and other required services are connected.
6. Data migration and testing. Data is cleaned and imported, and key users test the system on real cases.
7. Training and go-live. Staff are trained for their roles and the system goes live.
8. Support. Issues are handled quickly in the first weeks; after that, the system grows with the company.

A project is not only the partner's job: you will need a decision-maker who acts quickly, a project coordinator and a key user in each department. For the full methodology with stages, roles and deliverables, see Odoo ERP implementation: a complete guide.

What principles does Deep Vision work by?

Deep Vision's approach rests on implementing Odoo for Uzbek conditions, agreeing price and scope openly in advance, and staying with the client after the system goes live.

• Local knowledge. Uzbekistan's legislation, tax system and market specifics: VAT, tax authority requirements, electronic invoices through Didox, Asl Belgisi marking, accounting in sum and foreign currency, legacy 1C data. These are part of the standard work, not sold as an "extra".
• Full cycle. One team does the analysis, implementation, training and support.
• Industry practice. Experience from trade, manufacturing, logistics, HoReCa and other sectors is reused, so processes are not reinvented each time.
• Transparent pricing. Estimates have no hidden costs: services, licences and hosting are shown separately, and anything outside the scope is agreed in advance.
• Phased start. You do not have to launch every module at once. Companies often start with Sales and Inventory, then add Accounting, Manufacturing and other modules.
• Long-term support. Technical help continues after the system goes live.

Who is Deep Vision a good fit for, and who might it not suit?

Deep Vision is most useful for companies that want to run inventory, sales, branches or production in one system and have outgrown Excel or 1C.

We are a particularly good fit for:

• wholesalers, retailers and distributors, and businesses with several branches or warehouses;
• manufacturers that track recipes or bills of materials, unit costs and raw materials;
• businesses that want Didox, Asl Belgisi and VAT handled inside their main accounting system rather than alongside it;
• sales teams that want control over leads and calls.

We may not be the best choice if:

• you run one small shop and only need a till: a simple POS app or an off-the-shelf cloud service will be cheaper and faster;
• you only need tax reporting and do not plan to change other processes: accounting software on its own may be enough;
• your company cannot give the project any of its own staff time: no outside team can implement an ERP alone.

If the consultation shows that ERP is premature for you, saying so openly is better for both sides.

What should you check before choosing a partner?

Before trusting a partner, back up each of its claims with a document or a demo; that rule applies to Deep Vision too. You can use this checklist on any partner, including us:

• Are the status and project count confirmed in the odoo.com directory?
• Who exactly will run your project, and are they certified?
• Is there a project in your industry, and can you learn about that client's experience?
• Have you seen a live demo of working with Didox, Asl Belgisi and VAT?
• Does the estimate show services, licences and hosting separately?
• Are the project scope and acceptance criteria agreed in writing?
• Are the post-launch support terms clear: response time, format, price?
• Does the contract state who owns the data and any code written for you?

The full 12-question list and red flags are in our partner selection guide.

How do you contact Deep Vision?

The quickest way to reach Deep Vision is the short brief form on the website or a call to +998 77 093 00 07.

• Brief: deepvision.uz/en/brief, a few questions about your business and task.
• Phone: +998 77 093 00 07.
• Email: info@deepvision.uz.
• Office: Shahrisabz Street 25, office 401, Tashkent.
• About Odoo in general: Odoo page.

On the first call we ask which processes hurt most, what software you use and how many users you have, then suggest where to start and a rough timeline. For a sense of budget, read how much Odoo implementation costs.

Frequently asked questions

Is Deep Vision an official Odoo partner?

Yes. Deep Vision is an official Odoo Gold Partner. You can check this on the Deep Vision page in the odoo.com/partners directory, which shows the tier, certified specialists and client projects.

What does Odoo Gold Partner mean?

It is the highest tier of the Odoo partner programme, above Ready and Silver. It means the partner meets Odoo's requirements for certified specialists, Enterprise subscription sales and customer retention. Industry experience still needs to be checked separately.

Where is Deep Vision based, and do you work with companies outside Tashkent?

Our office is at Shahrisabz Street 25 in Tashkent. Odoo runs in the browser, so most configuration, training and support can be done remotely; Timsoll's branches, for example, are spread across 18 cities. On-site days are agreed at the start of the project.

How long does an Odoo implementation take?

On average 2–6 months. Standard Sales and Inventory modules often go live in 6–8 weeks. The exact timeline is set after diagnostics and depends on the modules, integrations and migration volume.

How much do Deep Vision's services cost?

The price depends on the modules, number of users, integrations, customisation and migration volume, so an exact estimate comes after diagnostics. The Odoo Enterprise licence and hosting are paid separately from services and shown openly in the estimate.

Can Odoo be connected to Didox and Asl Belgisi?

Yes. Deep Vision has ready-made Odoo modules for both: electronic invoices through Didox and marking codes are managed directly from Odoo. Each company's module is configured around its own processes.

Do you migrate data from 1C or Excel?

Yes, data migration is part of the service. Products, customers and suppliers, stock balances and open balances are usually migrated, while whether and how much multi-year history to move is agreed in advance.

What happens after go-live?

In the first weeks our team answers questions and fixes issues quickly. Support then continues: training new users, adjusting settings and adding modules and integrations.

Conclusion

Choose a partner on facts you can check, not marketing language. For Deep Vision these are official Odoo Gold Partner status, 7 certified specialists, 26 projects in the directory, clients such as Optika.uz, Timsoll and RockBeton, ready-made Didox and Asl Belgisi modules and our own products. Check them, then decide.

Take the first step towards digitalising your business with a free consultation: fill in the brief or call +998 77 093 00 07.