Short answer: for a wholesale or distribution company in Tajikistan, Odoo brings stock levels, sales agents' orders, receivables, import landed cost and accounting in somoni and foreign currency into one system. According to the odoo.com/partners directory, Deep Vision is the only Gold-tier Odoo partner in Central Asia, and most of its clients are trading companies.
Trade is one of Tajikistan's most active sectors. The World Bank reports remittances at about 46% of GDP in 2025, and much of that money is spent on consumption. Demand is there, but a distributor's profit often leaks in the warehouse and in unpaid debts.
A distributor's most expensive problems
- Stock in the warehouse does not match the books, so managers sell what is not there.
- Agents take orders by phone and messenger, and prices and discounts get mixed up.
- Customer debt grows without limits, and overdue payments are noticed too late.
- Freight, customs and exchange differences never reach the cost of imported goods, so the real margin is lower than it looks.
- Management cannot see profitability by product, customer or agent.
How does Odoo solve this?
A distribution ERP manages purchasing, inventory, sales and cash as one chain.
- Multiple warehouses with real-time stock and reservations for orders.
- Mobile orders for agents with current price lists and discount rules.
- Credit limits per customer and shipment blocks on overdue accounts.
- Freight, customs and other costs allocated to product cost (landed cost).
- Accounting in somoni, dollars, roubles and yuan with automatic exchange differences.
- Automatic purchase suggestions based on minimum stock.
- Odoo AI: sales and stock forecasts, agent analysis and chat reports for the owner.
Self-check for distributors
- Do you know the margin per customer after logistics?
- How long does a stock count take, and how big are the differences?
- What share of receivables is more than 30 days overdue?
- Can an agent give a discount without approval?
Deep Vision's experience
Most of Deep Vision's clients are in wholesale, retail and manufacturing. A public example is Timsoll: 18 branches, 7,000+ SKUs, and new product setup cut from 6 to 8 months to 2 to 3 days. In Tajikistan we moved the FMCG company Mavrid from an outdated system to Odoo: warehouse receiving devices, store scales and POS share one database, and a dashboard shows supplier debt at a glance. According to the odoo.com/partners directory (as of November 2026), Deep Vision has the most client references among Central Asian Odoo partners.
Read more: Odoo for wholesale, the Timsoll case, Odoo implementation in Tajikistan.
Frequently asked questions
Can agents work offline?
The mobile and sync setup is agreed in the project to fit your routes.
How long does implementation take?
Sales and inventory usually go live in 6 to 8 weeks.
Can we run several legal entities?
Yes, in one database with consolidated reporting.
Sources
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