OCA modules for Odoo

This module extends the web module to add new dashboard overview system. By default, the tile displays items count of a given model restricted to a given domain. Optionally, the tile can display the result of a function on a field. · Function is one of sum, avg, min, max or median. · Field must be integer or float. Tile can be: · Displayed only for a user. · Global for all users. · Restricted to some groups. Note: The tile will be hidden if the current user doesn't have…

Adds a Use Numeric Date Format field to res.lang. When enabled for a language, all date and datetime fields render in numeric format (e.g. 31/01/2026 instead of Jan 31, 2026).

This module customizes the datetime picker widget and allows to define a default time to be applied in case the user selects only a Date. For example, if a user wants to define a commitment date without having to specify the time on that date, setting the default time value on the field in the Form view allows to ensure the commitment date will be set to this time instead of the time when the page was loaded by the browser.

Allows using numpad dot to enter period decimal separator even in localizations where comma is used instead of period.

A module that lets the user expand/restore the dialog box size through a button in the upper right corner (imitating most windows managers). It also adds draggable support to the dialogs.

This module allows you to disable the autocomplete function of the web browser for Odoo date input fields.

The standard grants/prevents access to any UI export via Access to export feature group. This module adds a new group for the 'Direct Export (xlsx)' feature, leaving the standard one for only the 'Export All' feature. Admin users can always use the export option.

This technical addon allows developers to specify a field domain in a view using the value of another field in that view, rather than as a static XML attribute.

This module is intendend to demonstrate and test the web_domain_field module.

This module is meant as a base drag&drop module supporting other actions after some file is dropped so that other modules can add more features.

In standard Odoo you can edit user filters via the debug module. The problem is that normal users often don't have access to this menu therefore can't adjust filters once they're saved. This module makes this feature available for normal users with a user friendly interface. It also adds the ability to adjust facets (a single part of the filter).

This module extends the functionality of the web editor to support setting a custom background color to any snippet allowing you to customize it.

This module allows users to create custom CSS class records, which can then be selected and applied directly in the HTML editor. Note: The actual CSS file containing the class definitions is not provided by this module and must be loaded in a custom module.

Installing this module removes ChatGPT capabilities from the HTML editor.

This module adds the option in the web editor to include an image with the corresponding link to open/download the linked files.

Mark a Test Environment with a red ribbon on the top left corner in every page

When exporting a tree view to an Excel file, you can decide if you want to export only the main groups or the full tree, depending if all groups are collapsed, or there is one open.

This module allows exporting HTML fields as plain text.

One of the best Odoo's features is exporting custom data to CSV/XLS. You can do it by clicking on the export link in the sidebar. The export action allows us to configure what to be exported by selecting fields, etc, and allows you to save your export as a template so that you can export it once again without having to configure it again. That feature is as great and advanced as limited for an everyday experience. A lot of customers want simply to export the tree view they…

This module was written to allow you to customize your Odoo instance's shortcut icon (aka favicon). This is useful for branding purposes, but also for integrators who have many different Odoo instances running and need to see at a glance which browser tab does what. The icon is shown also for portal users when the website modules are not installed. More info about favicon: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Favicon