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Scrape links and list tables from any page and import the rows, with their linked files, into your Odoo. InomERP Scraper — move web data into Odoo without re-typing it. If you regularly copy records from a web portal into Odoo by hand, this tool does it for you. Open the page you're already logged into, point the extension at the list, map the columns to Odoo fields once, and it imports every row across every page — including the documents linked in each row. What it does: Scans any page for links and downloads them individually or as a single ZIP. Scrapes a list/table across all pages (auto-clicking "Next") and imports the rows into an Odoo model by mapping columns to fields. Attaches the file behind a link — like a document-number column — straight onto a binary field of the matching record. Updates existing records instead of creating duplicates (upsert by a unique key), so re-runs are safe. Cleans values on the way in with per-column rules: trim, regex extract/replace, change case, convert dates to ISO, set defaults. Saves your whole setup as a reusable preset, so recurring imports are one click. Produces an XLSX report showing, per row, whether it was created/updated and whether its document uploaded. Why install it: Turn an hour of manual data entry into a few clicks, with a clear report so you can trust the result. Built for Odoo teams and implementers handling portal exports, document libraries, and bulk record loads. Your data stays in your browser and is sent only to the Odoo server you configure — no third parties, no tracking, no ads. (Requires access to your own Odoo instance, version 17–19.)
Aug 4, 2026
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