What's new in Odoo 20 Website & eCommerce

Website > Site > Pages

Website page URLs can contain accented letters. When a page is created with a name such as Café Crème Brûlée, its address keeps those characters rather than being reduced to plain ASCII. The URL is normalized with Unicode rules when the slug is generated, so the same address always matches the same page. Accented URLs can be seen in the Page URL column of the Pages list. This applies to pages created by website editors in any language that uses such characters.

Website > Edit > Blocks > Contact & Forms

An Age Verification Popup block is available in the Contact & Forms group of the website editor. Visitors confirm their age by answering Yes or No, by entering a birth year, or by entering a full birth date. With the year or date methods, the editor sets a Minimum Age, which is 18 by default, and can blur the page behind the popup. A visitor below the minimum age sees a rejection message and cannot use the site.

Website > Edit > AI

The website editor has an AI button that opens the AI Website Assistant chat. Users describe what they want, and the assistant chooses and edits building blocks, adds Unsplash or generated images, searches the web and the database, and creates pages. Separate skills let it build working website forms that send emails or create records, and edit website menus. With Select Elements in the chat's + menu, users click blocks to show which part they mean. Agent skills and tools are listed in the AI app.

Website > Edit > Blocks > Inner Content

Animated Number is an inner content block for website pages. It shows a title, for example Clients, and a number that counts up from a start value to an end value when the visitor scrolls the block into view. Options in the editor control the alignment, the position of the title, the start and end values, and the animation. It is placed inside an existing section, such as a column, to highlight figures like customers served or projects completed.

Website > /appointment > Edit > Style

On the website's /appointment page, the editor's Style tab includes an Appointments Page option with a Layout setting. Three layouts are offered: List, which shows rows with an image on the side; Cards; and Pictures. The chosen layout controls how available appointment types are presented to visitors who want to book. Website editors switch between layouts while editing the page and see the result immediately, so they can pick the one that fits the rest of their site.

Website > Edit > Style > Header

The header options in the website editor include a Show Disclaimer switch. When it is turned on, a slim banner appears above the header on every page. Its default text reads Free Returns and Standard Shipping, and the editor can change that text like any other content on the page. Companies use the banner to announce promotions, holiday opening hours or other notices that every visitor should see, and switch it off when the message is no longer relevant.

Website > Edit > Style > Card

Cards and columns in the website editor have a chain-link icon, like the one sections already use. Clicking it from the Card panel's header row gives the element an id if it lacks one and copies a #id link to the clipboard, confirmed by a notification. The copied link can be used in menus, buttons or other pages to send visitors directly to that card or column. This lets editors build direct links to specific content inside long pages.

Website > Edit > Style > Card

Cards in the website editor have two extra options. The Animation dropdown in the Style panel offers an On Hover trigger, available only when the selected element is an actual image, so card images can animate when visitors point at them. The Card panel also has a Make it clickable toggle; when it is on, a Your URL field appears, and once a link is entered, clicking anywhere on the published card opens that URL.

Website > Edit > Style > Carousel

The Carousel panel in the website editor has a Duration range next to the Transition setting. It sets how long the animation between slides lasts, from 0.1 to 5 seconds. This is separate from the Autoplay Timespan, which sets how long each slide stays on screen. The panel opens when the editor clicks the outer section of the carousel rather than an individual slide, and the value is adjusted by dragging the range.

Website > Edit > Theme > Colors

In the website editor's Theme tab, the Colors panel has an eye icon. Clicking it opens a Colors Preview dialog that renders every saved colour preset, plus general interface elements such as inputs and status badges, on the same sample content. Editors can check how a palette really looks on the site before applying it to the live website, which reduces trial and error when choosing theme colours for different sections.

Website > Edit > Style > Shape > Connections

When a background shape from the Connections group is applied to a website section, the shape reads the section's own background and the colours of neighbouring sections. It then colours its dark and light fill areas to match that context, so the shape blends with the surrounding design. Editors apply these shapes from the Shape options in the Style tab of a selected section, and the colours adapt without manual adjustment.

Website > Configuration > Settings

The website cookie consent bar includes a close button, so visitors can dismiss it without choosing an option. In the website settings, administrators can also choose any existing page of the site as the cookie policy page that the bar links to. Both options are part of the Cookies Bar setting. Visitors see the close button when the bar appears on any page, and the policy link opens whichever page the administrator selected.

Website > Edit > Style > Countdown

The Countdown block and its inner content version share the same set of options in the website editor. A Title Position control lets editors place the countdown heading above the numbers, beside them, or hide it. These options sit alongside the existing layout and colour settings in the Countdown panel of the Style tab. Editors use countdowns for events, launches or limited offers, and can adjust their look from one consistent panel.

My Account > Edit > Style

The summary cards on the customer portal home page, such as Orders or Invoices, can be restyled in the website editor. When the My Account page (/my) is opened in Edit mode and a card is selected, the Style tab offers Background Color, Gap and Border options. Changes apply to all the cards, letting the portal match the look of the rest of the website. Website editors make these changes while logged in.

Website > Edit > Style > Donation Form

The Donation snippet sends contributions through the standard eCommerce cart and checkout rather than a separate form. Donations therefore use the shop's regular checkout fields, such as name, address and payment details, which lets organisations collect the details they are legally required to record. Pre-filled amounts and Donation Form options are set in the Style tab of the block. Editors add or select the Donation block in the website editor.

Website > Edit > Blocks > Blogs

The website editor includes building blocks that show rotating carousels of blog posts, events and appointments. These dynamic carousels can be placed on any page, and they display live records that update automatically as content changes. In the Style tab, a panel for the block, such as Blog Posts, controls which records appear and how many. Editors find them in the related categories of the Blocks tab, for example Blogs.

Blog post page > Share icons

On blog posts, events and job pages that display a sidebar, the follow and share sections are standard Social Media and Share snippets. These are the same editable building blocks used elsewhere on the website, so editors can change their networks, look and layout with the usual options. To edit them, the user opens the page in Edit mode and clicks the share icons, for example near a blog post title.

Website > Edit > Theme > Paragraph

The website editor's Theme tab has Font Weight controls in the Headings and Paragraph sections. Expanding a Font Weight setting shows separate values for Light and Bold weights, so editors can fine-tune text weight for each typography level across the whole site from a single place. The settings apply to all pages that use the theme, giving a consistent look to headings and body text.

Website > Edit > Style > Field

Website forms have many extra options. Dropdowns can start empty to force a choice, and checkboxes get their own design options, such as Hide Label. The Theme tab offers borders per side, and the form itself has a Labels Position setting. Fields can restrict file types, limit characters in text fields and check email domains. Text blocks can be dragged between fields, and labels can be edited inline. Options appear in the Style tab when a field or the form is selected.

Forum > Question > Answer > Follow button

Each answer in a forum question has its own Follow button, separate from the button on the question. Users who follow a specific answer are notified only about activity on that answer, such as edits or comments, rather than the whole thread. This helps people track one reply they care about without receiving notifications for every other answer posted to the same question.

Website > Edit > Style > Image > Pop-up on Click

Any single image on a website page can use a Pop-up on Click option. When the option is enabled, visitors who click the image on the published page see it at full size in a lightbox. The setting is found in the Style options of the selected image in the website editor and works for images outside gallery blocks as well.

Website > Edit > Theme > Shadow

The Theme tab in the website editor includes a Shadow section with Small, Normal and Large presets. Each preset has adjustable horizontal and vertical offsets. Editors set these values once and they apply site-wide to the drop shadows used on elements such as cards and sections, giving a consistent look without styling each element separately. Shadow presets are part of the theme settings.

Website > Configuration > Settings > Tracking & SEO

The website settings have a single Identifier field for Google tracking. Odoo detects whether the value is a Google Analytics measurement ID, starting with G-, or a Google Tag Manager container ID, starting with GTM-, and loads the matching script. Administrators enable the option in the Tracking & SEO part of the Website settings and enter one identifier. Only one identifier is needed.

Website > Edit > Blocks > Inner Content

The Inner Content section of the website Blocks tab contains an Icon block and an Instagram block. The Icon block places a single icon inside any section, while the Instagram block shows an Instagram profile feed sized to fit inside a column. They sit beside other inner blocks such as Image, Video and Facebook and are dragged into columns like them.

Website > Edit (debug) > Dynamic Snippet > Filter

With developer mode active, the website Blocks tab shows a Debug group containing the Dynamic Snippet and Dynamic Carousel blocks. Their Filter list includes Latest eLearning Courses and Latest Job Positions, so a page can display courses and open job positions that update automatically as records change. The filter is chosen in the Style tab of the block. Both blocks belong to the Debug group shown in developer mode.

Website > Edit > Style > Button

When a button is selected on a website page, the Style tab shows its Type, such as Primary or Secondary, with a pencil icon beside it. Clicking the pencil opens the Theme tab at the button settings, where the look of that button type is changed for the whole website at once. This connects the styling of one button to the site-wide theme settings.

Link Tracker form

Every tracked link can be downloaded as a QR code. The link tracker form has a Download QR Code button, and the website link shortener page at /r shows the same button next to each link. The QR code can then be placed on slides or printed material so people reach the short URL by scanning it. The button is on the link tracker record.

Website > Configuration > Settings > Tracking & SEO

The website settings include an LLMs.txt option in the Tracking & SEO section. Clicking Edit llms.txt lets the administrator write a short Markdown document describing the site. Odoo publishes it at /llms.txt, where AI tools can read what the site contains and how its content may be used. The file is meant for machine readers and is written in Markdown by the site administrator.

Website > Edit > header search > Style

The search box in the website header can be limited to one type of content. In Edit mode, clicking the header search icon shows a Search group in the Style tab with a Search within option. Editors choose Everything, or restrict the search to a single type such as Pages, Blogs, Events, Jobs, Courses or Products. This setting applies to the header search only.

Website > Configuration > Websites

When a database runs several websites, the default website is the first one in the Websites list. Administrators drag a website to the top row with its handle to make it the default, and website settings meant for the default site move to it. The list is found in the Website configuration menu. The order of the list therefore decides which site is used as the default.

Website > Edit > Blocks > Inner Content

Icon List is an inner content block that adds a list in which every line begins with an icon, a check mark by default. Editors can change the icon and the text of each line. It is dragged from the Inner Content section of the Blocks tab into a column, and is suited to feature lists or short bullet points on a page.

Apps > Website Partnership

Installing the Website Partnership module adds a /partners page that lists members and partners. Entries are grouped by partnership level, and the module provides building blocks for the page. It is installed from the Apps menu.

Portal > My Account > Account Details

Portal users can manage their own profile picture from the Account Details page of their portal account. They can view the current picture and upload, change or delete it themselves.

Website > Site > Partners

The Partners menu under Website > Site lists partner pages with a Published column. Users can publish or unpublish several partners at once from this list.

Website > Configuration > Redirects

Creating website redirects has several defaults. New redirects use type 301, their names are filled in automatically, and a warning is shown when the source URL is an existing page.

Website > Edit > Cover block

In the Cover block, text is placed in a column with its own move handle. Editors can drag that text box to a different position over the cover image.

Website search results show translated page names on multi-language sites. Results are grouped by category with improved layouts, and the search uses fuzzy matching to find close matches.

Website > Edit > Style tab

In the website editor's Style tab, only the option group of the clicked element stays open. The groups for its parent elements fold to a single line, which keeps the sidebar shorter and focused.

Website > Edit > Share block

The Share and Social Media inner blocks use one shared option panel. In the Share block, each network appears as a row that can be switched on or off and dragged to change the order.

Website > Edit > Social Media block

In the Social Media block, each link is a single URL row. The block recognises the network from the address entered and displays the matching icon automatically.

Website > Edit > Blocks > category

The Insert a block dialog in the website editor has a phone button. Clicking it previews all blocks of the chosen category at mobile width before one is inserted.

Website > Edit > Theme > Page Layout

The Page Layout options in the Theme tab, Full, Boxed, Framed and Postcard, are shown as pictures. Background options appear directly below them, grouping these theme settings together.

Website > Edit

The website editor sidebar has several refinements: option groups fold, switching tabs is animated, overlay buttons are clearer, the colour picker is redesigned, and a palette preview is available.

Website > Edit > Blocks > WhatsApp

A WhatsApp block lets website visitors open a WhatsApp chat with the company in one click. Editors add it from the Blocks tab of the website editor.

Website > Shop > [product page] > Edit > AI

In Odoo 20 the website editor on a shop product page includes an AI assistant. A shop manager opens the product page, switches to Edit mode and clicks the AI button in the top bar of the editor. From there the assistant can produce product images, or change the product's name, its price or its description, directly from the Shop page. The feature is part of the Enterprise edition and works from the front-end editor, so changes are made while looking at the published product page rather than in the back-end product form.

Website > Shop

On the Odoo 20 /shop page, the attribute filters in the sidebar only list values that are relevant to the products loaded on the current page. For example, when a shopper opens a category such as Desks and expands the Color filter, colors that no product in that category uses are left out of the list. This keeps filter lists short and avoids offering choices that would return no products. The behaviour applies automatically to attribute filters on the shop and its category pages, with no setting to turn on.

Website > Configuration > Settings

Odoo 20 can fill in suggested products for eCommerce items automatically. When the option is active, accessory products, optional products and alternative products are generated for the products sold on the website, so shop managers do not have to link each suggestion by hand on every product. The option is a single checkbox called "Automate suggested products" in the eCommerce section of the Website settings. Once it is ticked and saved, the generated suggestions are used wherever the shop shows accessories, optional items or alternatives.

Website > Configuration > Settings

In Odoo 20 the website can email customers automatically to ask them to rate what they bought. In the eCommerce settings, the "Request ratings" option is ticked and two values are set: the number of days to wait after the order is confirmed, and the email template used for the request. Once saved, the review request emails are sent on that delay without manual action. Shop managers use it to collect product ratings from buyers in a regular way after each confirmed eCommerce order.

Website > Configuration > Settings

Odoo 20 lets a company choose one accounting journal that is used by default for all orders placed through the eCommerce website. The choice is made in the eCommerce section of the Website settings, in a field named "Invoicing Journal". After a journal is picked and the settings are saved, invoices coming from website orders are recorded in that journal. This lets accountants keep online sales in a separate journal from other sales channels without changing each order or invoice by hand.

Website > Edit > Blocks > Contact & Forms > Donation

In Odoo 20 donations made through the website go through the normal eCommerce cart. A website editor drops the Donation block, found under Contact & Forms in the editor's block list, onto a page. Next to its Donate button there is a recurrence selector, so a visitor can give once or choose a repeating gift. Recurring donations are handled through subscriptions. Because the flow uses the cart, a donation follows the same checkout and payment steps as an ordinary online purchase.

Website > Edit > Blocks > eCommerce > Products Carousel

The dynamic product building block in the Odoo 20 website editor has a reworked layout. Website editors find it in the eCommerce group of blocks as "Products Carousel" and drop it onto a page; the block then lists products automatically. Its options include the placement of the section title, which can be set to Left among other positions. The change concerns how the block is laid out on the page; the products it shows are still chosen by its settings.

Sales > Configuration > Attributes > [attribute] > eCommerce tab

Odoo 20 lets product attributes carry external identifiers. These identifiers are used so that product data feeds and the microdata published on product pages match what each external platform expects for attribute names. The field sits on the eCommerce tab of an attribute in the Sales configuration and is only visible with developer mode active. It is aimed at shop managers who send catalogue data to outside platforms and need attribute values labelled the way those platforms define them.

Website > Cart > Edit > Style > Checkout

The checkout in Odoo 20 can include an extra step, and this step can be limited to certain product categories. When it is restricted, the extra step only appears if the cart holds at least one product from the chosen categories; other carts skip it. The setting is made from the website editor on the cart page: in the Style options of the checkout area, Extra Step is enabled and categories are picked in the "Restrict to" field.

Checkout (Click & Collect)

In the Odoo 20 checkout, the dialog where customers choose a pickup point can be filtered by country. When a customer selects in-store pickup and several stores are configured, the location list shows a country selector next to its search bar. Changing the country limits the list to pickup points in that country. This helps shops with pickup locations in more than one country, since customers only see the places that are relevant to them.

Website > Shop > Cart

Odoo 20 shows progress bars on the website cart for loyalty and promotion rewards. Both the notification that appears when a product is added and the cart summary display how close the customer is to unlocking a reward, and they show a success state once the reward is reached. For example, with an automatic promotion that needs a minimum purchase amount, adding a product below that amount displays the remaining progress in the cart.

Website > eCommerce > Products > [product] > eCommerce tab

In Odoo 20 an eCommerce product can be given a minimum order quantity. The value is set in the Minimum Quantity field on the eCommerce tab of the product form, reached from the Website app's product list. Once set, the website applies this minimum when customers order the product online, so they cannot buy fewer units than the shop requires. Shop managers use it for items that are only sold from a certain quantity upwards.

Website > header search

On an Odoo 20 website, a shopper can search for a product with an attribute value in the query, such as a color. When they then click a matching product in the results, the product page opens with that attribute value already chosen. For example, searching "black desk" from the header search and opening the Customizable Desk result shows the black variant selected. This saves the shopper from picking the value again on the product page.

Website > eCommerce > Orders

The list of website orders in Odoo 20 includes a dashboard above the list. It gives a quick summary of eCommerce orders and shows how they are distributed across their statuses, so sales or shop staff can see at a glance how many orders are in each stage. The dashboard appears when opening the Orders menu of the Website app's eCommerce section and sits on top of the normal list view of orders.

Website > Checkout > Payment > Edit

In Odoo 20 every "Pay now" button shown during checkout can be edited and translated. A website editor goes to the payment step of the checkout, clicks Edit, then clicks inside the button text and types a new label. The same approach works for each Pay now button used in the checkout, and the labels can be translated for multilingual websites. This lets shops adjust the wording of the final payment button to their own needs.

Delivery method form > eCommerce tab

Odoo 20 lets customers pick a preferred delivery date during checkout. On a delivery method, the eCommerce tab offers an estimated delivery option with lead days and a working calendar. At checkout the customer sees the first possible delivery date and can open a date picker to choose another day. The picker only offers working days allowed by the calendar. This gives shops a way to collect the date a customer wants while respecting their own delivery constraints.

Website > Configuration > Settings

In Odoo 20 a shop can stop online sales for whole eCommerce categories while still showing product prices. The "Hide Add To Cart" option in the Website settings can target specific categories. Products in those categories keep their visible price, but the Add to Cart button is replaced by a "Contact Us" button whose link URL can be configured. This suits products that should be presented with a price but sold only after the customer gets in touch.

Website header/footer

In Odoo 20 the pricelist selector of an eCommerce website is available on every page, not only on shop pages. It sits in the website header and footer, so visitors can switch pricelist, for example a currency such as USD, while on any page of the site, such as Contact us. The chosen pricelist then applies to the prices they see in the shop. No extra setting is needed to show it across the site.

Website > Configuration > Settings

Odoo 20 can show a product's reference price, meaning the price per reference unit, across all eCommerce pages by default. Once "Product Reference Price" is ticked in the Website settings, the price per unit appears on shop product cards, in product building blocks, in the wishlist and in the product configurator. This helps customers compare prices of products sold in different quantities. The display follows the setting for the whole website.

Website > Edit > Blocks > eCommerce > Products Carousel

Dynamic product building blocks in the Odoo 20 website editor display the same product details as the shop. These include ribbons such as Out of stock or On Sale, comparison prices, attributes and secondary images. A website editor drops the "Products Carousel" block from the eCommerce blocks and chooses a category; products from that category appear with their ribbons and prices. This keeps product presentation consistent between the shop and pages built with these blocks.

Sales > Configuration > Attributes > eCommerce tab

Odoo 20 adds a "Show Thumbnails" field to product attributes. When it is enabled on an attribute, the website product page shows the images of the product variants as the choices for that attribute, in place of the usual color dots or text names. Shoppers then pick a variant by clicking its picture. The field is on the eCommerce tab of the attribute form in the Sales configuration, and it applies to every product using that attribute.

Website > Edit > Blocks > eCommerce > Products Grid

The Odoo 20 website editor includes a grid version of the Products building block. Found in the eCommerce group of blocks, the Products Grid block lays out products in rows and columns instead of a carousel. Its options have separate column settings for desktop and for mobile, so the number of products per row can differ by screen size. Website editors use it to present product selections on any page of the site.

Sales > Configuration > Attributes

In Odoo 20 an attribute with numerical values can use the Range display type. With this type, the shop filter for the attribute becomes a slider with a minimum handle and a maximum handle, and shoppers filter products by dragging them. The attribute is created in the Sales configuration with Display Type set to Range and numeric values, then used on published products. The slider then appears on the /shop page.

Website > Configuration > Settings

Odoo 20 lets each website limit which units and packagings customers can buy. The "Restrict Packagings" setting lists the units and packagings that are not available for purchase on that website, and product pages there no longer offer them. The setting is in the Website settings and requires Units of Measure to be enabled. It is useful when several websites sell the same products but in different packaging options.

Sales > Configuration > Settings

Odoo 20 lets customers start product returns themselves from the customer portal. When "Allow Spontaneous Returns" is enabled in the Sales settings, delivered orders show a Return button in the portal for a set number of days, which the company configures. The customer opens the order under Sales Orders in the portal and clicks Return. This gives buyers a self-service way to request returns within the allowed period.

Website > Configuration > eCommerce Categories

Odoo 20 lets chosen top-level eCommerce categories stay off the main Shop page. A "Not in Shop" option on the category hides it from /shop, while the category can still be linked to. This is used to build separate website sections with curated product selections, for example a page dedicated to a themed collection, without those products appearing as a category in the general shop. The option is set on the category record.

Website > Configuration > Settings

Odoo 20 can publish and unpublish website products automatically based on stock. With the "Unpublish out-of-stock products" option ticked in the eCommerce section of the Website settings, a product is taken off the website when its stock runs out and is published again once stock is replenished. Shop managers no longer need to switch publication by hand when availability changes. The option applies to products sold on the eCommerce website.

Sales > Products > Pricelists > eCommerce tab

In Odoo 20 each pricelist decides whether website prices are shown with or without taxes. A "Price Display" field on the pricelist's eCommerce tab holds this choice. Because different customers can use different pricelists, one website can show tax-included prices to consumers and tax-excluded prices to business buyers at the same time. Sales managers set the field on each pricelist from the Pricelists menu of the Sales app.

Website > eCommerce > Products > eCommerce tab > Media

Odoo 20 manages product and variant images from one place: the eCommerce tab of the product form. Its Media list gathers all images of the product and of its variants, and each image has an "Apply to attributes" selector showing which variants use it. Shop managers can add or reassign images for all variants without opening each variant separately. The list is reached by opening a product with variants from the Website app.

Website > Configuration > Settings

Odoo 20 can follow up abandoned website carts with a WhatsApp message as well as by email. In the Website settings, "Follow up abandoned carts" is ticked and an approved WhatsApp template is chosen. Scheduled actions then send the message automatically to customers who left items in their cart. Shop managers use it to remind buyers about unfinished orders through the channel they prefer.

Website > Edit > Form > Action

Website forms in Odoo 20 can use a "Request Withdrawal" action. A website editor selects a form, for example on the Contact us page, and sets its Action to Request Withdrawal. Customers can then submit a cancellation request through that form by entering their email and order number. This gives shops a form-based way to receive withdrawal requests for orders placed online.

Website > /appointment > [type with manual assignment]

On the website booking page, the choice of staff member or resource is a dropdown placed on the same page as the date and time selection. Customers choose who or what they book and the time slot in one step. This applies to appointment types where the visitor picks the assignee, for example a type assigned by visitor that starts with a user or a resource.

Appointments > [type] > Bookings > Calendar

Bookings shown in the Gantt and calendar views display the customer's name and the appointment type. For appointment types that manage capacity, the number of booked seats is added after the name. Staff can read who is coming and how many people are booked straight from the schedule. It can be seen in the Bookings of a type with Group Bookings, in the calendar's day scale.

Website > /appointment/[type]

The appointment booking page has a Date dropdown that opens the month calendar, available time slots shown as buttons in a single column, and the same layout on mobile and desktop. Customers booking from a phone go through the same screens as on a computer. The design applies to the website appointment pages, for example a page for booking a tennis court.

Appointments > Schedule > Resource Bookings > Calendar

In the Schedule calendars of the Appointments app, clicking an empty time slot opens a booking form. The user first chooses the appointment type and then assigns the resources or staff members for the booking. Staff can thus create bookings directly from the calendar of resource or staff schedules, for example from the Resource Bookings view after switching it to the calendar display.

Appointments > [type] > Bookings > New

For resource appointments with capacity management and automatic assignment, entering the number of participants on a booking selects resources large enough for the group. If the resources currently chosen are too small, Odoo replaces them with ones that fit. Staff use this when adding bookings from the Gantt view of an appointment type that has Group Bookings enabled and automatic assignment.

Appointments > [resource type] > Options

Resource appointment types have a 'Max slot capacity' option. It sets how many guests may start in the same time slot, whatever the number of available resources. Businesses use it to control congestion at the start of each slot. The option is on the Options tab of a resource appointment type that has Group Bookings enabled, and it applies to all bookings of that type.

Appointments (Kanban view)

Appointment type cards in the Appointments Kanban view show counters for bookings waiting for confirmation and for upcoming bookings. Each counter is a shortcut to the matching list of bookings, while clicking the card itself opens the schedule for today. Staff can jump straight to the bookings that need attention from the main screen of the app, without searching or filtering.

Appointments > [type] > Bookings

Booking views, including the Gantt and calendar views, have an 'Add Closing Day' button. A closing day is stored as an appointment leave for the chosen resources or users, and no bookings can be made for them on that day. Staff use it to block holidays or closures directly from the booking schedule of an appointment type, without going to a separate menu.

Appointments > [type] > Communication tab

An appointment type can have a Feedback Email. A daily scheduled action sends it to customers once their appointment is over. Their answers are stored as ratings, and dedicated reporting views show the results. Staff choose the email template, such as 'Appointment: Feedback Request', on the Communication tab of the appointment type, and the sending then happens automatically every day for appointments that have ended.

Website > /appointment > [capacity-based type]

On booking pages for appointment types that manage capacity, the Party size selector starts at 2 when the capacity allows it. Customers booking for two people do not need to change the field, and others can still pick a different size. It can be seen on website booking pages of types with Group Bookings enabled, such as a kayak tour.

Appointments > [type] > Bookings > New

In the backend booking form, staff can enter more attendees than the available resources or staff can hold. Odoo warns that some seats are not assigned but still allows the booking to be saved. The extra seats stay unassigned. Staff can thus accept a larger group, for example twenty people on a tour, from the Bookings view of the appointment type.

Website > /appointment

Website pages listing appointment types display cards with the location, duration, price and staff avatars of each type. On the booking pages, a side panel keeps the key details of the appointment visible through every step of the booking. Customers see what they are booking while they choose a slot and enter their details. The listing is at /appointment on the website.

Website > /appointment/[type] > Edit

Appointment pages contain drop zones at the top, inside the booking column and at the bottom. Website editor blocks dropped into these zones are shown on all appointment pages. Website editors use them to add content such as text or images around the booking process once for every page. They are used through the Edit mode of the website editor on any appointment page.

Website > /blog > Edit > Style

Blog pages have a redesigned layout. The blog list offers Style, Promote Last, Cards Design and Content Width options, while individual blog posts offer cover styles, container size, a table of contents and further options. Website editors set these from the Style panel while editing the /blog page in the website editor. The options are applied visually in the website editor.

Website > Blog post > Edit > Style > Blog Page > Content > Bottom > Recommended Post

When the Bottom block is enabled on a blog post, a Recommended Post option lets the editor choose which post is promoted at the end of the article, in place of the default next post. Website editors set it in the post's Style options under Blog Page > Content > Bottom. The selected post is shown in the bottom area of the blog post page.

Website > Configuration > Blogs

Blog posts can be scheduled with a publish date. A scheduled action publishes each post at that time and only then posts the 'Published Post' message, so followers receive the email when the post actually goes live. Editors can prepare posts in advance and let Odoo release them on time. The chatter of the blog, under Website > Configuration > Blogs, records the published message.

Website > My Account (/my)

Portal users see a Courses card on their My Account page (/my). The card shows how many courses they have joined and opens the eLearning page when clicked. Customers and learners enrolled in at least one course can reach their courses from the portal in one click, without searching the website for them. The card is shown to users enrolled in at least one course.

Events > event > Tickets tab

An event ticket can include Additional Products, such as a lunch box or drinks, sold together with the registration. The ticket's Total Price adds up the ticket and these products. When the ticket is sold, each additional product becomes its own sale order line linked to the ticket, so each product keeps its own taxes. The Additional Products and Total Price columns are optional columns in the event's Tickets tab.