Macrohat Unbrand
Removes Odoo branding from the website, portal, login, backend and outgoing email.
£ 249.00
£ 249.00
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Macrohat Unbrand
Removes Odoo branding from the website, portal, login, backend and outgoing email.
Odoo puts its own name on the website footer, the customer portal, the login page, outgoing emails and the backend. Some of it is easy to miss: a new employee's welcome email can arrive as an advertisement for the software, sent over your name.
This module removes the vendor's name from everything a user of the system or a customer sees, in every installed app, including apps installed later. It removes; it does not rebrand. Nothing is replaced with another vendor's name, and where Odoo is the subject of a sentence the sentence says "the system".
Removal is careful rather than blunt. The unit of removal is a phrase, a sentence or a block, never a bare word, so no sentence is left half finished. Text you have edited yourself is left alone, every value the module writes is recorded with the value it replaced and can be restored, and a self-check reports anything left over.
- Every app, including later ones
- Views are corrected as Odoo assembles them and interface strings are read from each app's own translation template, so an app installed next year is covered the day it is installed.
- Email that reads as yours
- The credit block goes from the layouts that wrap most transactional mail, vendor text is cut from the templates Odoo ships in every language, and the password reset and security alert emails follow your company colours.
- Cuts that leave clean sentences
- A phrase, a whole sentence or a whole block is removed, whichever still reads correctly. Where no clean cut exists the text is listed for you to decide, rather than guessed at.
- Your own edits stay yours
- Each piece of text is judged by who wrote it. Templates, pages and snippets you have changed are left alone and listed as edited by you.
- Upsell and vendor links hidden
- Enterprise upsell entries, the Help and My Subscription menu items, and links to the vendor's site are removed from the interface. Nothing is uninstalled.
- Your bot, your name
- Optionally rename the internal bot and give it your logo, so account invitations and chat no longer come from the vendor's bot. It is a setting, never done for you.
- A self-check that fails loudly
- A built-in self-check, run from the Odoo shell, reads views, templates, stored records and interface strings as a user gets them and fails on any vendor branding left, so coverage is measured rather than assumed. Run it again after an Odoo update.
| Surfaces | Website, portal, login, email templates and layouts, the digest, mass mailing, web client strings, field labels and help texts |
|---|---|
| Also | Browser tab title and icon, installed-app prompt, point-of-sale customer display, attendance kiosk |
| Languages | Every installed language, with dedicated rules for English and Arabic |
| Never touched | Copyright lines, licence names, the vendor's domains and code |
| Third-party modules | Never debranded |
| Reversible | Every stored change is listed and restorable; uninstalling restores values nobody has changed since |
| Platform | Version Released |
|---|---|
| Odoo 20 | 20.0.3.0.0 12/10/2026 |
| Odoo 19 | 19.0.5.5.0 27/09/2026 |
Is it reversible?
Yes. Every value the module writes is listed with the value it replaced and can be restored from the list. Uninstalling restores every written value that nobody has changed since.
Does it rebrand Odoo as something else?
No. It removes the vendor's name and puts nothing in its place. Your company name and logo appear only where Odoo would otherwise show its own, such as the browser tab and the installed-app icon.
Will it change my own text or other vendors' modules?
No. Only Odoo's own text is changed. Text you have edited, and text from third-party modules, whose licences often require attribution, is never touched.