One connected operating system for your cleaning company.
Commercial cleaning work has a lot of moving pieces: leads, walkthroughs, proposals, contracts, recurring schedules, crews, call-outs, supplies, inspections, invoices, and follow-up. Unisyn helps shape Odoo around those workflows so information can move with the operation.
From inquiry to payment without rebuilding the same record.
A cleaning company does not need more isolated apps. It needs the right information to move from the website inquiry to the CRM opportunity, walkthrough, proposal, contract, recurring schedule, crew assignment, timesheet or inspection, invoice, payment, and customer follow-up.
Example operating flow
Website inquiry -> CRM opportunity -> walkthrough -> proposal -> contract -> recurring schedule -> crew assignment -> timesheet or inspection -> invoice -> payment -> customer follow-up.
Cleaning operations that can be connected in Odoo.
Leads, walkthroughs, and estimates
Track inquiries, site walkthrough notes, estimate details, proposals, contracts, and follow-up in a structured sales workflow.
Recurring schedules and crews
Coordinate customer schedules, recurring service work, job assignments, crew responsibilities, and changes that affect delivery.
Employee records and attendance
Support employee records, attendance history, call-outs, time-off requests, replacement-worker workflows, and manager review.
Timesheets and field service
Connect completed work, time capture, service notes, inspections, and quality-control tasks to the customer record.
Supplies, chemicals, and equipment
Track consumables, chemicals, paper products, storage areas, crew stock, equipment, minimum quantities, and purchasing.
Invoicing, payments, and reporting
Tie completed service to invoicing, recurring billing, payment tracking, documents, reporting, and customer follow-up.
Start with the apps that matter now.
A cleaning company does not need to implement every Odoo application at once. A practical project might start with CRM and sales, or scheduling and timesheets, or inventory and purchasing. The system can expand after the first workflow is stable.
A strong implementation accounts for the company's policies, approvals, employee workflows, service rules, billing habits, and inventory controls.
Credibility from operator context
Nick Kalos has firsthand commercial-cleaning experience, including the pressure around scheduling, employees, customer work, supplies, contracts, invoicing, and disconnected systems. That background helps Unisyn ask better implementation questions.
Map one cleaning workflow before changing everything.
Start with one painful handoff: missed follow-up, call-outs, recurring schedules, supply reorder, inspection reporting, or invoice creation.