UncannyCS to showcase food traceability tools at Odoo Experience 2026

UncannyCS will bring six experts to Brussels Expo for Odoo Experience 2026, where the firm plans to focus on batch tracking, expiry control and connected Odoo operations for food and beverage companies. The pitch comes as EU traceability rules and food-waste pressure keep data accuracy and recall readiness high on the agenda.

Why it matters: - European food and beverage companies face strict traceability requirements under EU law, including the need to identify suppliers and customers tied to food products. - Better record-keeping can also help companies reduce losses tied to expiry, stock rotation and disconnected systems. - UncannyCS is using Odoo Experience 2026 to position its ERP work around those operational pain points.

What happened: - Uncanny Consulting Services LLP, known as UncannyCS, will exhibit at Odoo Experience 2026 in Brussels. - The event runs Sept. 24-26, 2026, at Brussels Expo in Belgium. - Six UncannyCS experts will staff Booth E1 across all three days. - The team will meet food manufacturers, beverage producers and distributors to discuss traceability and connected Odoo operations.

The details: - UncannyCS will focus on how products move from suppliers through production, storage and delivery. - The team will review supplier lots, production batches, expiry dates, quality checks, warehouse movements and customer deliveries. - The company will look for data that is missing, duplicated or trapped in disconnected systems. - UncannyCS says it starts food and beverage projects by mapping ingredient and product flows across purchasing, receipt, production, quality checks, storage, sales and dispatch. - The work can include linking supplier lots to purchase receipts, recording ingredient lots used in production and connecting finished batches to production and delivery records. - Other configuration work can include expiry dates, alert dates, First Expired, First Out rules, quality checks and reports for batch, stock and delivery information. - Odoo supports lot tracking, traceability reports, expiry management, First Expired, First Out stock selection, quality checks and quality alerts. - The final setup depends on each company’s products, locations, duties and working practices. - The company states that software alone does not certify a food business as compliant with EU law, and that the business remains responsible for its procedures and legal obligations. - More information about UncannyCS’s food and beverage ERP solutions is available on the company’s industry page.

Between the lines: - The booth strategy appears built around process diagnosis rather than a generic product pitch. - CEO and Founder Ankit Gauri said ERP conversations are more useful when they start with what is going wrong today, not with a long list of features. - At Booth E1, the team plans to assess whether Odoo fits a visitor’s process, whether an existing implementation needs correction, or whether another system should be connected instead of replaced. - That approach suggests UncannyCS is targeting companies with messy or fragmented operations, not only new ERP buyers.

What's next: - Visitors at Booth E1 can discuss ingredient traceability, expiry control, recall preparation, multi-warehouse inventory, production, quality records, Odoo migration and third-party connections. - UncannyCS says the attending team will cover leadership, technology, Odoo delivery, project delivery, sales and business growth. - The company points to a published project for UK food manufacturer and distributor NAH Foods as an example of its work, including centralized purchasing, batch- and expiry-aware inventory, production planning, recipes, bills of materials, lot tracking and custom reports. - UncannyCS is associated with Uncanny Consulting Services LLP in India and Uncanny Consulting Services FZC in the United Arab Emirates. - The UAE entity is listed by Odoo as a Silver Partner. - UncannyCS provides Odoo consulting, implementation, migration, customization, integration and support to organizations in Europe, the Middle East and the United States.

The bottom line: - UncannyCS is using Odoo Experience 2026 to sell a practical message: food traceability depends less on software features alone and more on connecting real-world records across the supply chain.