Python adapter
QuickBooks Online
Connect QuickBooks Online invoices to pick-to-light work with OAuth 2.0, signed webhooks, configurable bin maps, and optional Orders and closed-loop handling.
Integration Examples
Start with working community code instead of an empty repository.
Do Not Reinvent the Wheel
Before designing a new integration, check whether your platform is already represented below. Even when it is not, the closest example can provide reusable patterns for authentication, event handling, device commands, location mapping, retries, and acknowledgements.
Fork first, customize second
Run the closest example unchanged in a non-production environment before replacing its mappings with your own. This gives you a known working baseline and makes each customization easier to test.
Open Integration Library
Python adapter
Manhattan Active Warehouse Management
Use extension-handler and Google Pub/Sub patterns with configurable mapping profiles for Manhattan Active WM events.
SuiteScript and Python
Oracle NetSuite WMS
Connect NetSuite warehouse events directly to Voodoo with a configurable SuiteScript and Python reference implementation.
Python REST adapter
Oracle Fusion Cloud WMS
Map Oracle Fusion Cloud Warehouse Management events to Voodoo device commands with a configurable Python adapter.
Python webhook server
Extensiv 3PL Warehouse Manager
Receive Extensiv warehouse events through webhooks and translate them into Voodoo pick-to-light activity.
Chrome extension
ShipStation
Bring pick-to-light into the ShipStation packing workflow with a browser extension instead of building a WMS integration.
Odoo addon
Odoo
Connect Voodoo Cloud Display Devices directly to the Odoo Transfers workflow with a free addon.
Customize an Example with AI
Give the Voodoo Oracle the relevant repository link or files, your WMS event format, and the workflow you need. Ask it to explain the existing architecture first, identify what can stay unchanged, and propose the smallest safe set of modifications.
Continue with detailed follow-up requests for complete files, tests, retry and idempotency behavior, logging, configuration, deployment instructions, and a production-readiness review. AI can do much more than produce a short snippet when you keep supplying concrete requirements and test results.
Improve the Library for the Next Integrator
Reuse goes both ways. If you add a useful mapping, fix an edge case, improve a deployment script, or write missing tests, consider sharing the improvement through an issue or pull request where the repository accepts contributions. You can also send a reusable example to Voodoo Support.
Remove private data before sharing
Never publish API keys, access tokens, customer records, internal hostnames, or proprietary business rules. Replace them with safe sample values and include tests or setup notes that another user can follow.