Odoo ERP tailored to how your business works
Odoo is a modular business suite covering accounting, inventory, sales, purchasing, manufacturing, HR and more. It suits small and mid-sized businesses that want one integrated system instead of many disconnected tools.
Odoo lets you start with a few modules and add more as needed, and its Python framework makes custom modules practical. The community edition is open source, while the enterprise edition adds features and hosting under a licence. The main risk is over-customisation, which makes upgrades harder, so we prefer configuration first and custom code only where it clearly pays off. For large enterprises with complex global operations, Dynamics 365 or other enterprise ERPs may be a better fit.
What we build with Odoo
- Module configuration and setup
- Custom Odoo modules
- Ecommerce and marketplace integrations
- Data migration from legacy systems
- Reporting and workflow automation
Odoo questions
Community or Enterprise edition?
Community is free and open source; Enterprise adds features, hosting options and support. We compare the modules you need against both before you commit.
Will customising Odoo make upgrades difficult?
Heavy changes to core behaviour can. We keep custom code in separate modules and favour configuration, which keeps upgrades manageable.
Can you migrate our data into Odoo?
Yes. We import customers, products, stock, open orders and opening balances from your existing systems, reconciling totals with your finance team before go-live.
Can Odoo connect to our online store?
Yes. We sync products, stock, orders and customers between Odoo and platforms such as Shopify or WooCommerce, or use Odoo's own ecommerce module.
Can you build custom Odoo modules?
Yes. We develop custom modules in Python for business-specific processes, keeping them separate from standard code so they are easier to maintain and upgrade.
Where can Odoo be hosted?
Options include Odoo's own cloud, its platform-as-a-service offering or your own server. The choice affects customisation freedom, so we discuss it early.
Should we roll out every Odoo module at once?
Rarely. We usually start with the core modules that deliver most value, such as sales, inventory and accounting, and add others once those are working well.
How do you train our staff on Odoo?
With role-based walkthroughs, short written guides for your own processes and support during the first weeks after go-live, when most questions arise.
Can Odoo integrate with third-party systems?
Yes. Its external API lets us connect Odoo to payment providers, shipping carriers, banks and other business systems, with logging to catch failed syncs.
Is Odoo suitable for manufacturing businesses?
It can be. Manufacturing, quality and maintenance modules cover bills of materials and work orders, and we check your production processes against them before committing.
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