Odoo guide
Odoo is an open-source, all-in-one business platform that runs accounting, inventory, CRM, manufacturing, HR and e-commerce in one system.
Odoo integrates more than 50 core apps, from accounting, inventory and CRM to manufacturing, HR, e-commerce and project management. Every app talks to every other app natively, so data flows in real time across the operation.
You start with the modules you need today, for example Accounting and Inventory, and add CRM, Manufacturing or HR later as the business evolves. No forced bundles and no paying for features you will never use.
Community is free under the LGPL licence, suits startups and small businesses, and has no Studio, limited reporting, no multi-company management and no official support. Enterprise adds advanced accounting, Studio, mobile apps, IoT, VoIP, marketing automation and support.
Fabien Pinckaers started the platform in Belgium. It grew from a one-person project into one of the most widely adopted business software products.
Odoo reports about 12M active users and adds roughly 13,000 new clients a month. It reported €650M revenue in 2025, and India is among its top four countries for adoption with the US, Belgium and France.
We map your workflows, pain points and goals before touching any configuration.
An Odoo system architected around how your business works, not a generic template.
Modules built and configured with constant feedback loops.
Your team is confident and the system is checked before launch.
Historical data moved safely from legacy systems such as Tally or SAP.
Smooth deployment followed by dedicated ongoing support.
Odoo is open-source enterprise resource planning software: an integrated suite covering CRM, Sales, Accounting, Inventory, Manufacturing, HR, Marketing, Website and E-commerce on one unified platform.
Community is the free, open-source edition with core modules and basic functionality. Enterprise is the licensed edition that adds Studio, IoT, the full accounting module, multi-company support, Odoo.sh hosting, mobile support and professional support.
Yes. Its modular structure lets you start with only the apps you need, which keeps initial costs low, and add more apps as the business grows.
Odoo is industry-agnostic and has been deployed across manufacturing, retail, food and hospitality, real estate and construction, professional services, e-commerce, education and more.
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