Odoo
Odoo (formerly OpenERP) is a suite of free software distributed business apps.
- Freemium • Open Source
- CRM System
- Project Management Tool
- Mac
- Windows
- Linux
- Online
- Android
- iPhone
- Android Tablet
- Windows Phone
- iPad
- Self-Hosted
What is Odoo?
Odoo (formerly OpenERP) is a suite of open-source business apps written in Python and distributed under the AGPL license, under the Open Core software business model. It is used by 2 million users worldwide to manage companies of all size. The main Odoo components are the server, 260 core modules (also called official modules) and around 4000 community modules.
Odoo is the only business software that provide full integrated solution from the front office to the back office. Instead of using different software following their needs, the companies can use Odoo for all their needs and spare huge cost on the synchronization of database.
FEATURES:
Enterprise resource planning Customer relationship management Point of sale Website builder E-Commerce Project Management Billing Accounting Human resource management Warehouse Management Events management Manufacturing management Purchase management Lead automation Survey tools Mass mailing tool Recruitment management Expenses management Fleet management
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Odoo information
- Developed byOdoo
- LicensingOpen Source and Freemium product.
- PricingSubscription that costs between $3600 and $18750.
- Written in
- RatingAverage rating of 3.4
- Alternatives164 alternatives listed
Supported Languages
- English
- Ukrainian
- Russian
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- 27,290 Stars
- 17,434 Forks
- 6013 Open Issues
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Tags
- CRM
- Website Builder
- Survey Creator
- events-management
- purchase-management
- mass-mailing-tool
- E-commerce
- Budget Manager
- lead-automation
- manufacturing-management
- billing
- Accounting
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It sounds exactly like what we need for some stuff we're working on; much simpler than the cobbled together solution we have now.
It's awesom, simple and yet powerful. Open source, cheap and coded in PYTHON!!!
I worked on an Odoo-based project for a few months. This is perhaps the single most confused, horrendous, badly implemented, barely documented code base I've ever seen - and I've seen a LOT. If it meets all of your needs right away, it might be worth considering, but if you have to modify any of the code, RUN. As soon as one thing changes in the code base, things break with no roadmap for fixing them.
Thanks for your review. Could you please be a bit more specific? For example, which version of the Odoo software were you using? Did you have a problem with ALL the code, or was it a problem with a specific PART of the code?
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The Accounting module was available in Odoo 10 CE for free, but taken away in Odoo 11 CE and moved to Odoo 11 EE behind a paywall. What else will they take away?
My company recently went through 1 month of trying to use the hosted Odoo product. We are now on community and extremely happy to have made the move. The problems with our experience:
The worst part about Odoo online is that their customer service just doesn't seem to care.
The community edition is great. I imagine that Enterprise probably is too.
Apparently the license is now LGPLv3, which means open source: https://github.com/odoo/odoo/commits/9.0/LICENSE
It seems to be a set of apps to be used, but everything is controlled via the the Odoo and to prolong the use they have demands as subscription with all personal/company details etc. The app is used online, meaning all data is located in the cloud and Odoo can disconnect anyone as soon as they decide on policy change.
Nice idea, but unfortunately I'm going to skip it - doesn't seem to be independent and long-lasting...
Hi I'm a common user of Odoo, but I think you misunderstand it. It's expensive if you use the service from official Odoo, but if you can install the system onto your own machine/cloud, it is totally free and fantastic to use. Trust me this is the best ERP I've ever used--I used SAP, ErpNext, SugarCRM, and so on.
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