What is Odoo (ex-OpenERP)?
An open-source ERP that grows with you
Odoo is an ERP — a complete business-management system and a suite of apps that work together (sales, purchase, accounting and more), all sharing one database. A sale entered once updates inventory, triggers manufacturing and prepares the invoice — automatically. One data set, all your tools.
Community or Enterprise
Two editions to choose from
Pick the edition that matches your needs — and switch later without redoing your setup.
The main Odoo modules
Every function has its module — all speak the same language
CRM, Sales, Inventory, Manufacturing, Accounting, HR, Website, Marketing — 50+ core apps you activate as you grow, each connected to the same data. A modular suite that replaces a stack of disconnected tools.

How much does Odoo cost?
The list price isn’t the final bill
The real question isn’t the price of the edition, but the total cost once Odoo is adapted to your processes — licensing, implementation and support all count. Odoo still costs less and deploys faster than the big competitor ERPs.
How do you deploy Odoo?
You choose where it runs
Odoo Online (SaaS), Odoo.sh (managed cloud) or on-premise — these options cover every need. Where the system runs is only a detail: the method and the partner who guides you matter most.
Odoo Online (SaaS)
Odoo hosts everything. Fast launch, no hardware to manage.
Odoo.sh (managed cloud)
For projects that need custom code, while staying hosted.
On-premise
Runs on your own servers, for full control of your data.
Rolling out Odoo the right way
By phases, never “big bang”
Deploying every app at once is the most common mistake. A phased approach — one scope after another — secures the launch. Map your processes first, then activate Odoo where your priorities and constraints justify it.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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