What is Odoo? This ERP system offers various business management solutions and functions, such as: Customer Relationship Management (CRM), e-commerce, accounting, manufacturing, warehousing, project management, and inventory management. Odoo has around 30 core applications and over 20,000 modules. The Belgian company has a digital community of over 1,500 users and a strong global partner network. Advantage: Here are some of the differences between Odoo and other ERP systems on the market: - One of the best for small businesses Market focus: Odoo is a leading ERP provider focused on small and medium-sized businesses. Cross-industry : The system supports multiple vertical businesses. Some of the most notable Odoo customers include: Toyota, CSC Scientific, SoftIron, Nordika and many others. User Interface : Odoo has a simple user environment and very intuitive programming. Our customers find it easy to train their teams and receive positive feedback on the user interface. Flexibility : Integrations, applications, and additional functionality can be added over time, while many other ERP systems require a specific set of technologies to implement. Odoo is more modular and can be built to fit specific digital transformation strategies or evolving initiatives. Pricing Transparency: Pricing is very straightforward and clear throughout the entire purchasing process with very few hidden costs - ideal for small and medium-sized businesses on a tight budget. Failure: Odoo is very sensible in terms of ERP system, so it is so attractive to communities of small and medium -sized enterprises. Compatibility - Supplement with other systems: due to its structure, Odoo usually accompanies other systems and improves overall business productivity. For example, if an organization has an existing ERP but needs CRM support - Odoo CRM can be integrated with their existing system while allowing CRM functionality without having to replace the entire ERP suite. API Friendly: Odoo can be effectively integrated with other major systems, most notably: Amazon, eBay, UPS/FedEx and QuickBooks. - implement: Slow and steady: Odoo allows organizations to grow and evolve with the software instead of implementing an overwhelming solution that a business will find difficult to manage. Modules, apps, and features can be added throughout the business transformation process and can evolve as your digital strategy evolves. Ease of Execution: Because of the product’s relative ease of use and technical simplicity, it can be easier, less costly, and less risky to implement than other ERP systems.