Odoo

Odoo is a business management software suite developed in Belgium. It provides applications for customer relationship management, e-commerce, accounting, manufacturing, warehouse management, project management, and inventory management. In October 2022, Odoo S.A. announced changes to its pricing structure, including a single per-user subscription plan for access to its applications. Odoo is available in two editions: Community, released under the GNU LGPLv3 license, and Enterprise, which contains proprietary applications and support services. The software can be deployed on-premises or provided through a software-as-a-service (SaaS) model.

Odoo is a business management software suite developed in Belgium. It provides applications for customer relationship management, e-commerce, accounting, manufacturing, warehouse management, project management, and inventory management. In October 2022, Odoo S.A. announced changes to its pricing structure, including a single per-user subscription plan for access to its applications. Odoo is available in two editions: Community, released under the GNU LGPLv3 license, and Enterprise, which contains proprietary applications and support services. The software can be deployed on-premises or provided through a software-as-a-service (SaaS) model. ==Overview== From its inception, Odoo S.A. (formerly OpenERP S.A.) released the core software as open-source software. Since the release of version 9.0, the company has operated under an open-core model that combines open-source software with proprietary enterprise applications and cloud-based SaaS offerings. In 2013, the non-profit Odoo Community Association was established to support collaborative development and use of the software. Odoo has a modular architecture that allows third-party developers and organizations to create additional applications and extensions that can be distributed through its marketplace or shared publicly. The platform consists of a core framework, official applications developed by Odoo S.A., and community-developed modules. Odoo can also be integrated with external systems through third-party services and implementation partners. Odoo has been used in university courses as part of teaching materials. A study on experimental learning suggested that Odoo (then known as OpenERP ) can serve as an alternative to proprietary systems for educational purposes. Publications on Odoo include books covering topics such as accounting and software development. ==Reception== Odoo is described in industry sources as a versatile enterprise resource planning (ERP) system. Prior to its rebranding, the software received several awards under the name OpenERP, including the Trends Gazelle, the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Award, and InfoWorld’s BOSSIE Award in 2013, as well as in subsequent years following its rebranding to Odoo. ==See also== Comparison of accounting software List of free and open source ERP packages List of free and open source software packages List of free and open source software packages concerning finance ==References== ==External links==

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