Odoo Reviews

It is very easy to use, you can see that the uSer Interface is done to be used by anyone, it is easy to setup, and in Timing against others, it is Awesome.

The Support is Slow, you need to wait a lot for something to be resolved (in Mexico).

Customizability

Difficult to learn and difficult to maintain without an IT department.

The reason why we had chosen Odoo is for the combination of applications and being open source. We use practically all modules; sales, CRM, Purchases, projects, webshop/website, POS, HR, repair management, manufacturing, and finance. Most of the competitor ERP software does not provide the webshop/website and POS modules. This point was for us at the end the most important one.

Because of the great number of applications within Odoo, they are not all at it's very best. But providing feedback, creating your own customisations or even your own modules does help to make the Odoo system more complete and easier to use.

Have a lot of packages all over the internet that can be used for free and can be found in their own store, the community can be really helpful when asked for a doubt, easy to add new packages and configure some basics things to make it work with a lot of companies even for non-programmers, it's open source

There are a lot of basic functionalities that can only accesed by paying, if a company needs to customize more than basics things can be really dificult to make, the community version does not have any type of support and it's a little unstable, there are no package compatibility between versions

Ability to see where products have been purchased from, the price, and date which they were purchased. The ability to see purchases based on product or vendor.

Setting up the store takes time and can be repetitive creating new products.

The best thing about this software is the versatility of the apps and the grade of customization that we can achieve.

the least I like is the support, it is not bad but it could be better, we need to wait some times two day for it, but with a solving answer.

It is opensource and free to use and customize to our needs. Most or all of the features are free to use and the number of users are unlimited.

The user interface and experience should be a bit better. It looks pretty bland straight up. But its alright given the software is free to use and customize!

It’s easy to install, easy to configure and don’t cost a bomb to own. Plus as it’s open source, new modules and apps can be developed without worrying about any sunset policy. Also, “one system to manage one business is key differentiator.

It should have nice mobile app and should also have more inbuilt localised features according to each country/province. Specially for accounts, taxation, HR etc. Also different pricing for “self service users” can make Odoo more competitive.

Odoo is more and more simple to use. There are less problems when installing the ERP.

Odoo is not configurable by the common user. Only engineers and developers can have access to the configuration menu, which is very expensive at the end.

Module Base Approach Easy to Customization Easy to understand easy to integrate

odoo needs to improve manufacturing module that is not fit for all business.

Price
the best ROI in market (Mexico)
User experience

Direct support from Odoo could be better

All applications in the software are integrated and work perfectly fine together. It's simple to use and is very flexible.

The software is full of big great features, but sometimes, I wonder how come some small features are not implemented. Like It would have taken not much effort for them to implement these small features.

And, I hope they won't change business model too many times.

Odoo is powerful enough and so well structured, that it is a tool prepared almost to any challenge that you could have in your business.

The permission management, although is so granular, sometimes it takes hours in test-error to find the correct settings you need. Also, the POS is difficult to adapt to particular needs.

Customization
Integration of all the apps

The software has a fairly steep learning curve on the implementation side and there isn't a lot of information or training on the details.

We have been working at Odoo for 2 years now. The service is well suited for bookkeeping, if it is properly configured (to carry out revision, consulting). I can say the same about modules - there are a lot of them, but almost everyone needs to be improved.

Odoo is difficult to implement in a company. To do this, we had to hire additional highly paid specialists. This exceeded the budget that was allocated for the implementation of the service.

Modules, and pay as you go options. The ability to scale with the business. There are many features that still haven't been touched due to the complexity and modularity of the system.

The complexity of the system. It seems because it is so robust, you can receive three different answers from Odoo staff on operations and they will all be different. Manual could be better, videos showing operations would be ideal.

Why did you decide to stop on this program? To begin with, in its free version there is much more functionality than other similar ones. Further among the advantages I can note its modularity and, accordingly, flexibility. Everything can be easily configured to the parameters of your own business.

Many believe that the disadvantage of the program is the need to reconstruct existing business processes. But I think this is a necessary measure, do not stand still. Spend these six months - a year and you will not regret it.

I liked this system because it linked me all the departments in the company marketing, sales ,project management and financial

Perhaps the difficulty in this system is a lot of complicated use, and it has many separate windows, so it should be well focused on when establishing

ODOO is one of the flexible software which I have used during exposure to ERP's. It has more than 10000 Modules which are developed by community members and moderated by Odoo.

Need to focus on increasing Enterprise features.Even though the UI is considerably improved but still there is room for improvement.

Their ability to create reports about our business resources has been exemplary, especially when dealing with human resources and purchase orders. With odoo we have been able to store many documents safely and quickly.

Its point of sale management system is surprisingly slow, so in the end we have decided not to use it. It does not integrate into social networks, nor does it manage chat internally (at least, not without losing speed). Your targeting options are scarce.

The ease of navigation, quick responce of the System,,simplicity.

The cost per user, sometimes is not. Sustainable for large istitutions, the company should explore ways to discount the institutions that have large user profile

They provide all apps that can use for a company's different department used. Best thing is that it's easy to set up the web pages for company customer facing website, also for the internal invoice templates used. Hover the label, tooltips helps a lot to explain the field is using for.

For Inventory app that they don't have a way to upload multiple photos to the product. When we want to upload the skid size, Odoo doesn't have width, length, and height options for us to enter and do the calculation.

* fast
* performance
* open-source
* powerful community

* poorly documented
* too much versions

Scale as you need to, start with 1 app and continue to on-board other parts of your organization.

Responsiveness of features from the odoo tech team is timely.

1. User Interface
2. Flexibility
3. User Experience
4. Easy Integration

Upgrading to newer version is the least thing that i like about this software