Implementation pages for individual Odoo apps, covering what each app does, which parts are Community or Enterprise only, and what a project to roll it out involves.
Rolling out Odoo Manufacturing: bills of materials and routings, work centers, one- to three-step production flows, master production schedule, subcontracting and Shop Floor, with Quality, Maintenance and PLM as Enterprise add-ons and the data needed before go-live.
Setting up Odoo Inventory for real warehouses: locations, routes and push or pull rules, multi-step receipts and deliveries, reordering, lot and serial tracking, removal strategies, valuation, and Barcode as an Enterprise app for scanning operations.
Implementing Odoo Accounting as the general ledger: fiscal localization package, chart of accounts, journals, taxes and fiscal positions, bank reconciliation, payment follow-up and year-end closing, and the difference between Invoicing in Community and full Accounting.
Deploying Odoo Point of Sale across shops or restaurants: hardware and IoT, receipt printers, integrated payment terminals, offline behavior, restaurant floors and kitchen printing, and how sessions post to Inventory and Accounting.
Launching an online store on Odoo Website and eCommerce: catalog and variants, B2B and B2C pricing, checkout and payment providers, delivery methods, Google Merchant Center, SEO and multiple websites from one database.
Rolling out Odoo Employees, Time Off, Attendances and Payroll: contracts and salary rules, work entries, country payroll localizations, accounting entries for pay runs, and why Payroll needs Enterprise.
Implementing the Enterprise Helpdesk and Field Service apps: ticket teams and SLAs, field tasks, itineraries and worksheets, parts consumed from Inventory, timesheets and invoicing of service work.
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