What is Odoo ERP and it’s useful features

Odoo is an open-source business management software that is perfect for small and large enterprises. It has been built to take care of your daily needs and can't be matched by any other business management software on the market today.

When we talk about an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system, it is a suite consisting of many applications like sales, project management, inventory and warehouse management, manufacturing, human resource management and even more.

Odoo Enterprise is an industry leading cloud-hosted solution that can be used anywhere and from any device, providing greater flexibility and scalability. Odoo ERP runs on multiple operating systems like Apple iOS and Google Android, desktop. It has lot more features

·        Website builder with Odoo CMS (content management system)

·        Accounting 

·        Subscriptions

·        Planning

·        Consolidation

·        Invoicing

·        Timesheets

·        Inventory management and warehouse management

·        Manufacturing MRP 

·        Field service

·        Marketing, including apps for Marketing Automation, Email Marketing, and Social media 

·        eCommerce

·        Point of sale

·        Helpdesk for customer support

·        Project management

·        Product Lifecycle Management (PLM)

·        Human resources, including apps for Recruitment and Employee Referral

·        eLearning

·        CRM (customer relationship management)

Odoo does a lot of things well. From managing inventory to managing customers, Odoo has a number of features that will help your company run smoothly. It's a good choice for small businesses and some mid-sized companies that need a robust ERP solution that can handle simple processes and complex tasks.

Businesses of all sizes have different requirements, they all have different processes and they all have their own unique hurdles to jump and here odoo comes to work with all business categories, Odoo is compatible with lots of business like

·        Manufacturing companies

·        Distribution companies

·        Retailers, including online eCommerce and brick-and-mortar businesses

·        Companies with field service operations

·        R&D companies

·        Service companies

·        Marketing companies

·        Training companies

·        Consultants and Odoo Partners

·        IT companies with trained developers

·        Accounting firms.