Industries
Odoo, configured for how you actually operate
Partners implement by industry because a manufacturer and a trading company do not share a warehouse, a BOM, or a GST filing pattern. Below is where we start. Discovery still writes the scope.
Talk through your industryManufacturing
Make-to-stock or make-to-order without a second system for the shop floor. BOMs, work centres and inventory stay tied to costing.
- BOMs, manufacturing orders, work centres
- Raw material, WIP and finished goods
- Quality, subcontracting where needed
- Landed cost and manufacturing accounting
Typical apps: Inventory, MRP, Purchase, Sales, Accounting
Trading & distribution
Buy, stock, sell, invoice. Multi-warehouse routes, vendor POs and GST-compliant invoices that match how goods actually move.
- Multi-warehouse and inter-warehouse transfers
- Pricelists, credit limits, sales teams
- Purchase agreements and reordering
- GST, e-invoicing, e-way bill where required
Typical apps: Sales, Purchase, Inventory, Accounting, CRM
Retail
Counter or online, the back office is still inventory and accounts. POS or website orders must hit the same stock and the same tax.
- Point of sale or eCommerce, one inventory
- Variants, barcodes, pricelists
- Returns, loyalty, multi-store where needed
- Daily close into accounting
Typical apps: POS, Website, Inventory, Sales, Accounting
Professional services
Pipeline, delivery and invoicing in one place so project managers are not reconciling timesheets in a spreadsheet at month-end.
- CRM from lead to quotation
- Projects, tasks, timesheets
- Milestone or time-and-material invoicing
- Employees, leaves, payroll where required
Typical apps: CRM, Project, Timesheets, Sales, Accounting, Employees
Not listed?
If the process fits Odoo, we will say so, or we will say no
We would rather decline a poor fit than force manufacturing software onto a business that needs something else. The consulting step exists to make that call early.