Industries
Built around how your sector actually works
The same Odoo, configured differently. These are the businesses we know best.
Restaurants and cafés
Many branches, a central kitchen, recipes that change and margins that are thin.
In Odoo- Point of sale sales posted per branch and business day
- Recipes as bills of materials, consumption from sales
- Central kitchen production and transfers
- Waste and expiry tracked on their own accounts
Retail and multi-branch
Stock in every branch, prices that must match, transfers that must arrive.
In Odoo- Point of Sale with barcode and loyalty
- Replenishment rules per warehouse
- Transfers between branches with receipt confirmation
- Branch-level access: each team sees its own branch
Manufacturing
Bills of materials, work centres and costs that come from the floor, not from a spreadsheet.
In Odoo- Multi-level bills of materials and by-products
- Work orders, routings and planning
- Lots, serial numbers and quality checks
- Real production cost posted to accounting
Distribution and wholesale
Imports, warehouses, price lists per customer and a sales team on the road.
In Odoo- Purchase agreements and landed costs
- Multi-warehouse stock with lots and expiry dates
- Customer price lists and credit limits
- Delivery orders with signature on delivery
Professional services
Projects, people and hours that need to turn into invoices.
In Odoo- Projects, tasks and timesheets
- Invoicing by milestone or by the hour
- Recurring contracts and subscriptions
- Expenses and approvals
Groups and holding companies
Several companies, one view of the group.
In Odoo- Several companies with shared or separate catalogues
- Invoices and transfers between companies
- Consolidated reports
- One login for staff who work across companies
Your sector is not on the list?
Odoo covers far more than these six. Tell us how you work and we will tell you honestly whether it fits.
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