10 Ways we build Odoo to address actual business challenges

Odoo is powerful when it is used efficiently, but using it only efficiently rarely covers everything a growing business needs. Making an ERP more efficient is to make it more competitive and useful for the growing needs of businesses. Over time, Odolution has been working on building a few custom sets of modules to fill the gaps we kept running into with clients, like payment flows that never settled with local requirements, approval chains with less flexibility that needed to be fixed, and many more. 

Making Odoo a platform that has all the features to cover the gaps of any business.

Rather than gatekeeping these solutions to ourselves, we are happy to share these with you, each one in a dedicated blog series over the coming weeks, and each blog post will carry 3 sections.

1- What problem does it solve?

2- How does it work?

3-Where does it fit into your Odoo setup?

 Here is the description of what's coming in the blog series:

All 10 solutions will be grouped by themes

1. Retail & Point of Sale

2. Finance & Payments

3. Operations & Workflow

4. Utilities

After introducing the groups and how they work, let me give you the method of how we will publish them.

We will publish one deep-dive post to give you clarity about how the module works every couple of weeks. The series will be initiated with the Point of Sale module, as its work is generalized, so most of the audience will relate to it and will benefit from it. Each post will cover the problem it solves, how it works in practice, and who it's built for.

So here is what we suggest: Bookmark this page because we will be updating it with links as each of the module posts goes live, so you have one platform to find the complete series.

Have any specific Odoo concerns in your mind that you don’t see covered here?

There is a very high chance that we might have already built something related to it.