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by pinky07 7y ago
Odoo Studio: https://www.odoo.com/page/studio
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by pinky07 7y ago
It's huge and growing very fast. Here is the latest partner survey: https://fpodoo.typeform.com/report/of94m5/u9OIWzKf0ncIVPV4 There are already 31k employees dedicated to Odoo, working for official partners
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by pinky07 7y ago
Founder here. I don't develop anymore since a few years with some exceptions (e.g. the ORM refactoring if v13). I still spend 50% of my time to improve the product, but more as a product owner. (The other 50% is to improve the company)
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by pinky07 7y ago
Odoo is not comparable to SAP or Oracle. We focus mostly on SMEs, with an approach "per app" rather than an ERP. What we do is more comparable to building an open source WIX, Trello, Slack, Pipedrive, ... I would never do somethin
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by pinky07 7y ago
No, Odoo is not going into that direction. We invest more and more in the community version. Here is a blog that explains the right balance between Odoo Community and Odoo Enterprise: https://www.odoo.com/blog/odoo-news
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by pinky07 7y ago
We do 500k€ of positive cashflow per month, despite the fact that we recruit as fast as we can (350 people recruited in 2019). We have an average growth of 71% per year, over the past ten years. (64% in 2019) We have never been hype, but ke
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by pinky07 7y ago
You should test them both online, it takes a few minutes. There is no comparison possible. - Odoo: https://odoo.com/start - Tryton: https://www.tryton.org/download
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by pinky07 7y ago
Founder of Odoo here. I think you are wrong, at least for the case of Odoo. All the decisions we took have never been influenced by VC, or a goal of large returns. Quite the opposite: we always execute for the long term (e.g. growing the co
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by pinky07 7y ago
Odoo is probably the fastest way to create crud apps, especially with Odoo Studio: https://www.odoo.com/page/studio
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by pinky07 7y ago
Did you try the Odoo website builder? It is less cluttered than Gutenberg and support inline edition of dynamic content like TinaCMS (e.g. change product price, name, ...): https://www.odoo.com/page/website-builder Dis
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Odoo's open source business model explained(odoo.com)
11 points by pinky07 8y ago|2 comments
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by pinky07 8y ago
Odoo.com | Python & Javascript Developers | Grand-Rosière, Belgium | On Site Odoo is a company building open source business apps. We recruit developers in Belgium, to develop in Python & Javascript. (We also have offices in San Fra
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by pinky07 10y ago
And here is the youtube video to see it in action: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xCvFZrrQq7k
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Odoo Studio: build business apps in minutes(odoo.com)
3 points by pinky07 10y ago|1 comments
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by pinky07 10y ago
We use Yodlee for Odoo Accounting: https://www.odoo.com It's a crappy service, but the only one that support a wide range of banks in different countries: - costs a lot: we pay around $20,000 / year - we have a lot of
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by pinky07 10y ago
Have a look at Odoo, it integrates all you need in a single software: project management, forecast/resource planning, timesheet, bug tracker, integration with github, communication tools, ... (as well as integration with sales and bill
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by pinky07 10y ago
Yes: https://www.Odoo.com But we did not follow Sam's path. 1/ we made resellers and developers happy (being open source played an important role early on) 2/ we grew 3/ we made end users very happy 4/ w
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by pinky07 10y ago
We made this feature by feature comparison with SAP BO (not R/3): https://www.odoo.com/page/compare-odoo-vs-sap And all our comparisons whitepapers are here: https://www.odoo.com/fr_FR/page&#x
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by pinky07 10y ago
Tryton's fork was motivated by disagreements on the technical and business directions. 1/ On technical side, both leaders had very different directions on lots of different details. The main one being: Odoo moved to the web, Tryto
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by pinky07 10y ago
Odoo Q&A is an open source clone of stackoverflow: https://www.odoo.com/page/community-builder It has three mode: forum, Q&A (clone of SO), share links (like HN)
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by pinky07 11y ago
Mostly, because we are too small for what we do: https://www.odoo.com/page/all-apps Our promise is to cover all enterprise needs in a single software, while being super easy to use. It's something nobody succeeded
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by pinky07 11y ago
Two years ago, it used to be our business model: selling maintenance services to bigger companies (includes unlimited technical support for bugfixes and upgrades). We tried hard to grow on services rather than selling proprietary features.
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by pinky07 11y ago
I am the founder of OpenERP / Odoo and I can't believe what I just read. Just wrote this mail to RMS, hope he will fix his post: Although we do sell a service to help companies upgrade, there is also an open source tool by the Odo
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by pinky07 11y ago
Odoo also has an open source mailchimp clone: https://www.odoo.com/page/email-marketing From the Call-to-actions on the website, to the mass mailing and statistics on emails. (with a good email template composer)
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by pinky07 11y ago
we support CSV or Excel import, you have to export your data in CSV.
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by pinky07 11y ago
> Cool. So will there have to be a paying user or will the first user be free as well? No, it's really free. Since the first user. > Also, since the apps have different prices, will it be > the cheapest or the most expensive a
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by pinky07 11y ago
Yes, we have to improve that. One app is always free (including all its dependencies), we will improve the pricing calculator.
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by pinky07 11y ago
Odoo has hundreds of business apps. Our cloud offer is free for one app. So, if you only use accounting it's free, but if you need more application: eCommerce, point of sale, inventory, etc. then you have to pay. That's for the cl
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by pinky07 11y ago
Odoo Accounting has nearly everything the OP wants: - full API: https://www.odoo.com/documentation/9.0/api_integration.html - direct integration with 24.000 banks for statements - for non supported banks, has it s
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The new Odoo: all apps are free(odoo.com)
1 points by pinky07 11y ago|0 comments

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