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    Odoo is a suite of open-source business applications including CRM, e-commerce, accounting, manufacturing, and inventory management. It was originally started in 2005 and is developed by Odoo S.A. The software uses an open-core business model, providing both free and paid versions. Odoo applications are highly customizable and extensible through an app marketplace of thousands of community-developed modules.

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    Odoo is a suite of open-source business applications including CRM, e-commerce, accounting, manufacturing, and inventory management. It was originally started in 2005 and is developed by Odoo S.A. The software uses an open-core business model, providing both free and paid versions. Odoo applications are highly customizable and extensible through an app marketplace of thousands of community-developed modules.

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    Odoo is a suite of open-source business applications including CRM, e-commerce, accounting, manufacturing, and inventory management. It was originally started in 2005 and is developed by Odoo S.A. The software uses an open-core business model, providing both free and paid versions. Odoo applications are highly customizable and extensible through an app marketplace of thousands of community-developed modules.

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    Odoo is a suite of open-source business applications including CRM, e-commerce, accounting, manufacturing, and inventory management. It was originally started in 2005 and is developed by Odoo S.A. The software uses an open-core business model, providing both free and paid versions. Odoo applications are highly customizable and extensible through an app marketplace of thousands of community-developed modules.

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    Odoo is an open-source suite of business applications including ERP, CRM, accounting, e-commerce, etc. It has both community and enterprise editions.

    Odoo is a suite of business management software tools. Its main components are the framework, about 30 core applications, and thousands of community modules developed by users.

    Odoo started as TinyERP in 2005 and was later renamed OpenERP and then Odoo. It has grown to be one of the fastest growing companies in Belgium with over 5 million customers worldwide.

    Odoo

    Odoo is a suite of business management software tools including,


    for example, CRM, e-commerce, billing, accounting, Odoo
    manufacturing, warehouse, project management, and inventory
    management.

    During Odoo experience which took place in Belgium in October


    2022, Fabien Pinckaers announced that moving forward Odoo will
    make all applications available for free in enterprise edition,
    making Odoo an unparalleled suite of +70 integrated business
    apps.

    The Community version is a libre software, licensed under the


    GNU LGPLv3. The Enterprise version has proprietary extra
    Original author(s) Fabien
    features and services. The source code for the framework and core
    Pinckaers
    ERP modules is curated by the Belgium-based Odoo S.A. Odoo is
    available for both on-premises and ready to use SaaS environment. Developer(s) Odoo S.A.,
    The source code for the OpenObject framework and the core ERP Community
    modules are provided by Belgium-based Odoo S.A.
    Initial release February 2005
    Stable release 16.0 /
    Overview October 12,
    2022[1][2]
    From inception, Odoo S.A (formerly OpenERP S.A) has released
    Preview release master
    the core software as open source.[4] Since the V9.0 release, the
    company has transitioned to an open core model, which provides Repository github.com
    subscription-based proprietary enterprise software and cloud- /odoo/odoo (htt
    hosted software as a service, in addition to the open source version. ps://github.co
    In 2013, the not-for-profit Odoo Community Association was m/odoo/odoo)
    formed to promote the widespread use of Odoo and to support the
    collaborative development of Odoo features.[5] Written in JavaScript,
    Python
    Odoo's extensible architecture allows a large number of freelancers Operating system Linux, Unix-
    and organizations to develop Odoo Apps or Modules and place
    like, OS X,
    them in the marketplace for sale or to be downloaded for free. The
    Windows, iOS,
    main Odoo components are the framework, about 30 core
    applications (also called official modules), and thousands of Android
    community modules. Type ERP, CRM,
    Accounting,
    Odoo has been used as a component of university courses.[6] A CMS, E-
    study on experimental learning suggested that Odoo (then known
    commerce
    as OpenERP[7]) provides a suitable alternative to proprietary
    systems to supplement teaching. License "Community"
    version: GNU
    Lesser
    General Public
    License v3
    "Enterprise"
    Several books have been written about Odoo, some covering version:
    specific areas such as accounting or development.[8][9][10] Proprietary
    license

    Version support Website https://www.od


    oo.com[3]
    The last three Long Term Support versions (LTS) are supported in
    parallel. This means that when a new, fourth LTS version is released, the oldest version will reach the end
    of its useful life and will no longer be supported. As an example, 9.0 LTS is supported along with 10.0 LTS
    and 11.0 LTS, but it will reach End of Life when 12.0 LTS is released.[11]

    History
    In 2005, Fabien Pinckaers, the founder and current CEO of Odoo, started to develop his first software
    product, TinyERP. Three years later, the name was changed to OpenERP. The company started to grow
    quickly and in 2010, OpenERP had become a 100+ employee company.[12][13]

    In 2013, the company won a Deloitte award for being the fastest-growing company in Belgium, with
    1549% growth over a five-year period.[14]

    In 2014, the company was renamed Odoo, to diversify itself from the term "ERP".[15] In 2015, Inc.
    Magazine placed Odoo in the top 5000 fastest-growing private companies in Europe.[16]

    In 2019, the company raised a $90 million investment.[17]

    In 2021, Odoo products were used by more than 5 million customers.[18] Odoo expects to hire 1,000 new
    employees, according to CEO Fabien Pinckaers.[19][20]

    Reception
    Odoo has received several recognitions; before its name change, it received awards as OpenERP including
    Trends Gazelle, Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Award[21] and the InfoWorld's BOSSIE Award 2013.[22]
    After changing its name to Odoo, it won consecutive BOSSIE Awards in 2014,[23] 2015,[24] and 2016.[25]

    See also
    Free and open-
    source software
    portal

    Comparison of accounting software


    List of free and open source ERP packages
    List of free and open source software packages
    List of free and open source software packages concerning finance

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    External links
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