Fragmented tools
- Spreadsheets, inboxes, and separate apps holding overlapping records
- Manual handoffs between sales, operations, and finance
- Reporting assembled after the fact from exports
About Odoo
What is Odoo? Integrated business apps on one database
Odoo is an integrated, modular suite of ERP and business applications — CRM, sales, accounting, inventory, and more — sharing one database. Mountsol implements and extends that platform as a Certified Odoo Partner.
- Open-source suite
- One shared database
- Certified Odoo Partner
What Odoo is
A modular ERP and suite of apps that share one database
Odoo is an integrated platform: the apps sit together and share a database. CRM, Sales, Accounting, Inventory, Manufacturing, Project, HR, Website, eCommerce, Point of Sale, Marketing, and Helpdesk work from the same records — not from separate logins.
- Integrated, modular business applications on one platform
- One database for the apps you actually enable
- Start with needed apps and add more as operations mature
- Official apps include CRM, Sales, Accounting, Inventory, Manufacturing, Project, HR, Website, eCommerce, POS, Marketing, and Helpdesk
How Odoo works
Choose apps, connect teams, then grow on the same platform
Odoo stays modular because the apps you enable sit on one database. The usual path is simple: pick what you need, configure it, connect the teams, automate repeat work, and add apps as the business grows.
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Choose apps
Start with the official Odoo apps operations need — CRM, Accounting, Inventory, or others — without installing the whole catalog.
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Configure
Set up companies, users, and the workflows that match how the business already runs.
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Connect teams
Sales, operations, finance, and delivery work from the same records instead of exporting between tools.
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Automate
Quotations, stock moves, invoices, and follow-up can follow one operating model on the shared database.
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Grow
Add apps as the company matures — without starting over on a new platform.
How modules work together
Official Odoo apps teams actually run
These are standard Odoo applications — not a Mountsol product list. Enable the ones operations need; they share records on the same database. Mountsol implements and extends the apps your scope actually includes.
- CRM
- Sales
- Accounting
- Inventory
- Manufacturing
- Project
Shared database
One Odoo platform
- HR
- Website
- eCommerce
- Point of Sale
- Marketing
- Helpdesk
When Odoo is implemented as a connected suite, sales, inventory, accounting, and the other apps you enable work from the same information. That is the difference between a platform and a collection of logins.
- 01 CRM
- Leads and pipeline on the same platform as sales and delivery.
- 02 Sales
- Quotations and orders connected to inventory and accounting.
- 03 Accounting
- Financial operations on the same database as the rest of the business.
- 04 Inventory
- Stock operations that share data with sales, purchase, and manufacturing.
- 05 Manufacturing
- Production flows connected to inventory and sales.
- 06 Project
- Project work alongside the rest of the suite.
- 07 HR
- Employee records on the same platform as operations.
- 08 Website
- The company site as part of the same Odoo apps.
- 09 eCommerce
- An online store connected to inventory and sales.
- 10 Point of Sale
- In-person sales on the same platform as the back office.
- 11 Marketing
- Campaigns and follow-up on the same records as CRM and sales.
- 12 Helpdesk
- Support tickets on the same platform as customers and orders.
Fragmented vs connected
The problem Odoo is built to replace
When implemented as a suite, Odoo replaces a pile of disconnected tools with apps that share one database.
One Odoo platform
- Shared data across the apps you run
- Workflows that follow the same records
- A single environment to operate, extend, and support
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One platform
Run official Odoo apps together instead of a stack of separate products.
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Centralized information
Teams work from shared records on one database, not overlapping copies.
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Less fragmentation
Fewer handoffs between inboxes, spreadsheets, and disconnected logins.
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Connected workflows
Sales, stock, invoices, and projects can follow the same operating model.
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Modular by design
Enable the apps operations need now; add others as the company matures.
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Room to scale
Grow on the same platform instead of starting over on a new system.
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Customization
Configure and extend Odoo so it matches how the business actually runs.
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Collaboration
Sales, operations, finance, and delivery share context without extra exports.
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Visibility
Reporting sits on the same records the teams already use day to day.
Who uses Odoo
Businesses of different sizes — plus the industries in Mountsol’s portfolio
Odoo, the product, is used by businesses of different sizes: teams can start with a few apps and grow on the same platform. That is how the software is positioned — not a Mountsol client count. The industries below are domains from Mountsol’s published portfolio, not a made-up “we serve every sector” list.
These are domains from Mountsol’s live case work — examples of where Odoo is used, not invented results.
- 01 Construction Purchase, inventory, sales, and project workflows — a domain in Mountsol’s published portfolio.
- 02 Professional Services Consulting operations — as in Mountsol’s featured professional-services work.
- 03 Healthcare Medical supply and diagnostics operations — represented in Mountsol’s portfolio.
- 04 Real Estate Investor, realtor, and property-operations workflows from published Mountsol projects.
- 05 Retail / eCommerce Odoo-powered commerce — a retail domain already in the Mountsol portfolio.
- 06 Energy Energy and building-services operations from published Mountsol work.
Implementation
Odoo is the platform. Implementation is how it fits your work.
Odoo is the software. Fitting it to how the business actually runs is implementation — discovery through go-live and Care. Mountsol covers that path on the ERP implementation page.
- Discovery and mapping
- Configuration and go-live
- Care after launch
Mountsol
Implement, extend, and support
Mountsol implements, customizes, develops, and supports Odoo for real workflows — from first configuration through Care. Consulting, training, and QuickBooks migration are available on their own pages when that is the need.
- Implementation Configure Odoo around how the business actually runs.
- Development & customization Modules and adaptations designed to stay maintainable.
- Consulting Clarify scope, modules, and delivery approach before you commit to a path.
- Training & documentation Practical enablement so teams can operate the system after go-live.
- QuickBooks migration A structured path when leaving QuickBooks for Odoo.
- Care Support and ownership after go-live.
FAQ
Straightforward answers
Short answers on what Odoo is, Community and Enterprise, and how Mountsol implements the platform.
What is Odoo?
Odoo is an open-source suite of business applications on one platform. Official apps include CRM, Sales, Accounting, Inventory, Manufacturing, Project, HR, Website, eCommerce, Point of Sale, Marketing, and Helpdesk. They share a database when implemented as a connected suite.
Is Odoo an ERP?
Yes. Odoo is commonly used as an ERP: connected apps for sales, inventory, accounting, manufacturing, and related operations on one database. It is also a broader suite that includes Website, eCommerce, Point of Sale, Marketing, and Helpdesk.
What is the difference between Odoo Community and Odoo Enterprise?
Odoo Community is the open-source edition. Odoo Enterprise adds additional apps, infrastructure, and professional services. The right edition depends on the apps and operating model you need — Mountsol can help map that on a consultation.
Do we have to install every Odoo app?
No. Odoo is modular. Start with the apps you need and add more as operations mature.
Can Odoo be customized?
Yes. Odoo can be configured and extended. Mountsol implements, customizes, and develops against the platform so the system matches real workflows and stays maintainable.
Can Odoo grow with the business?
Yes. You enable the apps operations need now and add more later on the same database — without starting over on a new platform.
How is Odoo different from using separate tools?
Separate tools keep their own records. A connected Odoo environment uses one database, so sales, inventory, accounting, and other apps can work from the same information.
How does Mountsol help with Odoo?
Mountsol is a Certified / Ready Odoo Partner. We implement, customize, develop, and support Odoo, and we also offer consulting, training and documentation, and QuickBooks migration. Share a few details on the contact page to map the right path.
Is Mountsol affiliated with Odoo?
Mountsol is a Certified / Ready Odoo Partner, listed on the official Odoo partner directory. You can verify the listing on odoo.com.
Who configures Odoo for our processes?
Mountsol implements, customizes, develops, and supports Odoo. For the delivery path from discovery through go-live, see ERP Implementation.
Where do we start?
Share a few details on the contact page. Mountsol will map the right Odoo path for your operations.
Next step
Ready to see if Odoo fits?
Book a short consultation — we will map the right Odoo path for your operations.
