Odoo

Meet Odoo — the business platform that connects your company.

Odoo is an open-source business software platform founded in Belgium in 2005.

Today, Odoo offers a broad suite of integrated business applications covering accounting, CRM, sales, inventory, manufacturing, eCommerce, project management and more.

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Odoo on the factory floor
Odoo

Odoo today

28M+Users
21,000+Partners
8,000+Employees
50Main applications

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Modular

ERP doesn't have to mean one massive system.

Odoo takes a modular approach to ERP.

Instead of implementing everything at once, companies can start with the processes that matter most and expand over time.

Start Accounting + Finance
Add Purchasing + Inventory
Add Sales
Add Manufacturing

Expand as the business grows.

Integrated

Business applications share data and workflows.

Modular

Start with what you need and expand later.

Flexible

Odoo's open-source architecture allows configuration and customization.

Scalable

Suitable for small businesses through larger organizations.

Headquarters

Give headquarters a clearer view of overseas operations.

Rather than managing each overseas operation as a completely separate system, Odoo can provide a common platform for connected business processes.

eftax helps companies evaluate which processes should be centralized, standardized or localized.

The right approach depends on local requirements, accounting rules, tax requirements and the way each business actually operates.

Japan headquarters
Accounting Management Reporting
One common platform
Indonesia
Accounting Purchasing Inventory Sales Operations

Odoo applications

Finance

  • Accounting
  • Invoicing
  • Expenses
  • Financial reporting

Supply chain

  • Purchasing
  • Inventory
  • Warehousing

Sales

  • CRM
  • Sales
  • Customer management

Manufacturing

  • Manufacturing
  • Planning
  • Quality
  • Maintenance

Operations

  • Projects
  • Documents
  • Employees
  • And more

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Implementation

From business processes to a working ERP.

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  1. 01

    Understand

    We review your current systems, processes and challenges.

  2. 02

    Define

    We identify the processes and locations that should be included in the ERP project.

  3. 03

    Design

    We translate business requirements into an Odoo-based workflow.

  4. 04

    Implement

    We configure and implement the relevant Odoo applications.

  5. 05

    Launch

    We support the transition to day-to-day operations.

  6. 06

    Improve

    As your needs evolve, additional processes and locations can be considered.

FAQ

What is Odoo?
Odoo is an open-source business software platform founded in Belgium in 2005. It offers a broad suite of integrated business applications covering accounting, CRM, sales, inventory, manufacturing, eCommerce, project management and more.
Do we have to implement everything at once?
No. Odoo takes a modular approach to ERP. Companies can start with the processes that matter most — often accounting and finance — and add purchasing, inventory, sales and manufacturing over time.
Which locations does eftax support?
eftax is based in Japan and works together with its Indonesian sister company, PT. Nano Karavan Informasi (NKI), to bridge Japan headquarters and local operations in Indonesia and Southeast Asia.
Which languages can the project run in?
eftax can support communication in Japanese, English and Indonesian. Communication between headquarters, local management and implementation teams is an important part of any overseas ERP project.
Does eftax cover the factory floor as well as the back office?
Yes. eftax combines Odoo with Mielde, its AI and IoT-based manufacturing site visualization and production management solution. Odoo provides the business and ERP layer; Mielde focuses on production visibility, IoT and manufacturing operations.
Can eftax help with accounting requirements, not only software?
Through collaboration with Aramaki Accounting Office, eftax can approach ERP projects with accounting and finance expertise alongside technology implementation. The right approach depends on local requirements, accounting rules and tax requirements.
Has eftax implemented Odoo before?
Yes. eftax implemented Odoo at Aramaki Accounting Office, our first Odoo implementation project. It covered ERP implementation, business process analysis, Odoo configuration, accounting workflows and operational improvement.

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Let's discuss your overseas operations.

Are you considering an ERP implementation for your overseas office or subsidiary? Tell us about your current systems, business processes and challenges. We can discuss where Odoo may fit and what a practical first step could look like.

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