Odoo
Odoo ERP is an open source enterprise resource planning tool that is aimed to cater businesses that are in search of a strong solution to their requirements but at the same time are cost-effective. It is multiple application integration such as CRM, inventory management, HR, and e-commerce which allows for a modular system to be in place. The business only uses the modules they want which allows for expansion and performance in a much more customized way. As an Odoo ERP partner in Canada, service providers are equipped with localized knowledge that allows them to implement, train and support their clients seamlessly.
12 Million + Users
44,000 + Integrated Apps
1 to 24 months To be Implemented
3,600 + Employees
Microsoft Dynamic
Microsoft Dynamics is a strong mid-sized to large enterprise ERP solution. It consists of a range of business applications including Microsoft Dynamics ERP which help in financial, sales, operational, and even customer service. It gives businesses a unified experience enabling them to use Office 365, Power BI, and Azure because of its deep integration with the Microsoft ecosystem. Microsoft Dynamics is known for its scalability and enterprise capabilities. It helps organizations perform business process reengineering, improve productivity, and advanced analytics tools offer business insights.
4 million + Users
15 Integrated Apps
3 to 24 months To be Implemented
10,000 + Employees
Odoo vs Microsoft Dynamic
Odoo encompasses the best and the highest degree of customization owing to its open-source architecture which makes it very useful for individuals businesses which may have distinct conditions to operate. On the other hand, Microsoft Dynamics could be said to be customizable, Odoo enhances the affordability of businesses as modular pricing system allows business to start with what is affordable and expand over time; on the flip side Microsoft Dynamics is suited for enterprises with large budgets as it offers great features and sophisticated integrations.
Microsoft Dynamics integrates smoothly with the Microsoft Office suite such as Excel, Outlook, Teams, therefore it would make a great fit for businesses that have already set themselves into the Microsoft ecosystem. Odoo on the other hand doesn’t constrain to any ecosystem and thus enables third-party integrations across platforms. Microsoft Dynamics is ideal for large scale operations with entry into multiple countries.
Features Comparison
Inventory Management
Multi-Warehouse
Storage Locations
Bin Replenishment
Mobile Device Support
Multi-Company
Multi-Currency
Multi-Language
Automatic ASN (Advanced Shipping Notice)
Package Management / Cartoning
Freight Carrier Integration
Manage Consignee Stocks
EDI (Electronic Data Interchange)
Non-Stocked Inventory
Multiple Variants
Multiple Units of Measure
Inter-Classe UoM Conversion
Variant Matrix
Lots / Serial Numbers
Up / Down Traceability
360° Traceability
Expiration Dates
Cycle Counting
Inventory Forecasts
Inventory Valuations
ABC Analysis
QR Code Support
RFID Support
Lots / Serial Numbers Support
Receptions
Picking
Internal Moves
Delivery Orders
Inventory Adjustments
FIFO / LIFO
Customizable Routes
Putaway Strategies
Wave Picking
Batch Picking
Zone Picking
Cluster Picking
Cross-Docking
Putaway Locations
Supply Chain
Vendor Data Management
Vendor Pricelist Management
Inbound Quality Control
Dropshipping
Purchase Requests
Purchase Orders
Purchase Approval Workflow
Request for Quotations
Contracts / Purchase Agreements
Minimum Stock Rules
Make-to-Order
Master Production Schedule
Manufacturing
Multi-Level BoM
By-Products / Co-Products
Routings
Subassemblies
One BoM for Multiples Product Variants
BoM Versioning
Multiple BoM / Routing
Demand Forecasting
MRP Scheduler
Gantt Chart Scheduling
Kanban Planning
Production Calendar
Infinite Capacity Scheduling
Finite Capacity Scheduling
Multiple Scheduling Plans
Delivery Date Calculation
Production Order Splitting / Merging
Manufacturing / Production Orders
Job Tracking
Work Orders / Operations
Automated Time Tracking
Disassembly Orders
Subcontracting
Rework / Repair
Scrap
Disposal Strategies
Kits
Edit Individual Production BoMs
Perpetual Inventory Valuation
Periodic Inventory Valuation
Standard Price
FIFO / LIFO
Landed Costs
Actual Production Labor
Production Order Costing
Shop Floor Terminals
Production Activities
Non-Production Activities
Time Tracking
Messages on Work Orders
Barcode Support
Equipment / Maching Management
Work Instructions on Work Orders
Maintenance Requests from Shop Floor Terminal
Schedule Management
Touchscreen Attendance
Timesheets
Breaks
Overtime
Vacation / Injury
Overall Equipment Efficiency
Work Time
Demand Forecast
Maintenances KPIs
Production Costs Analysis
Analytic Accounting
CSV Export
Dynamic Pivot Tables
Dashboards
Save Custom Reports
Maintenance
Schedule Preventive Maintenance
Maintenance Kanban
Maintenance Calendar
Shop Floor Integration
Multiple Teams / Sites
Asset Management
Subcontract Repair
Job Tracking
Inventory Management
Purchasing Integration
Rotating Asset Location
Equipment Serial Numbers
Equipment Maintenance History
Dealer Portal
QMS
At Reception
In-Process
Before Delivery
Inventory Quarantine
Quality Control Plan
Pass/Fail Checks
Measurement Checks
Quality Alerts / Nonconformance Documents
Print Nonconformance Documents
Corrective Actions
Documentation Management
Customer Satisfaction Surveys
Customers Complaints Management
Traceability of Operations
Resources Management
Nonconformance Costs
PLM
Engineering Change Orders (ECOs)
BoM Versioning Management
Routing Version Management
MRP Integration
Centralized BoM Management
Approval Workflows
BoM Version Difference Viewer
Bulk BoM Updates
Notification Mechanism
Project eMail Gateway
ECO Costing
AutoCAD
SolidWorks
Autodesk
Usability, Pricing & Conditions
Full Web Interface
Mobile App
App Store / Add-ons
Free Trial
Open-source
The Right Fit for Different Needs
Many companies belong to different areas, apart from the business goals.
- Micros, Small and Medium Entrepreneurs: Odoo is especially interesting for such entrepreneurs as it is cheap and flexible at the same time.
- Large Enterprises: It's pretty obvious that Microsoft Dynamics is built off of such enterprise grade products as NAV and AX, which allows these companies to maximize reports and include far more features than a small business ever would.
- Cost Limitations: Odoo is also useful for those entities that do not have enough money and want to gain experience with scalable and affordable ERPs. For Microsoft Dynamics, companies must have enough money since it is not cheap.
- Niche Requirements: On the other hand, Odoo is good for customizing the product to niche needs while Microsoft Dynamics does a better job with industry-based products.
User Interface
User interface is critical for any ERP system as it determines the degree to which the system will be used. Here’s how the two compare :
- Odoo: Odoo has an easy and uncomplicated interface making it easy for employees to learn. Its design is deliberate and thoughtfully focused on making tasks and commands very straightforward and easy to navigate without the requirement of any formal training.
- Microsoft Dynamics: Great software although has areas that stand to be complicated, mostly the interface for users unfamiliar with the Microsoft ecosystem. Nonetheless, Microsoft systems are well embedded in enterprises and so its use is comfortable plus it plugs right into their other applications.
It’s up to how big your organization is, what your budget is, and what exactly you need from an ERP system, but the final decision rests on Odoo or Microsoft Dynamics. For companies interested in an affordable, custom-built ERP solution, Odoo is the answer.
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