Odoo

The value is hard to beat. You get a huge amount of functionality for what you pay.

There is a learning curve for staff, it is not something you just switch on and go.

The community and documentation are large so there is usually an answer out there when you get stuck.

Upgrading between versions can be a bit of a headache.

You switch on only the modules you need and add more later, so it fits a small business and a bigger one.

Some modules feel more finished than others.

You switch on only the modules you need and add more later, so it fits a small business and a bigger one.

Some modules feel more finished than others.

You can tailor it heavily to your own processes.

It is not simple to set up and staff need training.

The value is hard to beat. You get a huge amount of functionality for what you pay.

Support really depends on your partner. The official channel can be slow.

Adding new modules as we grew was straightforward.

It is not simple to set up and staff need training.

Everything is connected. A sale flows through to inventory and accounting without me re entering a thing.

Some modules feel more finished than others.

Having sales, stock and accounting joined up has cut out a lot of double capturing.

Official support is slow, a good partner matters a lot.

When it is configured properly it is genuinely powerful.

Upgrades and customisations do not always play nicely together.