Run production, inventory, costing, and planning from one system that reflects how your plant actually operates.
Odoo fits manufacturers that need a modern, scalable system built around real shop floor reality, not idealised processes.
Odoo is a strong fit if you face one or more of the following:
Odoo unifies production, inventory, costing, and planning in one system, fully integrated with finance, sales, and operations.
Live data flows from the shop floor to the boardroom, giving teams the confidence to plan, execute, and scale without surprises.
Modules that drive this connected control:
All capabilities are fully integrated with inventory, purchasing, sales, and accounting.
Odoo supports a wide range of manufacturing environments, including:
We regularly support hybrid environments where discrete and process manufacturing coexist, a scenario many ERP systems struggle to support effectively.
Odoo adapts to your manufacturing model, not the other way around.
Akarigo is an Odoo partner with deep manufacturing domain expertise. We approach ERP as a production control problem, not a software exercise. Our work focuses on how materials move, how capacity constrains output, how change enters the system, and where data typically breaks down on the shop floor.
What sets us apart
Most mid-market implementations take 4 to 9 months. We use a phased deployment strategy, focusing on high-impact areas like Inventory or MRP first to ensure you see operational value early while minimising risk to your production continuity.
A standard ERP manages “the office” (finance and sales), but a Manufacturing ERP manages “the floor.” It provides specialised tools for multi-level Bills of Materials (BoM), work center routing, scrap management, and real-time WIP (Work-in-Progress) tracking that generic systems lack.
Yes. Odoo is one of the few platforms that natively supports both Discrete (item-based) and Process (batch/recipe-based) manufacturing. We configure Odoo to manage serial numbers for parts and lot numbers for batches within a single, unified system.
By removing paper and manual entry. We implement tablet-based MES interfaces and barcode scanning, allowing operators to log time and materials at the moment of consumption. This ensures your costing and inventory data is 100% accurate and reflects the reality of the floor.
The biggest risks are low user adoption and over-customisation. We mitigate these by focusing on a “process-first” design, ensuring the software follows your shop floor reality and prioritising operator training to ensure the system is actually used correctly from day one.
