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Manufacturing ERP implementation
Odoo Manufacturing Implementation Partner
Odoo Manufacturing ERP Built Around Your Production Process
Connect planning, materials, production, shop floor, quality, inventory, costing, and accounting in one Odoo manufacturing system implemented around the way your operation actually works.
Manufacturing / Inventory / MRP / Shop Floor / Quality / Costing
Odoo ManufacturingMRP, BOMs, work orders
Inventory + PurchasingMaterials, shortages, replenishment
Quality + TraceabilityLots, serials, inspections
Costing + AccountingProduction cost visibility
Manufacturing pain points
When Production, Inventory, and Accounting Do Not Agree
Manufacturers usually do not need more spreadsheets. They need the production record, material plan, quality checks, warehouse movement, and accounting result to tell the same story.
Material Availability
Production cannot reliably tell whether required components are available before work begins.
Production Visibility
Managers struggle to see what is running, waiting, delayed, blocked, or completed.
BOM Control
BOMs, revisions, engineering changes, and instructions live in spreadsheets or disconnected systems.
Inventory Accuracy
System inventory does not reliably match what operators and warehouse staff see.
Traceability
Teams struggle to identify which raw materials went into which finished products.
Manufacturing Cost
Actual material, labor, subcontracting, and overhead costs are difficult to reconcile.
Disconnected Shop Floor
Operators depend on paper travelers, spreadsheets, or tribal knowledge.
Manufacturing flow
From Customer Demand to Finished Product
Odoo connects sales, purchasing, inventory, production, quality, shipping, and accounting so teams work from one operational system.
- 01Sales Order
- 02Forecast / Demand
- 03Material Planning
- 04Purchasing
- 05Manufacturing Orders
- 06Work Centers / Shop Floor
- 07Quality
- 08Finished Inventory
- 09Shipping
- 10Accounting & Cost
Capabilities
One Platform Across Your Manufacturing Operation
Plan what to make, buy what is missing, run the work, inspect quality, trace materials, and understand cost without rebuilding the story in a spreadsheet.
Production
Manufacturing OrdersWork OrdersWork CentersRoutingsMulti-Level BOMsKits / Assemblies
Material Planning
ReplenishmentProcurementMPSComponent AvailabilityPurchase PlanningMake-to-Order
Shop Floor
Operator Work QueuesProduction ReportingTime TrackingComponent ConsumptionWork Instructions
Quality
Quality ChecksControl PointsAlertsInspection WorkflowsProduction Quality
Traceability
LotsSerial NumbersRaw Material GenealogyFinished Product TraceabilityRecall Support
Engineering
BOM RevisionsEngineering Change OrdersPLMControlled Product Changes
Maintenance
Preventive MaintenanceCorrective MaintenanceEquipment Management
Costing
Material CostWork Center CostLaborSubcontractingManufacturing CostAccounting Integration
Material planning
Know What You Can Build Before Production Starts
See required components, available inventory, incoming purchase orders, shortages, and planned production before the floor is waiting.
- Demand
- Required Components
- Available Inventory
- Shortages
- Purchase / Manufacture
- Production Ready
Traceability
Trace Components From Receipt to Customer Delivery
Track which materials were used, where they came from, which production order consumed them, and where the finished product was delivered.
- Supplier Lot
- Raw Material
- Manufacturing Order
- Finished Product Lot / Serial
- Customer Delivery
Lot tracking, serial tracking, component genealogy, quality investigations, and recall support.
Manufacturing costing
Know What Your Products Actually Cost
A BOM estimate does not tell the whole story when material usage, labor, work-center time, subcontracting, or scrap changes. We connect manufacturing activity with financial reporting so production decisions are not separated from accounting results.
Raw MaterialsOperationsLabor / Work CentersOverheadSubcontractingManufacturing CostAccounting
Manufacturing models
Odoo for Different Manufacturing Models
Make to StockMake to OrderAssemble to OrderConfigure to OrderDiscrete ManufacturingMulti-Level ManufacturingSubcontract ManufacturingBatch-Oriented Workflows
Implementation proof
Manufacturing ERP Work From Our Portfolio
Battery and energy manufacturing
Acculon Energy
- Operational challenge
- Production and inventory depended on spreadsheets, with limited lot and serial traceability.
- Implemented
- Odoo Manufacturing, Inventory, Accounting, BOM-driven production, work orders, and lot or serial tracking.
- Business capability
- A connected production, inventory, and accounting environment for manufacturing activity.
Materials and renovation operations
Exist Multifamily
- Operational challenge
- Manufacturing, inventory, sales, and accounting needed to work as one operating system.
- Implemented
- Odoo manufacturing, inventory, sales, and accounting workflows.
- Business capability
- Operational and financial processes moved into a clearer Odoo implementation.
Industrial equipment and controls
Texas Controls
- Operational challenge
- Configured assemblies, vendor lead times, purchasing, and invoicing needed a clearer workflow.
- Implemented
- Odoo Sales, Manufacturing, Inventory, Purchasing, Accounting, and sales-to-production workflows.
- Business capability
- Sales orders, production requirements, purchasing, and invoicing follow a more connected process.
Why DFW IT Partner
Why Manufacturers Choose DFW IT Partner
Manufacturing-First Discovery
We start with products, BOMs, routing, materials, capacity, quality, inventory, costing, and reporting before configuring Odoo.
Functional + Technical Team
Manufacturing consulting, solution architecture, development, accounting, and integration work stay connected.
Complex Workflow Experience
Multi-level BOMs, traceability, inventory, manufacturing accounting, barcode workflows, and operational automation are all part of the conversation.
Integration Capability
Connect production with eCommerce, shipping, EDI, payments, banking, external APIs, and custom applications.
Post-Go-Live Support
Launch is the beginning of refinement. We help tune workflows after real users and real production orders start using the system.
Implementation process
A Structured Odoo Manufacturing Implementation Process
- 01
Discovery
Review products, BOMs, routing, work centers, planning, quality, inventory, costing, and reporting.
- 02
Blueprint
Define the future Odoo manufacturing workflow and first go-live scope.
- 03
Configuration
Configure manufacturing, inventory, purchasing, accounting, quality, and related applications.
- 04
Development
Build required extensions and connect external systems.
- 05
Migration
Prepare products, BOMs, vendors, customers, inventory, open work, and accounting balances.
- 06
Testing
Run real production scenarios from demand through shipment and accounting.
- 07
Training
Prepare operators, supervisors, warehouse users, accounting staff, and management.
- 08
Go-Live Support
Support launch, resolve issues, and improve the system as production evolves.
ERP migration
Moving From Another Manufacturing System to Odoo?
ERP migration should be designed as part of the implementation, not treated as an afterthought. Products, BOMs, inventory, lots, serials, open orders, and accounting balances all affect go-live readiness.
- Items
- BOMs
- Routings
- Vendors
- Customers
- Inventory
- Lots
- Serial Numbers
- Open POs
- Open Sales Orders
- Open Manufacturing Orders
- Accounting Balances
- Historical Data
- Engineering Data
- External Integrations
Integrations
Connect Manufacturing With the Rest of Your Business
Odoo can become the operational hub while the systems your company depends on remain connected.
OdooShopifyEDISPS CommerceTrueCommerceStripeCloverUPSFedExUSPSShipping PlatformsBanking SystemsExternal APIsCustom Applications
FAQ
Odoo Manufacturing Questions
Is Odoo suitable for manufacturing companies?
Yes. Odoo can support production, inventory, purchasing, quality, traceability, costing, and accounting in one connected ERP system.
Can Odoo handle multi-level BOMs?
Yes. Odoo supports multi-level BOMs and can connect component planning, purchasing, and production requirements.
Can operators record production on the shop floor?
Yes. Operators can view assigned work, record production, consume components, track time, register lots or serials, and complete quality checks.
Can Odoo track lot and serial numbers?
Yes. Odoo supports lot and serial tracking for raw materials, components, finished goods, and customer deliveries when configured correctly.
Can manufacturing connect with accounting?
Yes. Odoo can connect purchasing, stock movements, manufacturing, inventory valuation, production costing, invoicing, and financial reporting.
Can you migrate our BOMs, inventory, and open orders?
Yes. We scope migration around products, BOMs, stock, lots, serials, vendors, customers, open transactions, and accounting balances as needed for cutover.
Can you improve an existing Odoo manufacturing setup?
Yes. We can review configuration, data, customizations, reporting, and shop-floor workflows, then prioritize fixes around the problems holding the team back.
Planning an Odoo Manufacturing Implementation?
Discuss Your Manufacturing Requirements
Tell us about your products, production process, BOMs, inventory, shop floor, quality requirements, integrations, and existing systems. We will help determine the right Odoo manufacturing approach.
Manufacturing / Inventory / MRP / Shop Floor / Quality / Costing
Next StepDiscovery
Bring one real product, its BOM, and a recent production order.
We can use that example to discuss material availability, production reporting, traceability, costing, migration needs, and implementation priorities.