Two editions, one common base
Odoo Community is published under the LGPL-3 license; Odoo Enterprise adds applications and services under subscription. Both share the same technical core.
Odoo Community
Core
- Bills of materials and work orders
- Subcontracting
- Lots and serial numbers
- Maintenance
- Min/max replenishment
Odoo Enterprise
With an Odoo Enterprise licence
- Shop-floor interface
- Quality control
- PLM
- Master production schedule
- Graphical planning
- Barcode app
Outside the standard
To be assessed
- Industrial EDI
- Machine interfaces
- Automatic OEE from machine data
- Statistical process control
What Community covers
Sales, purchasing, inventory, manufacturing with bills of materials and work orders, subcontracting, lots and serial numbers, maintenance and invoicing.
What belongs to Enterprise
The dedicated shop-floor interface, quality control, PLM, the master production schedule, graphical planning, the Barcode app and the IoT box belong to the Enterprise edition according to the official editions page.
The questions to ask
- Which flows really need an Enterprise feature?
- Can a third-party module cover the gap, and who will maintain it?
- How many users, and for which roles?
- What cost over three years, upgrades included?
How Omnifloo Prod approaches it
Omnifloo Prod starts from the core and flags every feature that requires an Odoo Enterprise licence, billed as an extra at Odoo’s official price. The diagnosis specifies, for your flow, what is included in the core, what requires this licence and what calls for an assessment.
Limits
The scope of each edition changes with every version. Check the official page on the date of your decision and ask for a demonstration on your case.