
What I liked most about Odoo CRM was how it truly managed to unite our business operations: from lead acquisition to follow-up, closing, and invoicing, all within the same ecosystem, without having to jump from platform to platform. The visual interface of the pipeline, the automatic assignment of activities, and the real-time reports gave us immediate clarity on the status of opportunities and bottlenecks. Additionally, the fact that it integrates out of the box with other Odoo modules — sales, inventory, invoicing — saves us a lot of manual reconciliations and reduces errors. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.
Now then, not everything is perfect. The first phase of implementation was a bit uphill for the team: some colleagues took time to get familiarized and a lot of time had to be dedicated to training. We also noticed that certain more sophisticated functions (for example, specific external integrations or highly customized workflows) require development or technical intervention, which increases the cost and adjustment time. In scenarios with a lot of data and active modules, the platform can feel a bit slow or heavy if it is not well optimized. But overall, these frictions have not been enough to overshadow the value it brings to the business. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.