Read how organizations bring together Odoo, data, production, and the workplace. We describe real project scope and only publish information that has been approved for publication.
Customer references
Each reference shows the customer, the scope, and the practical result. Open the full story when a detailed project page is available.
Over seven years of historical data migrated to Odoo, followed by an integrated environment for production, inventory, accounting, sales, purchasing, and hardware on the shop floor.
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Linky Business set up Odoo CRM, Sales, and Project Management so that customer requests, quotes, and projects are followed up from one central environment.
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Short references show the core in the overview. Selected projects receive a detailed page with the initial situation, project scope, implemented solution, and approved results.
Together, the stories show how different initial situations lead to practical improvements in data, processes, and daily operations.
Credible by design
We distinguish what has been migrated, set up, and linked without presenting plans or assumptions as completed work.
Names, quotes, logos, photography, and performance figures are only added when the customer has approved publication.
We explain the business outcome and the involved systems, while customer-specific technical configuration remains confidential.
Start with the business question. We determine a realistic scope and document approved results after delivery.
Context
The projects we publish share a pattern: an ERP question and a physical process that had to end up in the same system. That ranges from manufacturing with work orders and machine data, to logistics with scanning and stock accuracy, to retail where checkout and inventory have to agree.
Each story describes the starting point, what was actually built and what changed afterwards. We keep scope and results concrete, and leave out technical detail a customer would not want published.
Not every project becomes a story. Many are ordinary Odoo implementations that simply work; those belong on the service pages rather than here.