Companies that use Odoo (filtered by ERP and ecommerce)

Veolia Nokia AMN Healthcare CHANEL Anduril Industries Legrand BRAC International ATU Restoration Hardware

We dug into our own data to find which companies are using Odoo in production. Here are real-world examples of how they use it.

Veolia

Environmental Services - Paris, France

Veolia is one of the world's largest environmental services companies, with around 220,000 employees operating across water management, waste treatment, and energy services in dozens of countries.

Their Southeast Asia operations use Odoo to run their procurement-to-payment process - the full cycle from raising a purchase order through to paying a supplier. Procurement workflows are configured and maintained inside Odoo, vendor and supplier master data is managed there, and it serves as the central system for tracking purchase orders, delivery timelines, spend analytics, and compliance reporting across the region. Odoo also integrates with other tools the business uses for supplier risk management and savings tracking, keeping data consistent across platforms.

Nokia

Telecommunications - Espoo, Finland

Nokia is a Finnish telecommunications giant with over 100,000 employees, best known for building the network infrastructure that powers mobile and broadband connectivity around the world. Their equipment underpins a large share of the world's 5G networks.

Nokia's use of Odoo is not a typical ERP deployment. Their Mobile Networks Services team, which is responsible for automating how Nokia deploys, optimizes, and supports 5G networks for telecom operators globally, has built a suite of internal software tools using Odoo as the foundation.

One of these is the One Service Digital Platform, an internal tool Nokia built to automate how their engineers create and deliver the technical playbooks that field engineers follow when working on customer networks. Odoo serves as the front-end layer of this platform, with Java and Python handling the business logic underneath.

Nokia also built a separate tool called the Services QT tool inside Odoo, used by their managed services teams to handle quoting and service operations.

So, unlike most companies, Nokia is not using Odoo to manage invoices or inventory. They are using it as a development platform to build the internal tools that keep their global 5G service operations running.

AMN Healthcare

Healthcare Staffing - Dallas, Texas

AMN Healthcare is one of the largest healthcare staffing companies in the US, connecting nurses and clinicians with hospitals and healthcare facilities across the country. One of their programs recruits nurses from overseas and manages the process of getting them legally authorized to work in the US, which can take years and involves immigration filings, English language exams, credentialing reviews, and placement approvals.

Odoo is the system AMN uses to track this entire pipeline. Coordinators pull weekly reports from Odoo to identify which overseas nurses are close to being placement-ready, check contract and immigration status, update placement statuses as nurses clear each milestone, and log exam scores directly in the system. It sits alongside AMIE, their internal applicant tracking system, with the two covering different parts of the workflow.

CHANEL

Luxury Goods - Paris, France

CHANEL is one of the world's most recognized luxury fashion houses, known for its ready-to-wear collections, fragrances, cosmetics, and high jewelry.

Odoo is currently being rolled out across CHANEL's entire jewelry division. The deployment covers their high jewelry workshop in Paris, gem-setting ateliers, and manufacturing sites across Switzerland and France. It sits alongside a PLM system for tracking products from design to finished piece, and a QMS for quality control sign-offs.

The scope here is wider than a single workshop. CHANEL is actively managing a multi-site Odoo implementation across their jewelry manufacturing operations, migrating data, training teams, and deploying hardware across multiple facilities. For one of the most famous luxury brands in the world to be running Odoo across a network of high-precision jewelry workshops rather than a tier-one enterprise system is a notable data point.

Anduril Industries

Defense & Space Manufacturing - Costa Mesa, California

Anduril Industries is a defense technology company building autonomous weapons systems, drones, underwater vehicles, and AI-powered defense platforms for the U.S. military and its allies.

Odoo is Anduril's warehouse management system. It sits alongside Oracle, which handles broader ERP functions like procurement and planning. The two systems are integrated, with Odoo handling the physical side of operations: tracking where parts and materials are in the warehouse, managing inventory as it moves through production, recording what gets shipped to customers and what comes back, and making sure nothing goes missing in a supply chain where a single missing component can halt production of a drone or underwater vehicle.

The scope of the deployment is wide. Odoo is used at Anduril's drone manufacturing facilities, its autonomous underwater vehicle production site in Massachusetts, its logistics operations at U.S. Air Force bases, and its engineering office in Dublin. The company has also built custom software on top of Odoo, developing its own modules to handle warehouse requirements that the out-of-the-box product doesn't cover.

Legrand

Electrical & Digital Building Infrastructure - Paris, France

Legrand is a French electrical equipment manufacturer with over 39,000 employees and products sold in 180 countries. They make the wiring devices, cable management systems, data center power equipment, and building infrastructure products found in offices, hospitals, data centers, and homes around the world.

Odoo is running across at least two of Legrand's North American divisions. The Electrical Wiring Systems division uses it as the ERP for a recently acquired manufacturing business called Power Bus Way, covering production operations, inventory, cost accounting, and financial reporting. The Data Center Power & Control division uses it for customer account management and order processing, with customer service teams setting up accounts and entering purchase orders directly in the system alongside HubSpot and BigCommerce.

For a company of Legrand's size, having Odoo embedded across multiple divisions suggests it has become a go-to system for businesses that need an ERP stood up quickly without the overhead of a full SAP rollout.

BRAC International

Non-profit / Social Enterprise - Dhaka, Bangladesh

BRAC is the world's largest NGO, founded in Bangladesh in 1972 and now operating across 16 countries. Through one of its social enterprises, BRAC runs a seed production and distribution business in Uganda, working with smallholder farmers to grow, process, and sell certified crop seeds.

Odoo is the ERP running the entire operation. It tracks seed batches from the farm all the way through to the point of sale, managing inventory, purchase orders, invoicing, and quality control along the way. The quality assurance process is built directly into Odoo - seed batches sit in a "Quarantine" status in the system until they pass testing, at which point they are moved to "Available for Sale." Every bag of processed seed is linked back to its source farmer inside Odoo, giving the operation full traceability across the supply chain.

The sales team manages the end-to-end sales cycle in Odoo, from order processing through to invoicing and inventory deduction. Production data, farmer contracts, land sizes, and yield estimates all live in the system too.

It is an unusually complete deployment for an agricultural social enterprise operating in rural Uganda, and it speaks to how far Odoo's footprint has spread beyond its traditional base of small businesses in Europe.

ATU Auto-Teile-Unger

Auto Repair & Parts Retail - Weiden, Germany

ATU is Germany's largest auto repair and parts chain, with over 500 locations and around 9,000 employees across the country.

According to executives, ATU is in the middle of what they describe as one of the largest Odoo projects in the world, with several thousand users set to work in the system. They are building out a dedicated Odoo development team to customize modules, optimize ERP workflows, integrate Odoo with other systems, and establish developer guidelines for the rollout.

For a bricks-and-mortar retail and service chain of this scale to be running Odoo rather than SAP or a legacy retail ERP is notable on its own. The claim about scale makes it more so.

RH

Luxury Home Furnishings - Corte Madera, California

RH - known to most people as Restoration Hardware - is an American luxury home furnishings company with over 6,000 employees and a portfolio that spans furniture, lighting, textiles, and outdoor collections sold through galleries and online.

Within RH's portfolio is a custom furniture workshop operating under the Dennis & Leen and Formations brands, producing high-end bespoke pieces to order. Odoo is the ERP running that workshop, tracking product data, purchase orders, inventory, and production status across the operation. The team uses it to maintain accurate records through multiple stages of production, from initial vendor coordination through quality inspection and delivery.

White Rock Medical LIM Group Quatra Scanntech Burr Oak Tool Firefly Aerospace Commonwealth Fusion Sunday Natural BRAC International Andromeda Robotics LightWare LiDAR EISAC Automation VotingWorks

We dug into our own data to find which companies are using Odoo in production. Here are real-world examples of how they use it.

White Rock Medical Center

Healthcare - Dallas, Texas

White Rock Medical Center is a full-service hospital in East Dallas offering emergency care, surgery, cardiology, neurology, imaging, and a walk-in multispecialty clinic.

White Rock Medical Center runs their entire public-facing website on Odoo. They use Odoo Website as their CMS, with the page builder handling service pages, blog posts, job listings, patient information, and a staff employee portal - all under one instance. Their careers page pulls live job openings directly through Odoo's recruitment module.

They've also wired in third-party tools for patient-facing functionality - including a virtual urgent care link, an accessibility widget, and a website translator - while keeping core content management inside Odoo.

LIM Group

Retail - Le Bouscat, France

LIM Group makes high-end custom saddles and equestrian equipment under brands including CWD, Devoucoux, and Butet. They have around 500-1,000 employees across subsidiaries in Europe and North America.

LIM Group runs their public website on Odoo and uses it across HR, payroll, and e-commerce. On the HR side, they manage employee records, process payroll, and track sick leave across their France and Europe operations. On the commerce side, Odoo handles their online store with custom module development sitting alongside a Prestashop integration.

Quatra

Environmental Services - Belgium

Quatra is the market leader in collecting and recycling used cooking oil across Western Europe, serving over 180,000 customers across 10 countries with around 750 employees.

Quatra uses Odoo pretty broadly. Their public websites run on it, including their UK site on Odoo 18. Internally, the sales team manages their pipeline and customer accounts through Odoo CRM. Customer service uses it to log interactions and track incidents. Transport planners use it to monitor daily route execution. And finance uses it alongside Qliksense for reporting. It's one of those deployments where Odoo has quietly expanded into most parts of the business.

Scanntech

IT Services - São Paulo, Brazil

Scanntech is a retail intelligence platform operating across Latin America, processing point-of-sale data for large consumer goods manufacturers and retailers. They have around 1,100 employees across 5 countries.

Scanntech uses Odoo internally for contract management, customer data, and recruiting. The commercial team tracks quotes, negotiations, and contract records through it. Customer data entry and updates also run through Odoo. And their hiring pipeline is connected to it - job postings flow from Odoo's recruitment module into their external job board. It's a fairly deep internal deployment for a company whose main product has nothing to do with ERP.

Burr Oak Tool

Manufacturing - Sturgis, Michigan

Burr Oak Tool is a family-owned manufacturer of precision machinery for the heat exchanger and tube processing industries. They've been around since 1944 and sell into over 75 countries, with customers in HVAC, refrigeration, automotive, and plumbing.

Burr Oak Tool runs their entire website on Odoo, including their careers and employment pages where open roles are posted through Odoo's recruitment module. It's a notable choice for a 80-year-old industrial manufacturer - most companies in this space are running much older or more niche ERP systems.

Firefly Aerospace

Aviation & Aerospace - Austin, Texas

Firefly Aerospace builds rockets, lunar landers, and orbital vehicles for government and commercial customers. They're one of the few commercial companies to have successfully landed on the Moon.

Firefly uses Odoo as their ERP/MRP system across supply chain and production operations at their rocket manufacturing facility in Texas. It handles inventory control, parts receiving, procurement, and shipping. Using Odoo to build rockets is not something you see every day - most aerospace manufacturers run heavily regulated, defense-grade ERP systems.

Commonwealth Fusion Systems

Energy Technology - Devens, Massachusetts

Commonwealth Fusion Systems is building commercial fusion power plants. They've raised nearly $3 billion and are the largest private fusion company in the world, with over 1,000 employees.

Commonwealth Fusion Systems runs their corporate accounting on Odoo. It's their ERP of record for the financial close process - journal entries, reconciliations, accounts payable, and financial reporting all flow through it. For a company that has raised $3 billion and is building fusion reactors, running Odoo for finance is a pretty lean choice.

Sunday Natural

Health & Wellness - Berlin, Germany

Sunday Natural is a German manufacturer of vitamins, supplements, and teas, known for high-purity formulations and in-house production. They have around 350 employees across 40+ nationalities and operate with a research partnership with CVC.

Sunday Natural runs Odoo as the core of their supply chain and production operations. It handles inventory management, production scheduling, and demand forecasting across their manufacturing operations. They've also built custom Python services around it to automate workflows and integrate it more tightly with their physical supply chain.

BRAC International

Non-profit - Bangladesh / Global

BRAC is the largest NGO founded and led in the Global South, operating across 16 countries with programs in education, healthcare, microfinance, and agriculture. Their Uganda enterprise produces and distributes certified seeds through smallholder farmers.

BRAC's seed processing enterprise in Uganda runs Odoo to manage their entire commercial operation. Production logs feed into it from the factory floor. Quality control runs through it - batches sit in quarantine status in Odoo until cleared for sale. The sales team manages the full order-to-invoice cycle through it. It's a meaningful Odoo deployment in a context you wouldn't normally associate with ERP software.

Andromeda Robotics

Robotics - Melbourne, Australia

Andromeda Robotics builds Abi, a companion robot designed for aged care homes. They have offices in Melbourne and San Francisco and are currently deployed in aged care facilities in Australia and the US.

Andromeda uses Odoo to manage BOMs and product data for their robot hardware. As they scale from prototype to production, Odoo is handling the manufacturing documentation and parts data that keeps their engineering and production teams aligned.

LightWare LiDAR

Hardware / Sensors - Colorado

LightWare LiDAR makes compact microLiDAR sensors used in drones, robotics, and autonomous systems. Their sensors are known for being lightweight and precise, and are widely used in UAV altitude and obstacle detection applications.

LightWare runs their customer portal on Odoo (lightware-lidar.odoo.com), where customers sign in to access resources. They also use Odoo Live Chat for customer support - the helpdesk bot on their site is powered by Odoo's live chat module. Their main public website runs on WordPress, but Odoo handles the customer-facing support and portal layer.

EISAC Automation

Industrial Automation - Cairo, Egypt

EISAC Automation is an industrial automation company founded in 2009, providing PLC and SCADA development, electronics repair, machine installation, and automation training. They serve clients across Africa, the Middle East, and Europe, and are a certified Siemens System Integrator.

EISAC is also an official Odoo Partner, and their entire public website runs on Odoo. Internally, they have a dedicated Odoo system administrator managing the deployment. For a ~50-person automation company, that's a fairly serious internal commitment to the platform - not just using it to run a website, but maintaining it as a core business system.

VotingWorks

Nonprofit / Civic Tech - San Francisco, California

VotingWorks is a nonprofit that builds open-source voting machines and election software for US jurisdictions. Their systems are used in real elections, and their code is publicly auditable.

VotingWorks runs their public website on Odoo 19 - one of the few confirmed Odoo 19 deployments we've seen. For an organization whose core mission is transparent, auditable election infrastructure, it's a fitting choice to run on an open-source platform. Their site is hosted on Odoo's SaaS.