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Odoo is the world’s number one open-source ERP platform. Companies use the <\/span>Odoo ERP<\/span><\/a> to manage their operations, including eCommerce, customer relationship management, manufacturing processes, Telecom operations, project management, marketing automation, inventory management, human resources, accounting, and more.<\/span><\/p>\n Odoo is endlessly customizable. In addition to 15,000 ready-to-use <\/span>apps<\/span><\/a>, you can even use Odoo Studio to customize your own applications for Odoo without any coding experience.<\/span><\/p>\n But if you’ve considered <\/span>implementing Odoo<\/span><\/a>, you’ve probably encountered a crossroads. There are two versions of Odoo, which have pros and cons. So, which <\/span>Odoo ERP version<\/span><\/a> is best for your business: <\/span>Enterprise or Community<\/span><\/a>?<\/span><\/p>\n In this article, we’ll break down these two editions to help you understand what makes them different and help you figure out which Odoo version will work best for your organization.<\/span><\/p>\n