Running a business in New Zealand? You're probably using Xero for your accounting. A great fit for small businesses just getting off the ground. But what next?
Xero. Straightforward, reliable, and an excellent fit for small businesses - but as your business grows, you might find yourself needing more than just invoicing and book keeping.
When Should You Consider Odoo?
It’s not unusual to start adding extra systems - a separate CRM for customer management, another inventory, or even spreadsheets to keep track of things.
“If you’re using multiple systems, it’s a good sign you’re ready for something more,” says Kevin from OptimySME.
When you’re juggling multiple apps, it’s often a sign your business is ready for a more robust solution.
What Does Odoo Offer?
Odoo isn’t just an accounting package, it’s an all-in-one business platform. Everything you need is in one place: accounting, CRM, sales, inventory, HR, and even e-learning - if your team needs training.
Odoo’s accounting is just as capable as Xero's - and for businesses with multiple companies or currencies, it can be even more flexible! The real benefit is having all your business processes connected, so less time is spent switching between apps, and more time growing your business.
Is Odoo Right for You?
If you’re feeling the limits of Xero, or finding your processes are getting tangled in different systems, it might be time to explore Odoo. Making the switch takes some planning, but the payoff is worth it for growing businesses.
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- Alanna Chen