Odoo ERP built for
business in Thailand
Sales, accounting, inventory, manufacturing and HR in one system — localized for Thai tax and Revenue Department documents, implemented and supported by a team based in Thailand.
Prefer Thai? อ่านเวอร์ชันภาษาไทย
What makes an Odoo project work in Thailand
Most ERP projects here fail on the same two things: statutory documents that do not match Thai law, and users who never adopt the system. Both are our focus.
Thai tax compliance, built in
VAT 7% reporting, withholding tax with 50 Tawi certificates, PND.3 / PND.53 summaries and Revenue Department compliant tax invoices.
A local team you can actually reach
Thai and English speaking consultants based in Thailand. No offshore ticket queue, no time-zone gap.
Open source, no vendor lock-in
Source code and database stay yours. Change partners later without losing your system or your data.
Start small, expand later
Begin with two or three modules that hurt most, then grow the scope once your team is comfortable.
Everything on one database
Open only the apps you need today. Add the rest when your processes are ready.
Accounting
บัญชีและการเงิน
Sales
งานขาย
CRM
บริหารลูกค้า
Inventory
คลังสินค้า
Purchase
จัดซื้อ
Manufacturing
การผลิต
Point of Sale
ขายหน้าร้าน
HR & Payroll
ทรัพยากรบุคคล
Six stages from kick-off to go-live
Discovery
Interview the people who actually do the work, map current processes and identify what the system must fix.
Blueprint
Agree scope, modules, redesigned flows and development items in a signed design document.
Configuration
Install, configure modules, chart of accounts, taxes, user rights and approval workflows.
Data & development
Migrate master data and opening balances, build the reports and modules specific to your business.
Training & UAT
Train department by department using your real data, then test complete end-to-end cycles.
Go-live & support
Launch with on-site support, then monitor, back up and improve continuously.
Frequently asked questions
Let's talk about your operation
Tell us how your business runs today and we will tell you honestly where Odoo helps — and where it is not worth the investment yet.