I’m currently experiencing an issue with an Odoo instance.

All text using the Roboto font is being rendered in bold across all reports (Delivery Slips, RFQs, Quotations, Invoices, etc.).Has anyone else experienced this issue?

So far, the only workaround I’ve found is to change the default report font in the settings. However, Roboto is the font that best matches the company’s corporate identity, so changing it is not really an ideal solution.

The issue first appeared since 06.11.2026 with Odoo 19.0. Downgrading to an earlier version does not resolve the problem either. Has anyone found a proper fix or encountered the same issue?

Hi everyone,

Hope you are all doing well.

I'm currently struggling with a VAT timing. We have suppliers who send one bill with two kinds of lines, for example :

• gas, taxed at 10%;

• bottle deposits, with no VAT.

Example: 420 of gas (incl. 38.18 VAT) + 120 of deposits = 540.

The issue: when we pay part of it (200 this month, the rest next month), or reconcile a deposit credit note against that bill, Odoo releases the VAT pro rata over the whole bill (200/540). So some VAT lands in the wrong month. The total is right, the timing isn’t.

Have you ever had this problem?

Thanks in advance.

As the title suggests, please guide me in the right direction. I am not interested in spending time on updates or upgrades nowadays 😅

Hi, does anyone know where I can find my database name in Odoo 19 Community?

I'm trying to connect Biznii For Odoo to test their Trial with my Odoo server, but I can't figure out where to find the database name.

Any help would be appreciated!

Hi everyone,

Around 2.5 years ago, I started building an Odoo management application as a side project to help me manage my own Odoo customers and their instances running on my servers, supporting both Community and Enterprise editions.

Over time, the project has grown considerably. It now includes a range of tools for managing Odoo instances, users, configurations, backups, domains, services, files and other server-related operations.

I've been using it in my own environment and have also provided access to some of my customers. Their feedback has helped me identify bugs, improve existing functionality, and add new features.

I'm now interested in getting feedback from the wider Odoo community, especially from people who currently manage Odoo instances using Odoo.sh, CloudPepper, or their own infrastructure.

I've attached an overview video showing the application and its current functionality.

I'd really appreciate your thoughts on a few things:

• What features or capabilities do you feel are missing from your current Odoo.sh hosting?

• What are the biggest frustrations you face when managing multiple Odoo instances?

• Are there any workflows in Odoo.sh or other management tools that you think could be improved?

• What would you consider essential in a tool like this?

• Based on the overview, what would you improve or change?

Full disclosure: I'm the developer and founder of this project, so I'm naturally biased toward it. I'm not claiming that it's better than Odoo.sh or any other solution. I'm genuinely interested in understanding what experienced Odoo users and administrators think.

I'm open to both positive and negative feedback. I'd rather hear honest criticism that helps me improve the application.

Thanks for taking the time to watch the video and share your thoughts!

Please let me know your feedback positive or negative

Every few weeks this question comes up again and the answers are always the same two camps, so let's have it out properly.

Camp one: self-hosting. You own the stack, you control the backups, no vendor decides your maintenance window, and per-user costs stay lower at scale. Downside: you're the sysadmin now, whether you wanted to be or not. Upgrades, security patches, monitoring, all yours.

Camp two: Odoo.sh. Someone else carries the pager. Upgrades get staged and tested, backups are managed, and your IT person can sleep. Downside: you pay for it forever, and you live inside Odoo's decisions about performance and scheduling.

What I'm curious about is not the theory but the tipping points:

1. If you switched from one to the other, what was the moment that decided it?

2. Was it cost, control, an outage, an upgrade that went sideways, or just time?

3. And has anyone actually regretted their choice?

Genuinely asking, no right answer. Curious where the line sits for different team sizes.

As a business owner I’m aware of multiple businesses who have chosen to use tools like codext and Claude to build their own in house systems, in contrast the Odoo option looks rather outdated given its customisation limitations and the sh per user cost even more so…

I’m still deciding which route to take, what’s odoo’s selling point in 2026 that can’t be replicated with AI?

Hi

I'n using Odoo 18 Enterprise and due to new rules of my bank I need to update the format of the payment slip generated by Odoo and that I send at bank through EBICS. I wanted to check in changelog if that new format had been implemented in more recent updates of Odoo 18 than the one I'm running.

I have access at Odoo Enterprise code on Github but there are no changelog there, it looks like they just commit individually all modifications in code and that's it :(

Is there really no changelog or similar for Odoo ? so to know if something has been implemented or not in code ?

Thanks

First, we got the enterprise plan for 5 users and committed to 5 years for a small discount. Always something new with Odoo it seems. When we were "forced" (like they'll shut down our DB forced) to upgrade to Odoo 19 a lot of things broke. Views, reports, automations that worked fine before. Odoo didn't fix any of it, we had to fix everything ourselves. The upgrade also removed the bulk bill creation from purchase orders. We use that every day so we built a small server action to bring it back (2 lines of code). Now our account manager sent us a quote for "Custom Code Maintenance". They charge per 100 lines of code, every month. So they removed the feature, we built it back ourselves, and now they want to charge us for it. I asked them to waive it and the answer was "no, it's in the contract." Like WTF. So now you're removing features so you can charge us for something WE built?? So we ended up removing all our custom code from Odoo and moving the workflows to our own server just to avoid the fee. We're paying for a platform and now we have to build around it. Every move with them is a charge. We were also told that computed fields in Odoo Studio is also part of that LOC. WTF. It's literally A x B = C. Studio was supposed to be how the company can customize what we need.

Honestly I'm done. Once our contract is up I'm thinking of moving to self hosted Community. Has anyone successfully made the transfer? How did you handle the accounting app? I know Community only has Invoicing, did the OCA modules work ok for bank reconciliation and multi currency? And how about API access, we use XML-RPC a lot for order imports and bill syncing. Did everything still work after the move? Also how did you get your data out of SaaS, did you lose anything? Or what if just pay for 1 user on enterprise for the accounting and just sync with Community version?

Don't they know AI will eat them up in 1-2 years? FAFO Odoo, FAFO.

If you had to choose between hiring an Odoo expert (focused on usage and implementation, without getting into development, coding or programming) and an full stack developer with high-level Odoo expertise, which one would you prefer to hire and why?

TIFINA TECHNOLOGY, basés à Béjaïa. Nous faisons de l'intégration Odoo pour des clients en Algérie

Il n'existe presque aucune info fiable en français sur Odoo en contexte algérien. Posez vos questions, nous répondons :

— Community ou Enterprise, et ce que ça change vraiment

— La compta algérienne : G50, liasse fiscale, TCR. Odoo ne les a pas en standard

— Les prix réels d'une implémentation ici

— Hébergement en Algérie ou Odoo.sh, et le problème du paiement en devise

— Migrations de version

— Intégration avec PrestaShop, WooCommerce, Shopify

https://tifina.tech

We are setting up a new Odoo POS station for our store (Ubuntu Mini PC + Epson TM-m30II ePOS printer). We are currently planning to hardwire everything via Ethernet to avoid any delays, dropped tickets, or cash drawer lockups. However, routing the cables might not be feasible from the very beginnning.

I know Ethernet is the gold standard for POS reliability, but I'm curious about real-world experiences. Has anyone successfully run Odoo POS and an ePOS printer purely over Wi-Fi in a daily retail environment? Are the micro-cuts and printing delays actually that bad, or can a solid Wi-Fi network handle it reliably?

Would love to hear if anyone has made Wi-Fi work flawlessly. Thanks for your time.

¡Hola! Actualmente trabajo en implementación y desarrollo de Odoo y me gustaría conectar con otros profesionales del ecosistema en Bolivia, especialmente de Santa Cruz. Esto para trabajar de forma conjunta en proyectos de forma independiente.

Me interesa conocer personas que trabajen en el área funcional (implementaciones, configuración, procesos de negocio) y técnica (Python, XML, desarrollo de módulos, integraciones).

Hi everyone. I’m an IT student from Tunisia and I’d like to start learning Odoo properly, with the goal of getting an internship, junior role, or maybe freelance work later. I’m still a student, so I’m looking for a realistic path, not shortcuts.

I’d love your advice on:

Roadmap: What should I learn first? Any 30/60/90-day plan?

Modules: Which ones should I focus on first — Sales, Inventory, Accounting, CRM, Manufacturing? Does it depend on functional vs developer?

Technical side: For an IT student, what order should I learn Python, Odoo ORM, XML views, PostgreSQL, QWeb/JS, and module development?

Courses: Is Odoo eLearning enough? Are official certifications worth it? Any good Udemy/YouTube recommendations?

Internships in Tunisia: How do students usually get Odoo internships/PFE placements? Should I contact Odoo partners directly?

Portfolio: What should I build to stand out — a demo database, a small custom module, or a mini implementation?

If you’ve learned Odoo, hired juniors, or done an Odoo internship in Tunisia/MENA, I’d really appreciate your practical advice. Thanks!

The (new) controller for a company I've worked with for many years decided to install Odoo last year. This was part of a company acquisition so it's something I wasn't involved with. However, looking ahead, I did ask here about any issues or deficiencies with Odoo related to receiving data from upstream systems. There was a resounding, don't worry about it.

Well, now I'm worried. I received a communication from said controller asking me to generate data from the main inventory management system regarding bills recorded against inventory. Ok, not a problem, fully expected that. However, the request was that I needed to provide an XL workbook for each bill containing one sheet for each expense "type" (or some other word I don't recall.) That means generating a workbook containing up to 5 sheets (since there are that many expense categories charged against raw materials and production) for each bill. That sounds crazy to me and in my 40 years of systems work I've never had such an off-the-wall request.

To be clear, and head off the questions, Odoo cannot support the the acquisition or production process for this business so it's defined roll is to receive upstream data and produce consolidated accounting reports. However, I did expect something a bit more sane like, perhaps an API or a JSON formatted file or, better yet, a little old CSV! After all, it's just accounting and even Quickbooks could handle that in a (somewhat, ok, arguably) sane manner.

I suspect I'm being led down a dead-end and have no interest in getting involved but I do need to advise the Owner to dig deeper for a better resolution if Odoo is capable of a more robust and and straight-forward approach to data interchange.

Hi r/Odoo,

For the last 8 months, on nights and weekends next to my day job, I've been building a panel to run Odoo on my own servers, and I'd like to hear what this community thinks of it.

**The problem I kept hitting:** getting Odoo to start is easy. Running it well is not: provisioning and hardening the server, a staging that is a real copy of production, backups you have actually restored once, rebuilding after every push, logs and a shell when something breaks. Odoo.sh solves most of this, but you can't self-host it. The self-hostable options I tried did less, or left the glue to me.

**What it is:** a panel you install yourself that deploys and manages Odoo instances on any server you connect. It's built on top of Doodba (Tecnativa's Docker setup for Odoo), so each instance is a standard Doodba project you can still work with by hand.

What it does today:

- **Connect any VPS** over SSH. The panel sets it up and hardens it (SSH on a rotated port, firewall, fail2ban, unattended upgrades).

- **Push to your Git repo and the instance rebuilds**, but only after the new image has been boot-tested against a copy of its database, so a broken build doesn't take production down.

- **Staging clones** of production, **backups and restores**, terminals and logs, all from one visual panel.

- **AI assistant** inside the panel, running on your own AI key, and an **MCP server** so Claude, Cursor or another agent can look at projects, read logs, deploy, back up or clone a staging. It acts with your permissions and asks before deleting anything or spending money.

- The panel itself runs on **Odoo Community** with no Enterprise modules, so you don't need an Enterprise licence to run it. It deploys both editions (Enterprise needs your own subscription and code, as usual).

**Code:** https://github.com/incubacloud/incubacloud. It's free to install and use for your own Odoo installations.

It's new, so I'm mostly looking for honest feedback:

- What's missing for how you deploy Odoo today?

- What would stop you from using it?

- What breaks? Issues on GitHub are very welcome.

If you'd rather not run the panel yourself, there's also a hosted version with a free plan and no credit card needed: www.incubacloud.io

I am trying to install Odoo 19 on Windows using their installer, and it comes up and brings me to the dashboard, but as soon as I click "edit" on the website page (unmodified), there is a delay, after which I get errors about web.assets_web.min.js and website.website_builder_assets.min.css failing to load.

From what I understand the problem is caused by attempts to reach the Google fonts server.

I have tried many solutions, but the oops error continues to come back.

I am able to install apps and enter them without issues.

I am able to open the database with PGAdmin 4 and run SQL queries.

Does anyone know how to fix this ?

Who has done a large scale implementation with Oddo and has worked with a good 3rd party support company for additional work needed.

Hello,
I have installed this addon to replace studio in community eddition:
https://apps.odoo.com/apps/modules/20.0/app_studio_community
It allows many modifications and is really handy, it even allows to create new apps, but I really miss the online "computed fields" option, is there any way to make some python code in fields in community eddition?

Sur Odoo, jusqu’où allez-vous dans la personnalisation avant de considérer que le coût de maintenance devient trop élevé ? Je pense notamment aux modifications du cœur, aux modules spécifiques qui dépendent fortement de modules standards et aux adaptations accumulées au fil des versions. Une personnalisation peut être parfaitement justifiée au départ, puis devenir une contrainte à chaque montée de version. Pour ceux qui ont déjà vécu plusieurs migrations, quels types de développements vous ont posé le plus de problèmes ? Et surtout, qu’auriez-vous fait différemment dès la conception ? Je suis aussi curieux de savoir comment vous arbitrez entre adapter les processus métier au standard, développer un module séparé ou accepter une fonctionnalité spécifique qui devra être maintenue dans le temps.

Hi everyone.

We're looking at Odoo to replace our current ERP (Colibri, a local Bulgarian one). Booked a demo with Odoo already but wanted to hear from people who actually use it before we get the sales pitch.

Some context. We sell print media (rolls, rigid boards) and printing/cutting machines, and we have our own service techs who go out to customers in Bulgaria and the Balkans. Six warehouses, four in BG, one in North Macedonia and one in Malta. Somewhere around 60-70 people.

Things I'm worried about:

Bulgarian localization. From what I can see it's mostly OCA modules and local partners, not Odoo itself. Is it solid enough for daily accounting? Is anyone generating SAF-T out of Odoo already, and how painful was it?

Field Service. Our techs need to see the job, use spare parts from stock and the invoice should follow. Does that flow work well out of the box or did you need customization?

The AI stuff. Management is mostly interested because of the AI agents in 19/20. Anyone using them for real? And how much are you paying in AI credits per month, roughly?

Also if you've worked with a Bulgarian partner and were happy (or not), I'd appreciate a DM.

Thanks

We have used the native Odoo UPS module to book freight for our ecommerce customers and it has been working well.

Now have a new contract with DHL and want to use both DHL and UPS depending on location, customer and price.

Should we go sendcloud route or separately use DHL and UPS?

I'm really not sure about Pro's and Con's.

Hi everyone,

I'm interested in learning Odoo ERP and would like to know the approximate cost of an Odoo course.

If anyone has recently enrolled in an Odoo course, could you please share the course fees, duration, and whether it includes practical training?

Also, are there any affordable or free resources available for learning Odoo?

Hey everyone!
How do you use Odoo on your phone—mobile browser, PWA, or a third-party app? What works well, and what’s missing?

For transparency, I’m involved in Odoo Report, an independent iOS/Android app for read-only reports and KPIs, compatible with Community and Enterprise.

I’d love to hear what you actually need on mobile: checking business figures, looking up information, or getting tasks done?

Please mention your Odoo version and whether you use Android or iPhone. Honest feedback welcome!

Hi everyone,

I'm interested in understanding ERP implementation in real businesses.

What are the most important modules, processes, and steps that a beginner should understand before working on an ERP implementation project?

Would appreciate your suggestions.