Odoo training on your system, not a generic demo
What Odoo training actually involves
Useful training isn’t a tour of Odoo’s features. It’s teaching the specific people who’ll use the system how to do their specific jobs in it (the salesperson raising a quote the way your process requires, the accountant closing the month, the store manager moving stock) on your configured system, with your data, against the workflows you actually run.
That runs on two tracks: functional training for the people using the system, and technical training for the people who’ll administer and extend it in-house. Generic training produces people who’ve seen Odoo. Training on your system produces people who can operate yours: the difference between a team that uses the system and one that quietly rebuilds its old spreadsheets beside it.
Who we train
Two tracks: functional, for the people using the system, and technical, for the people running and extending it.
End users - functional
The people doing the daily work (raising orders, recording stock, closing books) trained on the exact workflows they’ll run, not a generic curriculum.
Power users - functional
The team members who become your in-house first line of help, able to support colleagues before anything needs to reach us.
Administrators - technical
The internal owners who’ll manage users, settings, and routine changes after we step back, so you’re not dependent on us for small adjustments.
In-house developers - technical
For teams with their own technical capacity, training on the Odoo framework itself (how the system is built) so your developers can maintain and extend it with the same discipline we do.
Teams operating what we built
Endurance - a system a growing network runs daily
A 395+ DSA network operates the platform we built as their day-to-day system. Adoption at that scale isn’t a single training session; it’s readiness built into how the system grew.
Read the Endurance story →Cemseal - manufacturing teams on Community
Shop-floor and office teams operating a multi-company Odoo Community system day to day: the real test of whether an implementation took, and the one training exists to pass.
Read the Cemseal case study →Training is the last mile of an implementation
An implementation isn’t finished when the system goes live. It’s finished when the team uses it. The most common way a good build fails is also the cheapest to prevent: the system works, but nobody was taught to operate it in their actual role, so they revert to the old way and the investment quietly strands. Training is the last mile, and it’s the one most often skimped right before the finish.
How training runs with us
Hands-on, on your system, role by role, not a one-size session.
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Built into an implementation
Usually part of the build, timed to go-live so the team is ready when the system is.
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Standalone, for teams already on Odoo
For teams who went live without proper training and have been working around the system, or who’ve grown and need to bring new people up.
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Functional or technical, as the team needs
Scoped to who needs what: business users on process, administrators and developers on running and extending the system.
Common questions about Odoo training
What does Odoo training cover?
Teaching your team to operate Odoo as you’ve configured it, across two tracks: functional training for end users and power users on their daily workflows, and technical training for administrators and in-house developers on running and extending the system. It’s role-specific and hands-on, on your system and data, not a generic feature tour.
Do you train on our system or generic Odoo?
Your system, as configured, with your processes and data. Generic Odoo training produces people who’ve seen the software; training on your configured system produces people who can operate it. The whole value is closing the gap between “how Odoo works” and “how I do my job in this”, which only your actual setup can teach.
Can you train a team that’s already on Odoo?
Yes. A lot of standalone training is exactly that: teams who went live without proper training and have been working around the system, or who’ve grown and need to onboard new people. We train on your existing configuration, focused on the workflows your team actually struggles with rather than a generic curriculum.
Is training included in an implementation?
It’s normally part of it: built into go-live so the team is ready when the system is, because an implementation isn’t done until people use it. We also run training as standalone work for teams already on Odoo, functional or technical. Either way it’s hands-on and role-specific, not a one-size session.
Team not using the system you built?
Let’s plan training. Hands-on, role by role, on your actual system (functional or technical, whichever your team needs) so the people who depend on it can operate it, and the implementation finally sticks.