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Re: Odoo -- Community v Enterprise Questions

by
cgucker
- 30/01/2023 02:43:50 
Thank you for the responses.   I will speak with the sales folks, but
I'm generally a larger supporter of "rolling my own" and not being
subjected to unnecessary red tape and license fees, especially for our
use, my $dayjob might pay, just because they can.   Also, the issue
that I was running into is that I couldn't purchase the enterprise
license as a self hosted on a month to month basis, I must purchase
the yearly plan, which defeats the purpose of "trying it out" more
than just the two hour demo.  Just not convinced that it's worth the
money yet.

Another way to ask the original question, does anybody on this list
run the enterprise edition and if so, are you self-hosted, or making
use of Odoo's hosting ?   Feel free to respond directly if you don't
want to share with the list.

At the end of the day, I'll have to just install it and figure out the
specifics.

Thank you,
Charles

On Sun, Jan 29, 2023 at 7:34 PM Franklin Smith
<notifications@odoo-community.org> wrote:

>

> In addition to Odoo S.A. sales, you could work with an Odoo partner to have your questions about Enterprise answered.

>

> But any documentation you read regarding installation and tasks related to hosting Enterprise will (most likely) be compatible with Community (e.g. the addons startup parameter). There are many different Odoo modules available for use, including those from OCA and Odoo S.A. (Enterprise apps). And there's going to be some overlap between what options there are under the "free to use" and Enterprise modules. You can pick the installation and selection of modules that fit your use case. But if you want Enterprise modules, then you'll need an Enterprise license as already mentioned.

>

> You are correct that Odoo Enterprise (from Odoo S.A.) is licensed on a per user basis, but that environment can be hosted on-premise (your case), on Odoo on-line (cheaper hosting from Odoo S.A.) or with Odoo.sh (CI/CD option from Odoo S.A., also supports installation modules not published by Odoo S.A.)

>

> Regards,

> Franklin

> franklin@ridge.works

>

> On Sun, Jan 29, 2023 at 6:58 PM Dominique k <notifications@odoo-community.org> wrote:

>

> Hi Charles,

>

> The best place to get info on odoo enterprise is .. odoo sales :-)

> if you want to test drive it, you can register an online account, and they will contact you.

>

> To get odoo enterprise on a self hosted server, you need to get a license first.

>

> Cheers,

> Dominique

> dominique.k@elico-corp.com.sg

>

> On Mon, 30 Jan 2023 at 01:31, Charles Gucker <notifications@odoo-community.org> wrote:

>

> Greetings,

>

>        I'm new to the Odoo community.   I ran across Odoo while

> looking for a Point of Sale for my girlfriend's business (brick and

> mortar), but alas, we have been using GoHighLevel which has a lot of

> overlap with Odoo.   As a result, I was looking at the offerings from

> Odoo with respect to the community edition and the enterprise

> editions.   But from what I can tell, enterprise subscriptions must

> pay per user and Odoo.sh must host the deployment.

>

>       I wear a number of hats at a number of different companies, such

> as the requirement for my girlfriend's business below, a not for

> profit corporation, which could benefit greatly from efforts in Odoo,

> as well as my full time job, which could use Odoo as a cloud services

> provider for internal accounting and forecasting purposes.

>

>       All in all, I've been in the Internet industry for a long time

> and have my own cabinet in a well connected data center with plenty of

> compute and storage capabilities, so naturally, I would like to self

> host.   I spent a few hours trying to find Odoo resources, which is

> how I found my way here.  I also looked through the App directory, but

> I was having a hard time reconciling the App directory with the

> offerings included within the enterprise license.    Does anybody have

> a pointer to a URL, or documents, which go into any level of detail on

> how to create the enterprise experience in a self-hosted environment?

>   As a side note, I would like to whitelabel the URL for my

> girlfriend's business.   Further, I would want to nest multiple client

> instances within a deployment (for her clients' environments) and then

> be able to white label a specific clients environment, but that's a

> longer term vision.

>

>      Any help that could be provided to point me in the right

> direction would be greatly appreciated.    I see a lot of personal use

> cases for Odoo, but am struggling to see where the current lines have

> been drawn between enterprise and community.

>

> Thank you in advance,

> Charles

>

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