The document discusses the payroll features of OpenERP, an open source payroll management software. It has a powerful payroll engine that supports customizable rules, temporal data, retroactive payments, and contribution registers. It is fully integrated with HR and accounting modules. The payroll system is smart and flexible, allowing batch processing of payslips for multiple employees and contracts. It can be easily adapted for payroll in multiple countries.
This document provides an overview of the open source ERP system OpenERP. It discusses the history and rise of open source business software, the business model for open source ERPs which relies on services, and introduces OpenERP as a leading open source ERP. Key details about OpenERP include its global partner network, modular architecture, and the over 500 available modules covering areas like accounting, stock, purchasing, sales, and more.
This document outlines Odoo's accounting roadmap to make accounting features more localized, configurable, and visually appealing. The key goals are to 1) improve localization modules to work out of the box for any country, 2) redesign taxes to be more easily configurable, and 3) create an attractive accounting dashboard and improve bank reconciliation workflows. The team is dedicated to in-depth analysis, refactoring as needed, and working with the community to achieve these goals.
1) Odoo has experienced significant growth over the past year with an 82% increase in recurring revenue and becoming profitable after 12 months of operation. 2) The company now has over 900 employees and is continuing to rapidly expand its operations globally including opening new offices in India and growing its US business by 59%. 3) Looking ahead to 2017, the company plans to continue heavily investing in R&D and global expansion to further boost its growth with the goal of surpassing all its previous numbers and milestones.
FusionInventory provides asset management capabilities through its agent and server components. It uses SNMP, NMAP, and other protocols to discover devices on the network and gather inventory information. The project has an active community of contributors and is supported on a wide range of operating systems including Linux, Windows, MacOS, BSD, Solaris and more. It integrates with configuration management and IT service management platforms.
The document provides an overview of the topics covered in the Functional Training Day 2 session, including: 1) A guided tour of basic modules in Open ERP like partners, accounting, products, stock management, CRM, purchasing, and sales. 2) An exercise to create partners, install additional modules, and explore basic accounting and product functionality. 3) Descriptions of key aspects of stock management, CRM, purchasing, sales, and manufacturing modules in Open ERP.
The document discusses the Warehouse Management System (WMS) module in OpenERP. It allows for managing physical and virtual warehouses, restricting products and customers/suppliers per warehouse, bursting receipts and picking orders, cross-docking, inventory management, scenario engines for warehouses, picking waves, and rounds for organizing pickings. The WMS module is available for OpenERP 5.0 but not yet ported to 6.0. Other related modules developed by SYLEAM are also listed.