Pilvi sets up Odoo for service, consulting and subscription businesses. Quotes, orders, timesheets and invoices run in one system. Accounting can stay in the software you use now or move into Odoo.
In a growing service business the same customer lives in the CRM, a quote template, a timesheet and the invoicing tool. At month end someone copies the data across by hand, and the mistakes turn up when the customer calls about the invoice. In Odoo you enter it once and it carries on by itself:
Implementation on Odoo's own cloud service. We start with whatever takes the most time today, usually sales and invoicing, and add apps as you need them.
More about OdooFor hosting, SaaS and other companies that bill monthly: order, service activation and recurring billing in one chain.
Read moreLicences, rollouts, Gemini and user training, and ongoing support. We also connect Odoo to Google Calendar and Google sign-in.
Read moreOdoo is a set of business apps that share one database. People call it an ERP, but for a small company it is mainly the place where sales, delivery and invoicing all see the same customer.
For many customers the first step is CRM and invoicing. Projects, inventory or recurring billing come later, when you need them, without buying another system.
Odoo Online is updated as a service. You don't run a server or budget for version upgrades.
The price covers every Odoo app. There are no per-app fees, and the cost only grows when your headcount does.
Log your hours and send an invoice from your phone, even from the airport.
Most Odoo providers in Finland focus on manufacturing and production planning. Our customers make their money from hours, contracts and monthly billing, and Pilvi is built around that.
Keep your accounting software and your accountant, and invoices reach them through an integration. Or run accounting in Odoo.
Email, calendars, web shop, payments and Odoo from one supplier.
A first phase is often ten users and two apps. More follows when you need it.
Pilvi belongs to the Winterbackwoods group, which employs more than 50 IT specialists.
45 minutes online. We look at which systems your work runs on and where the time goes.
A written plan of which Odoo apps replace which of your current tools, and what that costs.
We build in two-week sprints. You see a working version at the end of each one.
Support, training and new apps as the business grows.
No. You can keep your accounting software and your accountant, and invoices reach them through an integration. You can also run accounting in Odoo itself.
Two apps typically take 4–6 weeks, a broader rollout 8–12 weeks. The proposal gives the exact schedule.
A monthly licence per user plus the implementation. We calculate both for your number of users after the discovery call.
On Odoo Online, European customers' data is kept in European data centres.
Yes. Odoo syncs with Google Calendar, and users sign in to Odoo with their Google accounts.
Usually, yes. Some of the apps a service business relies on most, such as recurring billing, are only in the Enterprise edition. The proposal tells you which edition you need.
Yes. Hours, expenses, customer records and invoices work in the phone's browser and in the Odoo mobile app.
We'll go through the systems your work runs on today and tell you plainly whether Odoo fits and where to start.