In 2025, Odoo generated global revenue of €650 million, with growth of 42%. Backed by solid and profitable management, the company aims to reach €1 billion by 2027. . With over 6,000 employees worldwide, the goal is to reach 10,000 talents by 2026.
Many new features have been introduced this year, but one of the main innovations in Odoo 19 is undoubtedly the integration of artificial intelligence, which has been incorporated across the management system, becoming a real ally for businesses and professionals.
Thanks to this integration, businesses can leverage AI to: obtain immediate answers about their data and generate interactive reports via AI agents; automate repetitive tasks such as filling in fields, searches and complex queries; improve communication with optimised drafts and texts, as well as AI live chats capable of managing conversations and generating new leads; transcribe and summarise meetings in real time, or create web and email content with just a few clicks.
With Odoo 19, AI simplifies daily operations, reduces errors and frees up valuable time to focus on what really matters: growing your business.
Another priority for Odoo is the development of packages dedicated to over 100 different industrial sectors, which include preconfigured modules, applications and tools: in short, vertical solutions for every sector.
With just a few clicks, companies can be up and running from day one, with targeted and accessible tools. “Odoo is a game changer, covering the specific needs of every professional field at a competitive price,” says Fabien Pinckaers, founder and CEO of Odoo, in a statement. Among the sectors it targets are, for example, accountants, estate agents, the hospitality industry and many others.
Another new feature concerns the e-commerce sector, which remains strategic for Odoo. With version 19, the online sales experience becomes even more fluid and efficient: new layouts for product pages, optimised checkout even from mobile devices, advanced SEO tools and direct integration with Google Merchant Centre. Merchants can offer customers a simple and transparent purchasing experience, with integrated management of payments, logistics, and real-time availability.
With over 60 integrated modules and an intuitive interface, Odoo continues to invest in localising its software for different markets. In Italy, for example, crucial new features continue to be introduced in the Invoicing and Point of Sale modules to ensure regulatory compliance and support businesses in their daily challenges.
“Efficiency and digitalisation are the two pillars of business competitiveness. With Odoo, we offer a single platform that eliminates fragmentation caused by disjointed software, accelerating the digital transformation of businesses,” says Miriam Bastianello, managing director of Odoo Italia, pictured here with the team.
Looking ahead to 2026, Odoo confirms its ambitions: to offer an increasingly comprehensive, accessible and scalable ERP management system, capable of supporting businesses in simplifying their operational processes and growth.
“What matters most is seeing our community excited and satisfied with the new applications and features we strive to offer every year in our software,” concludes Pinckaers.
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