TABLE OF CONTENTS
- 1. Website and Customer Experience
- 1.1. Website & eCommerce: Guided Onboarding, New Templates, Google Merchant Sync
- 1.2 Live Chat and Discuss: Expertise Routing, Chat Insights, Status Controls
- 2. Sales, CRM and Subscriptions
- 2.1 Sales: Editable Optional Products, Catalogue Sections, Portal Top-Up
- 2.2. CRM and Marketing: AI Probability, Lead Sources, Kanban Linking
- 2.3. Subscriptions: Prorated Billing, One-Time Sales, Portal Edits
- 3. Inventory, Purchase and Barcode
- 3.1. Inventory and Purchase: Packages within Packages, Forecasted Reports, Suggested Quantity to Replenish
- 3.2. Barcode: Operation Descriptions, Product Source Location, Lot and Serial Number Properties
- 4. Manufacturing, Shop Floor & Planning
- 4.1. MRP: Gantt View, Editable Deadlines, Labour-Based Valuation
- 4.2. Shop Floor & Planning: Barcode Workflows, Shift Scheduling, Routing Edits
- 5. Project, Timesheets and Services
- 5.1. Project and Timesheet: Smart Assign, Mobile Grid View, Priority Alerts
- 5.2. Field Service and Appointments: Calendar View, Technician Tracking, Mass Planning
- 6. HR, Payroll and Expenses
- 6.1. Payroll: Redesigned Engine, Payslip Correction, Unified Master Report
- 6.2. Time Off and Expenses: Odoo Master Cards, Multi-Expense Submission, Complex Duration
- 7. Accounting, Compliance and ESG
- 7.1. Accounting: Peppol Invoicing, Bank Sync, BAS Reports
- 7.2. ESG App: Scope 1–3 Emissions, CSRD Reporting, Auto Category Mapping
- 8. AI, Documents and Sign
- 8.1. AI App: Prompt Commands, Auto Field Completion, Voice and Web Search
- 8.2. Sign and Documents: Bulk Signing, Chatter Integration, Access Controls
- Odoo 19: What’s Coming For Australia?
- 1. Fully compliant Payroll AU with STP Phase 2 and SuperStream
- 2. ABA file payments, Direct Debit for wages/super
- 3. Multi-stream YTD import, backpay, and validations
- 4. 2025–26 tax rules, STSL changes, ATO security
- 5. Peppol invoicing, GST toggle, fringe benefits, BAS automation
- 6. Tyro integration
- 7. Roadmap: SBR BAS lodging, Open Banking, PEL Access, Fiduciary Program
- Odoo 19’s FAQs For Australian Teams
- 1. How should Australian businesses prepare?
- 2. How is Odoo 19 different from Odoo 18 in Australia?
- 3. How can AI in Odoo 19 be tailored for real business outcomes?
- 4. How can I try Odoo 19 or upgrade from my current version?
Overflowed with emails, piled-up voicemails, and colleagues chasing down for quick updates - all these headaches can be resolved with Odoo VoIP integration. This built-in module allows users to manage calls efficiently within their Odoo workspace.
Let’s find out more about its key features and what to consider when selecting a server provider.
What is Odoo VoIP?
Similar to most of the typical VoIP (Voice-over-Internet Protocol) systems, the Odoo VoIP module provides you with integrated voice-calling features. It comes with an add-on widget that integrates virtual phone systems with your database and allows you to make and manage calls while working within Odoo.
1. What are the benefits of using Odoo VoIP?
Because of the specialised capabilities unlike regular phone services, Odoo VoIP is a helpful technology that can benefit both your business and customers. You can leverage Odoo VoIP by using it to:
2. Real-world use cases
When integrating Odoo VoIP with other Odoo apps, key persons in your teams can manage calls and interact with customers and teammates in a faster way:
8+ Key Features of Odoo VoiP & Providers
By quickly integrating with your current Odoo workflows, Odoo VoIP is a robust built-in module that makes it easy for your team to work together. Here are the main features:
Beyond its fundamental capabilities, Odoo makes use of partnerships with popular VoIP providers to let users access advanced functions, such as:
What to consider when choosing a VoIP server
For the record, Odoo integrates well with popular providers such as Axivox (which also hosts Asterisk) and OnSIP. Odoo previously had a tutorial video of the setup process for Axivox as an example, but you can read their documents for more information on other providers.
If your business requires custom workflows for Odoo VoIP integration but you’re unfamiliar with technical environments (i.e. APIs), consider receiving support from Odoo’s certified experts. They can analyse the feasibility of your requirements and build the desired workflows accordingly.
Whether you’re choosing one of these providers or not, consider the following 4 aspects when selecting one to go with:
1. Compatibility & feature alignment
VoIP service providers are not all the same, particularly in terms of Odoo integration. Think about:
2. Network infrastructure & security
Your network setup and the provider's security precautions have a major impact on the security and quality of your VoIP calls. Consider these points:
3. Scalability & reliability
Your business's communication requirements will change as it expands. Consider:
4. Custom configuration
If you have particular requirements or complex communication workflows, check if the providers offer advanced functionalities.
Some providers let users customise their solutions to a greater extent, which can be integrating complex call routing or specific business tools. Several providers also provide access to APIs. This enables customisation of functionality beyond those of Odoo VoIP, enabling custom interface with Odoo or other apps. Nevertheless, this method needs constant maintenance and technological know-how.
By integrating seamlessly with your Odoo apps, Odoo VoIP centralises all contact and communication data within your Odoo workspace.
Based on the Odoo version and provider you have selected, the specific configuration requirements can be different. Note that you should always refer to Odoo and the provider's official documents to ensure the latest and complete instructions.
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