Reports that send themselves
If a standard report means someone logs in, runs it, and emails it around on a schedule, we automate the delivery straight from Odoo so that weekly task disappears entirely.
Odoo includes built-in reporting in every app, pivot tables, dashboards, and a report designer for custom PDF layouts through Studio, good enough for most standard financial and operational reports without add-ons. Where it stops short is pulling in data from systems Odoo doesn't own, which still usually means someone exporting from two places and combining them by hand.
Odoo was called OpenERP until its 2014 rebrand, so if you're searching for OpenERP reporting tools, that functionality didn't go anywhere, it carried forward into Odoo under the new name, along with most of the reporting concepts longtime users already know.
What has changed since then is depth: current Odoo includes a built-in report designer, Studio, that lets non-developers adjust layouts and add fields to standard reports like invoices or balance sheets without touching code, which goes further than what OpenERP offered in its earlier versions.
If a standard report means someone logs in, runs it, and emails it around on a schedule, we automate the delivery straight from Odoo so that weekly task disappears entirely.
When the real picture needs data from Odoo and from a system it doesn't touch, a separate POS, a warehouse tool, another business unit's software, we build the pipeline that combines both automatically instead of two reports reconciled by hand.
Tell us what's getting combined manually right now and we'll look at whether it can run on its own.
Tell us what the report needs to show and where the rest of the data lives if it's not all in Odoo. We'll look at what Studio and the API can already do versus what genuinely needs custom building. And if reporting isn't your real bottleneck, we automate whatever else is manual in your business.
Let's talk →Yes. Every Odoo app includes its own reporting views, pivot tables and dashboards for most modules, plus a report designer, Studio, for building or customizing PDF reports like invoices, balance sheets, and other standard documents without writing code.
Functionally, yes. OpenERP was renamed Odoo in 2014, and the reporting tools carried forward under the new name, with real improvements since then, including the Studio report designer for non-developers.
Yes, through Studio for layout and field changes to existing report types, or through custom development for reports that need logic Studio doesn't cover, especially ones combining data from outside Odoo.
Yes, Odoo Accounting generates standard financial statements, balance sheets, profit and loss, and similar reports natively, as part of the Accounting app rather than as a separate add-on.
Standard reports can, through Odoo's scheduled actions and email templates. Reports that combine Odoo's data with another system's, or need custom formatting logic beyond what Studio supports, usually need that automation built rather than configured.