Odoo Gold Partner for Thailand.

Yes. Brainvire is an Odoo Gold Partner. The tier is Odoo’s to grant rather than an agency’s to claim. The consultants who hold the certifications are the same people who scope, build and support the work.

Thai working hours (UTC+7), wherever your team sits, from Bangkok to Chiang Mai. Scoping calls, demos and support are booked on Bangkok time, so they sit inside your working day rather than someone else’s.

Yes, as part of a multi-country rollout. Trendz 360, a Singapore-headquartered lifestyle and fashion group, trades in more than 8 countries including Thailand on the Odoo Enterprise 14 system Brainvire built. The proof cards on this page lead with regional Odoo programmes, each labelled with its region, and each opens the case study its figures come from.

It is Odoo’s own ranking of its partners, so it tells you the vendor stands behind the firm. Behind Brainvire’s tier sit 280+ certified Odoo consultants, 380+ ERP implementations with 180+ system integrations, certification current through Odoo 19, and a 4.8/5 Clutch rating you can read for yourself.

Yes, and takeovers are a normal starting point. The work begins with a review of your existing Odoo instance and the customisations already made, then a plain plan for what to keep, what to fix and what to rebuild. You see that plan before any build work is quoted.

It depends on scale, budget and how much of your process is genuinely unusual. We set the two out side by side on licensing, implementation effort, customisation and total cost in the Odoo and SAP comparison, and the build itself is covered on Odoo implementation in Thailand. This page exists to verify the partner.

We work in English. Calls, documentation and support for Thailand are delivered in English by our Singapore team.

An Odoo partner implements, configures and supports Odoo for client businesses, under a partnership with Odoo. For Thai companies, the services cover scoping, Thai VAT and e-Tax Invoice setup, data migration, integrations with the systems you keep, user onboarding and support after launch. Brainvire does this work as an Odoo Gold Partner, with calls and demos on Bangkok time.

Start with the apps that run your money and stock: Accounting, Sales, Inventory and Purchase. CRM, Manufacturing, POS, ecommerce and HR can follow as your operations need them, all on the same database. In Manufacturing, production orders draw on inventory and post to accounting in the same system.

Keep it standard wherever you can. A standard-first mindset keeps upgrades simpler and costs visible. We configure Odoo before writing custom modules, and keep custom code for requirements the standard apps cannot meet. Thai tax setup in Odoo Accounting is configuration work too.

We agree data standards first: how customers, products, stock and open balances are named and coded. Then we clean the legacy data, load it into a test environment and reconcile it with your finance team before anything reaches the live system. A clean migration is the foundation the rest of the rollout depends on.

User onboarding runs by role. Each team learns the workflows it will use every day, in English, with guidance written for your own setup rather than generic manuals. Sessions are hands-on, using your own data. Key users get deeper training so they can support colleagues after launch.

Odoo dashboards show sales, inventory, accounting and manufacturing figures as transactions post, and we set them up around the numbers your managers review each week. Finance and operations get control from one system instead of spreadsheets.

Yes. Odoo runs point of sale, ecommerce, inventory across warehouses and purchasing in one system, which suits retail and distribution companies that trade across branches. Our Puma Energy rollout runs Odoo 18 ERP and POS across 12 countries.

Yes. Integration is a standard part of an Odoo rollout: marketplaces, payment gateways, banks, shipping and the systems you keep. New integrations are built on the JSON-2 API in current Odoo versions. For Thai businesses we have delivered Lazada and Shopee marketplace sync, and PromptPay and Thai payment gateways.

Look for Odoo expertise in your industry, a clear approach to scoping and a team that stays after go-live. Ask for case studies with real numbers, ask who does the work, and check that the partner works your hours. Check too that it can set up Thai tax reporting and the bank connections you rely on. The due diligence questions above are the ones we answer for every buyer.

Scoping, configuration, data migration, integrations, training and go-live, followed by managed support. Requirements are signed off before the build starts. Each phase ends with a working demo, so your team sees the system take shape across the whole journey.

Yes. The Thailand fiscal localisation in Odoo Accounting includes VAT at 7%, VAT-exempt and withholding taxes, PND 3 and PND 53 export files for Revenue Department e-Filing, tax invoice PDFs with head office and branch numbers, and PromptPay QR codes on invoices. We confirm with your accountants which reports they file before go-live.

Odoo is modular, so you add apps as the business grows instead of buying one large suite up front. The Community edition is open source and Enterprise is licensed. Both handle multi-currency accounting for companies that trade across Southeast Asia.

Managed support under a service level agreement: database management, updates, monitoring, fixes and a standing improvement backlog. It is run by the same certified team that built the system.