OpenERP: 100% pythonic way for business management
summary
OpenERP is presented as a Python-first ERP framework where modules are Python + XML, the OpenERP server provides XML-RPC endpoints and clients are just UIs. A plugin is built to sync with LFS e‑commerce so product templates and the automatically generated product variants (matrix generator) publish to the shop and customers can buy them. Claims: >1,000 community addons, ~27 country localizations, certification costs ~€800–1,000 per 1,000 lines; the sync works end-to-end in the demo.
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chapters (19)
- 0:00Introduction to OpenERP
- 1:13What is ERP
- 3:26Why OpenERP stands out
- 7:25Business objects customization
- 13:50OpenERP as a framework
- 19:17Custom modules creation
- 22:16Existing modules usage
- 26:40OpenERP integrations
- 31:45Community resources
- 32:14Q&A: Localization
- 33:26Q&A: Server and web services
- 35:50Q&A: Security and usability
- 37:15Q&A: Localization functions
- 38:24Q&A: Floats and rounding
- 39:54Q&A: Business examples
- 41:55Q&A: Addon validation
- 44:13Q&A: Government regulation
- 48:47Q&A: Python requirements
- 50:15Closing remarks
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