— One Odoo Instance. Multiple Companies. Centrally Managed.
What is Odoo Multi Company?
Odoo Multi-Company allows you to manage multiple legal entities or business units within a single database while maintaining separate processes, financials and operations for each entity. Each company can have its own Master data (e.g. partners, products, accounts), Currencies, Tax rules, Journals and chart of accounts, User rights and access rules.
This feature gives you central control over your global organisation, while local teams retain the autonomy they need to comply with regional laws and business practices.
— The Right Building Blocks for Scalable, Cross-Entity Operations.
Key Modules for a Multi-Company-Setup
Accounting
Manage multiple company ledgers and currencies with full intercompany automation. Each entity can maintain its own fiscal localisation while sharing consolidated financial reporting at group level.
Sales
Coordinate sales across subsidiaries using shared customer databases and automated intercompany sales orders. Access rights ensure that each team only sees its own company’s data.
CRM
Centralise customer management while keeping company-specific visibility and permissions. Cross-company reporting helps identify global sales opportunities.
HR & Employees
Manage employees across all subsidiaries with unified records, payroll localisation, and access control based on company assignment.
Purchase
Simplify global procurement with linked purchase and sales orders between entities. Multi-currency support enables unified reporting across different regions.
Inventory & Warehouse Management
Track stock across multiple warehouses and companies. Internal transfers, deliveries, and intercompany logistics are fully automated and transparent.
In Odoo, global reporting is integrated within modules like Accounting, Sales, and Inventory. It's giving you real-time visibility across all companies. Access rights are managed centrally, ensuring that users only access data relevant to their specific company or role.
Who is Odoo Multi Company suitable for?
Odoo Multi Company is ideal for organizations that operate across several entities or locations. It is designed for corporate groups and holdings with multiple subsidiaries, for franchise networks and multi-brand businesses, and for international enterprises that manage local branches in different countries. Companies with distinct divisions such as manufacturing, retail, or services also benefit from Odoo’s ability to centralize operations while maintaining full autonomy for each business unit.
— Manage Multiple Entities
Benefits of Multi Company in Odoo
Unified Control Across Multiple Countries
Manage all subsidiaries in one Odoo environment while keeping full visibility and control over operations worldwide.
Multi-Currency and Multi-Language Support
Handle transactions, reporting, and communication in any currency or language to simplify global collaboration.
Automated Intercompany Processes
Streamline internal trade, invoicing, and logistics between companies with automated workflows and reduced manual effort.
Scalable for Growth
Easily add new entities, countries, or business units as your organisation expands — all within a single Odoo system.
Centralised Data, Local Compliance
Maintain shared master data while ensuring that each company follows local accounting, tax, and legal requirements.
Real-Time Global Visibility
Access consolidated dashboards and reports that give you a complete overview of your business performance across all locations.
One platform for all your companies – local and global.
Let our experts show you how to streamline your operations, automate intercompany processes, and achieve financial transparency.
— Frequently Asked Questions
Odoo Multi Company
No. Multiple companies are managed within a single Odoo instance. Separation is ensured through company objects and access rights.
Yes. You can share master data such as products or partners, while keeping all financial transactions separate.
With the Intercompany module enabled, Odoo automatically creates matching transactions, e.g. a sales order in Company A generates a purchase order in Company B.
Yes. The Consolidation module provides currency conversion, intercompany elimination, and consolidated financial reporting.
