What is oDoo?
oDoo is a bundled SaaS application that is deployed on the Google Cloud Platform in its own Docker image managed by Kubernetes so each suscriber gets their own isolated copy.
Imagine a vast collection of business apps at your disposal.
Got something to improve? There is an app for that.
No complexity, no cost, just a one-click install.
Each app simplifies a process and empowers more people.
Imagine the impact when everyone gets the right tool for the job, with perfect integration.
With PolySaaS you can integrate any of these with other SaaS applications with little or no code.
How does it work?
Run your entire business operations inside PolySaaS — CRM, sales, inventory, accounting, manufacturing, HR, and more — with atomic services and AI peer support.
Once inside oDoo, you select which of these mini apps you want to activate and they all work together seamlessly.
As a bundled applicatioon within PolySaaS you can also integrate any of the oDoo apps with other SaaS applications such as MatterMost or WordPress for even greater capabilities.
- One Subscription, Full Odoo – All Odoo apps included — no extra licensing, no separate hosting.
- Atomic Services Integration – Connect Odoo records to Mattermost posts, Nextcloud files, Dolibarr invoices — zero custom code.
- AI Peers for Odoo – Ask Grok, CC, or Gemini to analyze sales forecasts, generate purchase orders, or optimize inventory — right inside Odoo.
- Data-Driven & Real-Time – Changes in Odoo trigger Pub/Sub events → instant updates across your stack.
Why does it matter?
The principle goal of PolySaaS is to provide the ability to integrate SaaS applications easily, provide the customization that might be needed at a low cost. oDoo provides much of that in itself but as a bundled application within PolySaaS, we enhance that to include any other SaaS application in our platform our outside.
Stop Managing Tools. Start Orchestrating Them.
PolySaaS gives your team one platform, one subscription, and AI teammates that actually collaborate — not just respond. Built on Google Cloud, powered by Atomic Services.