The interesting part here isn’t really “AI + Odoo”, but removing all the friction around reporting.
In a lot of ERP systems, the data is already there — the annoying part is figuring out the right filters, fields, menus, or asking someone technical to build the report. Being able to just ask “show me low stock items from the last 30 days” is a pretty natural interface for that.
My main question would be how it handles ambiguity and trust. For business reports, a plausible-looking but slightly wrong result can be worse than no result at all. I’d want to see exactly what filters/query the AI interpreted from my request before relying on the numbers.
If they get that transparency right, this feels like one of the more practical uses of LLMs in ERP software.
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The interesting part here isn’t really “AI + Odoo”, but removing all the friction around reporting.
In a lot of ERP systems, the data is already there — the annoying part is figuring out the right filters, fields, menus, or asking someone technical to build the report. Being able to just ask “show me low stock items from the last 30 days” is a pretty natural interface for that.
My main question would be how it handles ambiguity and trust. For business reports, a plausible-looking but slightly wrong result can be worse than no result at all. I’d want to see exactly what filters/query the AI interpreted from my request before relying on the numbers.
If they get that transparency right, this feels like one of the more practical uses of LLMs in ERP software.