An AI chat inside Odoo Community, open source and Apache 2.0, from Odoo 14.0 to 20.0. You install it like any other module and pay only your AI provider, with your own key. Nothing to resell, nothing to renew.
| Odoo’s AI | Chatboo and the AI Engine | |
|---|---|---|
| Edition | Odoo Enterprise | Odoo Community, 14.0 to 20.0 |
| Who bills you | Odoo, in credits bought from Odoo | Your AI provider, with your own key: every token goes on your bill. Nothing with a local model. |
| Models | The ones Odoo provides | The ones you choose |
| Code | Enterprise license | Open source, Apache 2.0, on GitHub |
The same license as Odoo Community’s own ecosystem of free modules. In plain words:
On your Odoo and on your clients’, as many instances as you like. No fee per user, per database, per year or per client.
The source is public, one branch per Odoo version. You can audit it, adapt it and redistribute it, keeping the notices.
A module of yours that depends on the AI Engine keeps the license you choose, open or not. The Apache parts stay Apache. Details in Licenses.
What you teach the AI (contexts, skills, providers) is yours and exports as files. You can switch provider or model without touching the ERP.
Free. Download from the Odoo Apps Store or clone from GitHub.
The tokens you use, under the contract you have with them. Routines saved as skills usually run without calling the AI at all. Or nothing, with a local model on your server.
Nothing. Not a SaaS, not a subscription: no account, no plan, no renewal. Nothing runs on our servers, so we do not see your data, your keys or how much you use it.
From the Odoo Apps Store or from GitHub, one branch per version. Odoo S.A. supports the last three major versions; many Community installs run older ones. These modules are tested and published on each series, from 14.0 to 20.0, and each version has its own page. 13.0 and older do not work.
You install it at the client as one more module. Each client pays their own AI provider with their own key; you sell no license and renew nothing. What you teach the AI about that client stays in their database and travels with them as files.
What a consultant does with it →Providers, agents, approvals, the MCP server for Cursor or Claude, and the knowledge contexts.
AI Engine →A day at work with the chat on top of the screen you already have open.
Integrated AI →The full list: connectivity, knowledge, writes, security, the chat and the platform.
Capabilities →Yes. Chatboo and the AI Engine are open-source modules for Odoo Community. They install like any other module, and you pay only the provider you choose.
Odoo’s own AI comes with Enterprise. On Odoo Community, AI comes as modules: Chatboo, a chat inside Odoo, and the AI Engine, an MCP server, with your own provider and your own key, from Odoo 14.0 to 20.0.
Yes. Apache 2.0 puts no limit on instances or clients and charges nothing per client. Each client sets up their own AI provider and key in their own Odoo.
Yes. An agent is a plain Odoo module that depends on the AI Engine: it declares its contexts and skills, and the engine gives it providers, history, sessions, the screen context and confirmed writes. Chatboo itself is built that way. Your module keeps its own license; the engine stays Apache 2.0. The list of what the engine provides is in Capabilities.
Three modules from the store or from git, and one provider key. Nothing else to run.