Der ERP Stammtisch - Ein Odoo Podcast

Der ERP Stammtisch is a German podcast about Odoo, ERP implementation, and the business processes that become painful when nobody thinks them through. Its shape is simple. Raphael Henke asks, interrupts, summarizes, and pushes for the beginner-facing version of the answer. Laurens Lars Labusch supplies the deeper Odoo logic. The result feels less like a webinar and more like sitting near two people arguing their way toward a usable implementation decision. The show is technically serious without sounding formal. It is comfortable moving from jokes and personal detours into stock scheduling, portal rights, accounting migration, report layout, helpdesk workflows, and customization risk. Recent episodes show the range clearly. Rental becomes a conversation about scheduled goods out, scheduled goods back, maintenance buffers, e-commerce integration, and whether inventory is actually available. Multi-company becomes a practical problem of ownership, warehouse operations, purchasing groups, and shared processes across separate entities. Odoo Studio is treated as powerful, but not magic. Automations need triggers, filters, and a person who understands what should happen when records change. Portal users and internal users are discussed through cost, access rights, external partners, freelancers, and the difference between a small license decision and a large portal feature. Data import is framed as one of the places where companies can ruin a clean ERP rollout by dragging bad legacy material into the new system. Helpdesk episodes connect tickets, canned replies, knowledge articles, e-learning, and recurring customer questions. Customizing versus standard gets the sharpest warnings, especially around upgrades and Odoo data models changing underneath bespoke work. The copy is casual, but the stakes are real. This is for listeners who want Odoo explained by people who will name the tradeoff plainly, then keep talking until the process makes sense.