Rosa Bowden

But here's the interesting bit.

What if you could collapse all of that into one platform?

Odoo gives you over 70 business applications.

CRM, sales, invoicing, project management, the full suite in one integrated system.

You start with what you need, add more as you grow.

It's modular, flexible, and actually sensible.

The ROI is pretty straightforward.

It's lower subscription costs, it's less time context switching, and your data flows automatically between departments because everything's connected.

For Australian businesses, it also handles GST and BAS requirements, which is not nothing.

You can automate repetitive tasks, manage everything mobile, and your team isn't learning six different interfaces.

They just need to master one.

Odoo's offering a 15-day free trial at odoo.com.

No credit card required.

Run your actual workflows through it, do the math for your specific business, and see if the numbers make sense.

Today's podcast was made possible by our friends over at Odoo.

Alrighty, let's do a little bit of maths together.

The average SaaS subscription for a small business, let's say it's $50 a month.

Now, how many of those are you running?

CRM, project management, invoicing, email marketing, scheduling, analytics.

If you're like most growing businesses, you're at about six to eight platforms.