With an online Odoo subscription, when you add more companies, the plan changes from "Standard" to "Custom".
Is it possible, at least with branches, to remain on the "Standard" plan?
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Hi Vanessa, maybe you have a "free-DB" with only one free App?
Odoo's answer considers Branches a custom feature:
"Hello,
Thank you for contacting Odoo support.
Yes, Branches or multi-company are part of the custom subscription. So if you install an extra branch you will be on the custom plan."
BR
Ricardo
This is now documented by Odoo: https://www.odoo.com/documentation/17.0/applications/general/companies.html#branches
I have a standard subscription, single company and I've set up two branches. My plan/subscription hasn't changed. ☺️
thanks Vanessa, the challenge of staying standard on Odoo is getting bigger and bigger instead of the other way around!
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Branches are companies, so it makes sense that it switches you from Standard (which is restricted to one company) to Custom. So it's the name that is a bit confusing, since (as you say) this is a standard feature.
https://www.odoo.com/pricing-plan
thanks Chris, but it's not really a company, since it doesn't have accounting, that's why the question.
It's a company that shares the same Chart of Accounts, right?