Free tool · Odoo
Is your Odoo version current — and when should you upgrade?
Odoo releases a new major version every year. As the gap grows, the upgrade jump, the data migration and the retest load increase; custom modules need re-adapting at every upgrade. See in three questions where you stand and what needs to be addressed first.
Tool
This tool calculates the result on MindDX Platform.
When you start the test, the same tool opens on MindDX Platform; the questions, the result and the privacy are the same. After the result you can come back to this page to read the interpretation and the recommended next step.
The tools ask for no sign-up or e-mail. Your answers are used to produce the test result.
How to read the result
Four situations, four different first steps.
Odoo generally supports the three most recent major versions actively. Exact support dates depend on your version and your contract; this tool does not give an exact date.
Next step
An upgrade is not a version decision; it is a scope decision.
To see with evidence which customisation can move back to standard and what should be addressed first, measure your starting point. If you have a live Odoo system, Assess’s live-system path is Audit; when the required access has been separately authorised and established, your Odoo installation can be measured using read-only methods, and the findings are turned into the Validated Improvement Scope.
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FAQQuestions
Frequently asked questions
Odoo generally supports the three most recent major versions actively and releases a new major version every year. Older versions may fall outside official support and updates. The exact status depends on your version and your contract.
The general rule is to plan before you fall outside the support window and before the version gap grows. A wider gap means a bigger migration jump, more data migration and a heavier retest load. The tool gives a rough urgency; the firm decision becomes clear through measurement.
The more custom modules and code you have, the more re-adaptation and regression testing each upgrade needs. Clarifying first what can move back to standard lowers both the upgrade cost and future maintenance cost.
No. The tool gives a software-independent direction; it recommends no unnecessary licence or early upgrade. If you use Community, moving to Enterprise is not a requirement; it is evaluated once the need is clear.