There are a few dozen Odoo partners operating in Australia. Some are based in Sydney or Melbourne and service Brisbane remotely. Some are offshore teams with an Australian domain name. Auboros is actually in Brisbane, with staff who know the Queensland business environment, understand QBCC compliance for construction clients, and can be in the room when an implementation gets complicated.
Whether that matters depends on your business and your project. Here's what a Brisbane-based Odoo Silver Partner actually delivers, and when being local matters more than you'd expect.
Why location matters for ERP implementation (and when it doesn't)
Remote ERP implementations work. Requirements workshops, configuration, training, and support can all be done effectively over video calls. If your business is straightforward and your team is comfortable with remote collaboration, geography matters less than the partner's competence and track record.
Where local starts to count is in the complexity layer. When you need to walk through a physical warehouse to understand how goods actually move. When a go-live weekend involves your team, your systems, and real business pressure. When your accounts manager needs a quick answer from someone who already knows their BAS configuration and is in the same time zone. Brisbane businesses tell us consistently that having a partner they can reach, who understands their industry and Queensland-specific requirements, takes a lot of pressure off an implementation.
What Auboros does in Brisbane and southeast Queensland
Our Odoo Silver Partner status: what it means in practice
Auboros holds Odoo Silver Partner status, which requires at least 75 net new paid Odoo users per year, three Odoo-certified staff members, and a 70% client retention rate. We have 12 verified client references and a 100% retention rate across every project we've delivered. Silver tier also means our team has direct access to Odoo's partner resources, escalation paths for complex technical issues, and early access to new version training before general release.
In practice: when you work with us, you're not working with someone who recently discovered Odoo. You're working with a team that has been implementing it across multiple industries, has certified consultants on staff, and has a documented track record of clients staying on after go-live. You can verify our partner status directly on the Odoo partners page.
Industries we work with in SEQ
Our Brisbane client base covers manufacturing, professional services, field service, wholesale distribution, and construction. Each has its own compliance angle that matters for how Odoo is configured. Field service businesses in Queensland, for example, have specific requirements around GST invoicing in the field, subcontractor handling, and QBCC compliance for licensed trades. Our dedicated Odoo Field Service page covers what that looks like in practice.
Queensland-specific considerations that affect your Odoo setup
Queensland payroll tax thresholds
Queensland's payroll tax threshold is $1.3 million per year as of 2026, with a rate of 4.75% on taxable wages above that threshold. Businesses approaching or exceeding this threshold need their Odoo payroll configuration to produce the right data for payroll tax reporting, separate from the Single Touch Payroll (STP) reporting they're already doing to the ATO. This is a configuration question, not a software limitation, but it's one that an implementation partner with Queensland-specific experience handles differently from one who's never dealt with state payroll tax reporting.
QBCC compliance for construction and trades
Queensland's Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC) has financial requirements for licensed contractors, including minimum net tangible asset ratios and financial reporting obligations for projects above certain thresholds. If your Brisbane business is a licensed contractor or subcontractor, your Odoo accounting configuration needs to produce the financial data your QBCC reporting requires. We've implemented Odoo for construction businesses in SEQ and understand what that configuration looks like.
What a Brisbane Odoo engagement looks like
"The moment that sticks with me most from a recent Brisbane implementation was a go-live weekend where the client's warehouse team picked up a scanner for the first time on a Monday morning. Having someone physically there, who knew their products and their team, made the difference between a smooth start and a panic call. That's the thing remote support genuinely can't replicate."
Josh Craig, Director, Auboros
A typical Odoo engagement starts with a discovery session, usually two to three hours, where we map your current processes, identify the gaps Odoo needs to fill, and give you a realistic implementation scope and timeline. From there, we configure in weekly sprints with your team involved throughout, rather than disappearing for months and presenting a finished system that doesn't fit how you actually work.
Our implementation timeline for a mid-size Brisbane business is typically 10 to 18 weeks from project start to go-live, depending on scope and the complexity of integrations or customisations involved. Full details on our approach and pricing are on our Odoo implementation packages page.
Post-go-live support is included in every project and transitions into ongoing support if you need it. Our clients don't get handed off to a helpdesk after implementation. The team that implemented their system knows their configuration and stays involved. You can read more about what our Odoo services include on our solutions page.
Frequently asked questions
Is Auboros the only Odoo Silver Partner in Brisbane?
Auboros is Brisbane's locally based Odoo Silver Partner. There are other Odoo partners operating in Australia, some of whom service Queensland remotely from Sydney or Melbourne. Auboros is physically located in Brisbane, with staff based in SEQ. You can verify the full Australian partner list and tier status on the Odoo partners page at odoo.com/partners.
Can you implement Odoo remotely for us?
Yes. We work remotely with clients across Queensland, NSW, and Victoria, and handle most of the implementation process via video and shared project tools. For Brisbane and SEQ clients who prefer it, we can also work on-site for workshops, go-live support, and training. The mix depends on what your business and team need.
Do you work outside Brisbane?
We work with businesses across Queensland, NSW, and Victoria. Our Brisbane base is our home, but we've implemented Odoo for clients on the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, and in regional QLD, as well as interstate. Remote delivery works well for most project phases. We travel for go-live support and training when it makes sense.
How long does an Odoo implementation take in Queensland?
For a typical mid-size Queensland business, 10 to 18 weeks from project start to go-live is a realistic expectation, depending on the number of modules involved, any third-party integrations, and how quickly your team can participate in the configuration and testing phases. Our Odoo implementation guide for Australian businesses goes into timeline detail across different project sizes.
Looking for an Odoo partner in Brisbane or southeast Queensland?
Auboros is Brisbane's locally based Odoo Silver Partner. We implement, customise, and support Odoo for businesses across Queensland and nationally, with a team that understands Queensland compliance, industry-specific requirements, and what it takes to make an implementation land properly.
If you want a no-obligation conversation about your project, book a free consultation. We'll give you an honest assessment of scope, timeline, and whether Odoo is the right fit for your business.
There are a few dozen Odoo partners operating in Australia. Some are based in Sydney or Melbourne and service Brisbane remotely. Some are offshore teams with an Australian domain name. Auboros is actually in Brisbane, with staff who know the Queensland business environment, understand QBCC compliance for construction clients, and can be in the room when an implementation gets complicated.
Whether that matters depends on your business and your project. Here's what a Brisbane-based Odoo Silver Partner actually delivers, and when being local matters more than you'd expect.
Why location matters for ERP implementation (and when it doesn't)
Remote ERP implementations work. Requirements workshops, configuration, training, and support can all be done effectively over video calls. If your business is straightforward and your team is comfortable with remote collaboration, geography matters less than the partner's competence and track record.
Where local starts to count is in the complexity layer. When you need to walk through a physical warehouse to understand how goods actually move. When a go-live weekend involves your team, your systems, and real business pressure. When your accounts manager needs a quick answer from someone who already knows their BAS configuration and is in the same time zone. Brisbane businesses tell us consistently that having a partner they can reach, who understands their industry and Queensland-specific requirements, takes a lot of pressure off an implementation.
What Auboros does in Brisbane and southeast Queensland
Our Odoo Silver Partner status: what it means in practice
Auboros holds Odoo Silver Partner status, which requires at least 75 net new paid Odoo users per year, three Odoo-certified staff members, and a 70% client retention rate. We have 12 verified client references and a 100% retention rate across every project we've delivered. Silver tier also means our team has direct access to Odoo's partner resources, escalation paths for complex technical issues, and early access to new version training before general release.
In practice: when you work with us, you're not working with someone who recently discovered Odoo. You're working with a team that has been implementing it across multiple industries, has certified consultants on staff, and has a documented track record of clients staying on after go-live. You can verify our partner status directly on the Odoo partners page.
Industries we work with in SEQ
Our Brisbane client base covers manufacturing, professional services, field service, wholesale distribution, and construction. Each has its own compliance angle that matters for how Odoo is configured. Field service businesses in Queensland, for example, have specific requirements around GST invoicing in the field, subcontractor handling, and QBCC compliance for licensed trades. Our dedicated Odoo Field Service page covers what that looks like in practice.
Queensland-specific considerations that affect your Odoo setup
Queensland payroll tax thresholds
Queensland's payroll tax threshold is $1.3 million per year as of 2026, with a rate of 4.75% on taxable wages above that threshold. Businesses approaching or exceeding this threshold need their Odoo payroll configuration to produce the right data for payroll tax reporting, separate from the Single Touch Payroll (STP) reporting they're already doing to the ATO. This is a configuration question, not a software limitation, but it's one that an implementation partner with Queensland-specific experience handles differently from one who's never dealt with state payroll tax reporting.
QBCC compliance for construction and trades
Queensland's Queensland Building and Construction Commission (QBCC) has financial requirements for licensed contractors, including minimum net tangible asset ratios and financial reporting obligations for projects above certain thresholds. If your Brisbane business is a licensed contractor or subcontractor, your Odoo accounting configuration needs to produce the financial data your QBCC reporting requires. We've implemented Odoo for construction businesses in SEQ and understand what that configuration looks like.
What a Brisbane Odoo engagement looks like
"The moment that sticks with me most from a recent Brisbane implementation was a go-live weekend where the client's warehouse team picked up a scanner for the first time on a Monday morning. Having someone physically there, who knew their products and their team, made the difference between a smooth start and a panic call. That's the thing remote support genuinely can't replicate."
Josh Craig, Director, Auboros
A typical Odoo engagement starts with a discovery session, usually two to three hours, where we map your current processes, identify the gaps Odoo needs to fill, and give you a realistic implementation scope and timeline. From there, we configure in weekly sprints with your team involved throughout, rather than disappearing for months and presenting a finished system that doesn't fit how you actually work.
Our implementation timeline for a mid-size Brisbane business is typically 10 to 18 weeks from project start to go-live, depending on scope and the complexity of integrations or customisations involved. Full details on our approach and pricing are on our Odoo implementation packages page.
Post-go-live support is included in every project and transitions into ongoing support if you need it. Our clients don't get handed off to a helpdesk after implementation. The team that implemented their system knows their configuration and stays involved. You can read more about what our Odoo services include on our solutions page.
Frequently asked questions
Is Auboros the only Odoo Silver Partner in Brisbane?
Auboros is Brisbane's locally based Odoo Silver Partner. There are other Odoo partners operating in Australia, some of whom service Queensland remotely from Sydney or Melbourne. Auboros is physically located in Brisbane, with staff based in SEQ. You can verify the full Australian partner list and tier status on the Odoo partners page at odoo.com/partners.
Can you implement Odoo remotely for us?
Yes. We work remotely with clients across Queensland, NSW, and Victoria, and handle most of the implementation process via video and shared project tools. For Brisbane and SEQ clients who prefer it, we can also work on-site for workshops, go-live support, and training. The mix depends on what your business and team need.
Do you work outside Brisbane?
We work with businesses across Queensland, NSW, and Victoria. Our Brisbane base is our home, but we've implemented Odoo for clients on the Gold Coast, Sunshine Coast, and in regional QLD, as well as interstate. Remote delivery works well for most project phases. We travel for go-live support and training when it makes sense.
How long does an Odoo implementation take in Queensland?
For a typical mid-size Queensland business, 10 to 18 weeks from project start to go-live is a realistic expectation, depending on the number of modules involved, any third-party integrations, and how quickly your team can participate in the configuration and testing phases. Our Odoo implementation guide for Australian businesses goes into timeline detail across different project sizes.
Looking for an Odoo partner in Brisbane or southeast Queensland?
Auboros is Brisbane's locally based Odoo Silver Partner. We implement, customise, and support Odoo for businesses across Queensland and nationally, with a team that understands Queensland compliance, industry-specific requirements, and what it takes to make an implementation land properly.
If you want a no-obligation conversation about your project, book a free consultation. We'll give you an honest assessment of scope, timeline, and whether Odoo is the right fit for your business.