Set up and run Odoo Accounting: chart of accounts, journals, invoices, vendor bills, payments, bank reconciliation, analytic accounting, assets and financial reports.
The Odoo Accounting & Finance course in Doha, Qatar gives accountants and finance staff practical, hands-on knowledge of managing the books in Odoo. Participants learn how a fiscal localization package provides the starting chart of accounts, how journals for sales, purchases, bank, cash and miscellaneous entries are organized, and how invoices, vendor bills and payments flow into the general ledger. The course explains the difference between the Invoicing app and the full Accounting app, so learners know which features apply to their edition.
Exercises follow a realistic accounting cycle in a training database: issuing customer invoices and credit notes, recording vendor bills, registering payments, importing bank statements and reconciling them with matching rules. Learners then use analytic plans to track costs by project or department, manage payment follow-ups, handle multi-currency transactions and deferred revenue, and set lock dates before producing the balance sheet, profit and loss and aged reports. Tax setup is shown generically. Odoo offers its own certification, but this is independent training, not official Odoo training, and it can run as an in-house program for organizations using Odoo.
By the end of this course, participants will be able to:
Configure the chart of accounts, journals, payment terms and fiscal positions in Odoo.
Create and post customer invoices, credit notes and vendor bills.
Register payments and reconcile bank statements using reconciliation models.
Track costs and revenues with analytic accounts, analytic plans and budgets.
Manage multi-currency transactions, deferred revenue and fixed asset depreciation.
Apply lock dates and complete period-end and year-end closing steps.
Generate and interpret the balance sheet, profit and loss and aged reports.
This course is aimed at finance professionals who keep the books or manage finance in Odoo.
Accountants and assistant accountants
Bookkeepers in small and midsize businesses
Finance managers and financial controllers
Odoo functional consultants focused on finance
Business owners who review their own accounts
Invoicing app versus Accounting app features
Fiscal localization packages and chart of accounts
Journals, currencies and fiscal year settings
Generic tax setup and fiscal positions
Customer invoices, credit notes and payment terms
Registering customer payments and partial payments
Payment follow-up levels and reminders
Aged receivable report and customer statements
Vendor bills from purchase orders and document digitization
Bill matching against receipts and purchase orders
Batch payments and vendor payment registration
Aged payable report and vendor balances
Bank synchronization and statement import
Bank reconciliation and reconciliation models
Cash journals, internal transfers and petty cash
Outstanding payments and receipts accounts
Analytic plans, analytic accounts and distribution models
Budgets and budget versus actual analysis
Asset models, depreciation boards and disposals
Deferred revenue and deferred expense entries
Lock dates and period-end checklist
Year-end closing and opening balances
Balance sheet, profit and loss and trial balance
General ledger, partner ledger and custom report views
As Qatar's private sector grows and diversifies, many trading, service and contracting firms in Doha are adopting Odoo to keep cleaner books and give owners real-time financial visibility. Accurate accounting supports bank financing, audits and sound decision-making in a competitive market. With Qatar not applying VAT at present, finance teams benefit from understanding tax configuration in general terms, ready to adapt if requirements change, while focusing on reconciliation, cost tracking and reliable reporting.
Join a scheduled class at our training center in Doha or attend live online. For organizations, the course can run as an in-house program at your premises or online, tailored to your sector, examples and schedule.
It is a hands-on course in Doha that teaches how to configure and use Odoo for accounting, including journals, invoices, vendor bills, payments, bank reconciliation, analytic accounting, assets, closing and financial reports.
Accountants, bookkeepers, finance managers, controllers, finance-focused Odoo consultants and business owners who manage or review accounts in Odoo will benefit from this course, whether they are new to Odoo or improving existing processes.
Yes, a basic understanding of double-entry bookkeeping, debits and credits and financial statements is recommended. The course concentrates on applying these principles in Odoo rather than teaching accounting from the beginning.
Yes. It can be delivered at your premises or online and tailored to your sector, your chart of accounts and reporting needs, and your schedule. Contact Leaders Training Center to plan an in-house program.
Tell us a little about yourself and an advisor will contact you about batch timings, fees and eligibility. No obligation.
Sat–Thu: 09:00–22:00Fri: 08:00–22:00
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