This guide will cover the features of Odoo v13, including Optical Character Recognition (OCR), Chartjs, Integration with PostgreSQL, and security with Nginx. You will also discover how to customize the interface for Odoo by customizing its appearance and content. This guide is available in PDF format. Interested in learning more? Check out our articles on the new features of Odoo v13 and integration with PostgreSQL.

Optical Character Recognition (OCR) in Odoo v13

The Odoo OCR Data Fetching module enables you to capture text from images and manage records within your database. You can create multiple templates and use them to fetch text data from images. Once you have uploaded an image, you can use the OCR data fetching feature to automatically record the information. Odoo OCR utilizes the Certkillers Optical Character Recognition Engine to process text data from the image.

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Chartjs in Odoo

Odoo version 13 will come with HTML editor support and Chartjs. Added features include forecasted inventory reports, multiple attempts, passing scores, and certificate-sending. Using Chartjs is not only a great addition to the platform, but it will also make it easier for users to manage various aspects of a business. You can find out more about the new features here.

Integration with PostgreSQL

If you are using Odoo v13 or higher, you will notice some changes in this version. Specifically, you will notice that there are fewer constraints on the table objects and more inheritance. Previously, all table constraints were inherited automatically. Now, you'll notice inheritance mapped to entity relationship diagrams and not just table constraints. The following sections will explain what this means and how it can help you use Odoo.

Security of Nginx

The web server Odoo uses is called Nginx. Nginx is an HTTP web server. You can install it on a local Linux machine and configure it to work with Odoo on a local network. Nginx is also useful for managing and storing Odoo databases. Nginx is available for Linux users in Docker. To install it, use the following commands.