Comparison
Dendreo is a complete ERP for large training organizations. OpenFormations is designed for independent trainers and small organizations who want simplicity without sacrificing compliance.
Dendreo is powerful but complex and expensive, designed for large organizations with dedicated staff. OpenFormations offers the same Qualiopi compliance in a simple, intuitive interface at a price accessible to independents.
Why choose OpenFormations
Interface designed for trainers, not administrators. Immediate onboarding without prior training. Dendreo often requires weeks of onboarding.
OpenFormations Pro at €49/mo vs Dendreo Pro at €149/mo. Both cover Qualiopi compliance, but OpenFormations also includes the LMS.
Create complete courses with AI assistance. Dendreo focuses on administrative management and requires a third-party LMS.
OpenFormations is designed for solo trainers and small organizations. Dendreo targets structures with 10+ staff members with ERP needs.
Detailed comparison
| Feature | OpenFormations | Dendreo |
|---|---|---|
| Course creation | ||
| Qualiopi compliance | ||
| Digital attendance sheets | ||
| Hot/cold evaluations | ||
| BPF export | ||
| Stripe payments | ||
| AI generation | ||
| Automatic certificates | ||
| Learner tracking | ||
| Integrated CRM | ||
| Hosted in France | ||
| Free plan available |
Pricing
FAQ
Both fully cover Qualiopi compliance. The difference: Dendreo is a complex ERP designed for large organizations, while OpenFormations is an all-in-one LMS + compliance tool, simple and affordable for independents.
If you're an independent trainer or small organization (1-5 people), an ERP like Dendreo is often overkill. OpenFormations covers course creation, compliance and payments without ERP complexity.
No. Dendreo is an administrative management tool. To create and deliver online courses, you need to add a third-party LMS. With OpenFormations, everything is included in one subscription.
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