Who SDOS is for
SDOS helps a dropshipping operator keep the human side of the business under control: clients, orders, supplier costs noted per order, follow-ups and invoices — in one structured Windows workspace.
Dropshipping multiplies everything: more suppliers, more price variants, more clients asking “where is my order?”. Orders arrive from different channels, purchase prices change per supplier, and what you paid the supplier is easy to lose track of when everything lives in chat threads.
SDOS gives the operator one order journal: record the client, the goods and the agreed prices; write the supplier cost manually in the order comment or note; send shipping confirmations and client updates to the Planner; watch every open order on the Control Board until it closes. It is a practical way to organize customer orders when there is no warehouse at all — the structure replaces the shelf.
Yes. You can work purely with orders, clients and prices; stock levels in Goods / Services are optional and only matter if you keep some goods on hand.
No. SDOS does not calculate margin at all. You can write the supplier cost manually in the order comment or note — it stays visible next to the sale price, but any margin math remains outside SDOS.
Yes. All orders — website, direct messages, marketplace — are recorded in the same journal, so nothing depends on which chat the client wrote to.
Yes. SDOS 1.0 is a signed Windows desktop application with a 7-day full-access trial, no card required.
Full access, no card required. The signed Windows installer downloads in seconds.