Who SDOS is for

SDOS as an alternative to Excel and notebooks

SDOS replaces the spreadsheet-and-notebook combo with one structured workspace: the same information you keep in Excel today — clients, orders, prices, stock — but connected, searchable and impossible to overwrite by accident.

The problem: spreadsheets that fight back

Excel is where small sales businesses start — and where they get stuck. Order rows overwrite each other, the client list lives in a different file, stock numbers are never current, and one broken formula quietly corrupts a month of data. Notebooks are faster to start and even harder to search. Neither was built for the daily sales cycle.

How SDOS helps

SDOS is sales management software that structures what spreadsheets leave loose: a client card instead of a contacts sheet, an order journal instead of a table, stock levels that recalculate themselves instead of a column you must remember to update, and invoices generated from the order instead of a template you fill by hand. You keep the simplicity — you lose the fragility.

Real capabilities

  • Clients, orders, goods, invoices and reports — connected records instead of disconnected files
  • Stock levels recalculated automatically on each sale — no manual formula upkeep
  • Planner follow-ups and Control Board statuses instead of highlighted cells and sticky notes
  • Full-text search across the real data — no hunting through tabs and notebooks
  • Backup / Restore module: your data stays yours, exportable and restorable

What SDOS does not do

  • Not a general-purpose spreadsheet — no arbitrary formulas, pivot tables or macros
  • No automatic import/sync with external marketplaces or accounting systems
  • No full ERP accounting — SDOS covers the sales workspace, not bookkeeping
  • Windows desktop application — no native macOS or mobile app in this release

Frequently asked questions

Can SDOS replace spreadsheets for daily sales work?

Yes — that is its core job: orders, clients, stock levels, invoices and reports become structured records instead of cells. SDOS is not a spreadsheet, so anything a spreadsheet does beyond sales work stays in Excel.

Is moving from Excel to SDOS difficult?

No data conversion is forced: you start a clean workspace and enter clients and goods as you work. Most users are productive on the first day because the workflow mirrors the notebook habit — record, plan, control, close.

Does SDOS keep my data under my control?

Yes. SDOS is a desktop application with a Backup / Restore module, so your working data can be exported and restored by you at any time.

Does SDOS work on Windows?

Yes. SDOS 1.0 runs on Windows with a digitally signed installer. The 7-day trial gives full access without a card.

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