Who SDOS is for
SDOS is the back-office workspace for a small online store: orders, clients, stock and invoices in one Windows application — while your storefront stays where it already is.
Small online stores sell through a website, a marketplace page or direct messages — but the actual order handling happens in chat history and spreadsheets. Stock is checked by walking to the shelf, invoices are retyped by hand, and yesterday's orders are hard to reconstruct. This is exactly the gap an order management system should close.
SDOS works as order management software for the fulfilment side: each order is recorded once with its client, goods, quantities and prices, moves through Planner and the Control Board until shipped, and closes into the archive. Goods / Services keeps stock levels that SDOS recalculates automatically as you sell — so the question “do we still have it?” is answered in the catalogue, not on the shelf. When the order is confirmed, you can create an invoice quickly from the same data.
No. In the current release SDOS does not synchronize with marketplaces automatically. Marketplace orders are entered once into SDOS and then fully managed there.
Yes. Goods / Services keeps stock levels per item and recalculates them as sales are recorded — practical inventory tracking for small business, without WMS complexity.
Yes, as one structured order base: website, direct messages and marketplace orders are recorded in the same journal with the same client and goods data.
Yes. SDOS 1.0 is a Windows desktop application with a signed installer and a 7-day full-access trial.
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