Sales Order Management app template & starter kit
A Sales Order Management sample app — preview it free in the browser, export as real, deployable code (React, Node, C#, Java, and more). No vendor lock-in.
7 screens · 7 tables
Sales ordersOrder managementQuotesInvoicesCustomer pricingStatus workflowMaster dataDashboardManufacturing / Wholesale / RetailIn-house order management systemSample appStarter kitBoilerplate
Overview
A sales order management app built on the transaction-slip model: manage customers, products, and customer-specific prices, then create sales orders as header + line items that move through quote → order → shipped → completed. It ships with list and CRUD screens, foreign-key comboboxes, typed search, and a sales dashboard. Monthly closing-invoice batch and quote/invoice PDFs come next.
Screens included
- Dashboard
- Sales Orders/ Sales
- Sales Order Editor/ Sales
- Invoices/ Sales
- Customers/ Masters
- Products/ Masters
- Customer Prices/ Masters
Data model
Customermaster
Key fields: Customer Code · Customer Name · Contact · Email · Phone · Address +1 more
Productmaster
Key fields: Product Code · Product Name · Unit · List Price · Active
Customer Pricemaster
Key fields: Customer · Product · Unit Price
Sales Ordertransaction
Key fields: Order No · Customer · Order Date · Due Date · Owner · Status +1 more
Sales Order Linetransaction
Key fields: Sales Order · Product · Quantity · Unit Price
Invoicetransaction
Key fields: Invoice No · Customer · Period (YYYY-MM) · Issue Date · Total Amount · Status
Invoice Linetransaction
Key fields: Invoice · Sales Order · Amount
What you get
- ✓A React + TypeScript frontend for every screen
- ✓A backend (multiple languages supported) and DB schema (DDL) for your data model — See supported languages & databases
- ✓Real, readable code you own — deploy it anywhere, no lock-in
How it works
- 1Preview the template right here in your browser
- 2Click “Start with this template” to create a project
- 3Adjust the spec — screens, data, and flows — to fit your needs
- 4Generate and export working code, then deploy it anywhere
