Use case · Sales orders

A sales order app, generated from a workbook

Orders with header and line items, customer and product lists, live totals and two ready dashboards — built from one workbook. Start from the free template.

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A shared sales-order spreadsheet works until two people edit it at once, a total is a stale formula, or "which orders are still open?" means re-sorting hundreds of rows. Sheetward turns that workbook into an order app.

What’s inside this workbook

Read straight from the Sales Order App workbook — the same file you download.

  • 1 form
  • 2 sections
  • 20 fields
  • 4 master-data tables
  • 10 validation rules
  • 5 formulas
  • 2 field derivations
  • 2 dashboards

Form

  • Sales Order

    • Sales Order Details — 12 fields
    • LINE ITEMS — 8 fields

Master data

Customer, Product, Region, Status

What it demonstrates

  • Master-data lookups
  • Validations
  • Field derivations from master data
  • Formulas within and across sections
  • 2 dashboards

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How it works

1

Open the template

Adjust the fields, lists and rules to match how you work.

2

Upload & review

Sheetward lists every field, dropdown and rule it detected — confirm, and the app is live.

3

Sell & track

Enter or import orders; totals compute live and the order number is assigned automatically.

What the template becomes

Orders with line items

One order header with a repeating LINE ITEMS section — product, quantity, unit price, discount — like an order and its lines, generated from a single Form_ sheet.

Auto order numbers

A sequential sales-order number assigned on save; a business key stops duplicate orders on import.

Live totals

Line amount (quantity × price × discount), line cost, order sub-total, tax and shipping — all Formula_ fields that recompute as your team types.

Customer & product master data

List_ tabs become the customer, product, region and status dropdowns; picking a product can auto-fill its unit price and cost.

Two ready dashboards

The template ships “Sales Overview” and “Sales Details” — KPI tiles, charts and interactive pivots, generated from Report_ sheets. No separate BI tool.

Roles, history & export

Owner, editor and viewer per app; a full change history per order; export to Excel, CSV or JSON whenever you want.

Why teams pick Sheetward

  • Built from the order logic in your workbook — deterministic, not AI guesswork.
  • Real multi-user: orders as records, not a locked shared file.
  • Flat pricing — put the whole sales team on it with no per-seat costs.
  • Leave anytime: export to Excel, or run the app yourself as a standalone bundle.

Frequently asked questions

Are the dashboards real, or a mock-up?

Real — the Report_ sheet in the workbook defines them, and they read your live order data as soon as records exist.

Can I change the fields to match my business?

Yes — the workbook is the design. Revise it and re-upload; the schema migrates and existing orders are preserved.

Can I import my existing orders?

Yes — bulk-import from Excel or CSV; rows are validated on the way in and the order number updates matching records instead of duplicating them.

Do I have to use the template?

No — any conformant workbook works; the template saves you building the form, lists, rules and totals from scratch.