Perfect for Boy Scout, Girl Scout, and school fundraising sales. Tap to mark the location of a sale. Then, get a list or map of your sales to make delivering a breeze. Simply tap to mark delivered. Parents--track sales for each of your kids from a single phone by using the profiles feature.
Saves time and reduces mistakes when making a sale. Lost sale sheets no longer mean disaster. Never again wonder, “did I sell to that house?” or, “have we been down that street already?”
Features include:
Tap to mark a sale & the app saves your latitude & longitude, and converts it to an address.
Get a list of sales.
Get a map plotting your sale locations
Tap a sale item to mark it delivered, or mark it paid yet undelivered
Create multiple profiles to track the sales of multiple sellers
Fixed a layout bug that caused buttons to appear over the sale window after switching profiles
In some cases, you were unable to exit app after opening, then closing the sale window. That's fixed
You're now able to enter decimal points in the sale amount and order line fields.
Moved the buttons up on the delivery details window accessed from the map so that the zoom controls don't interfere.
2010-11-3 - v1.1 released:
Install to SD card
New 'Deliver To' option
More info shown in delivery & delivered lists
Tap sale / delivered items to view full details
Better text colors for daytime use
(Hopefully) Fix for HTC G1 trackball crash
Bug fixes
2010-10-14 - UI updates in prep for iPhone release, bug fixes, and improved error handling. Re-numbered as 1.02.
2010-10-5 - Fix for address parsing error. Mistaken version number change to 2.0.
2010-10-4 - Initial release
iOS:
2010-12-13 - iPhone version approved and in the iTunes store
Notes and caveats:
Geolocation — the app determines your "fine" location in order to mark the address of a sale. The address of a sale will be empty till the GPS fires off a "location update" event. The address & lat/long fields on the main screen flash red when your location is detected and updated. Wait for that before marking the location of the sale.
Battery life — the app keeps the GPS on to track your location. Sorry, that's going to use up some battery life. I've tested it with JuiceDefender (Android, which turns off the GPS when the screen goes off) and haven't had troubles. Your mileage may vary.
User tracking and data storage — sale data is stored on your phone, it is not uploaded to the web. So, your location is not tracked by me. The app was developed using the Appcelerator Titanium framework, which provides me basic analytics data — when you open up the app, how often, etc. — but to my knowledge it doesn't include any personally identifying information.
App size — Sorry, the app is pretty large thanks to the Titanium components. It installs to your SD card (Android) or can be moved there. I optimize as best I can.
Planned features:
An iPhone version is in beta testing now. Subject to Apple's approval, it will be published soon.
No promises, but here are the features I might add in upcoming releases:
A way to record those "please leave the items [in the garage/on the porch/with a neighbor/etc] if I'm not home" situations
Add translations (Spanish, French, others?)
Printing — probably through some sort of upload to a web site from which you can get a printable list of sales & locations
Maybe someday a product-selection picker so you can specify what items someone is buying. This is a biggie. It would let you get rid of order sheets altogether. But, it would require a bunch of back-end features: a way to enter or select products before you go out selling, a way to save and upload data to create printable sheets to give to your fundraising coordinator, etc. We'll see. This is definitely in the "maybe" category.
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