Enterprise DNA

Instead of Skynamo

Move off Skynamo. Own the system your reps and trade customers order through.

Enterprise DNA builds your version around how your reps visit, how each account is priced and how orders land in your accounting system, brings your Skynamo accounts and order history over, and keeps it running for you.

Skynamo publishes no prices. Its quote depends on how many users you have, which of its products you pick, your ERP integration and the size of your operation, and it comes from a sales conversation.

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What the quote covers

A Skynamo quote is built from parts, and the records under it are already yours

Skynamo lists four things that set your price: users, products chosen, ERP integration and scale. Underneath every one of them sit the accounts, price lists, visits and orders your business already keeps.

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Every user on the count

Users are the first line in how Skynamo calculates pricing. Add a merchandiser or an inside sales person and the number moves.

apps

Each product you switch on

Skynamo sells one platform with several products, such as the rep app, the catalogue ordering app and analytics, and the products you select are part of the price.

insights

Radar as an extra

The customer risk and opportunity signals are sold as Radar, an add-on to any plan, rather than something you can ask of your own data.

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The ERP integration itself

Your integration requirements are priced in, and the ERP-integrated rollout is the option for a legacy or on-premise ERP.

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Monthly or annual terms

Month-to-month for flexibility or an annual subscription for a discount. Either way the system and its screens stay rented.

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A conversation before any figure

The pricing page ends at Talk to sales. Comparing Skynamo with anything else starts with booking time with its team.

What you get instead

Repeat ordering, rep visits and shelf checks in one database

Trade accounts

Every account with its price list and buying pattern

Each account carries its rep, how often it should be seen, the price list it buys on and every order it has placed, so office and field read the same record.

  • check Accounts whose reorders have slowed, ranked by what they used to spend
  • check Lines similar accounts buy that this one has never ordered, with a value per year
  • check Customer-specific prices and live promotions picked up on each order line
  • check Accounts grouped by rep and territory, ready to rebalance

Rep visits

A visit plan you can check without a dashboard

Every account has its own visit frequency. One question shows who is late, by how many days, and what those late accounts bought in ninety days.

  • check The share of your accounts that are up to date on visits, as one number
  • check Calls, strike rate and average order per rep against target
  • check Try moving accounts between reps and see both workloads before anything changes
  • check A weekly summary for each rep written straight from the records

In the store

Shelf and promotion checks as records, not forms

Facings, shelf prices, gaps and promotion checks are kept as rows you can count and chase, rather than answers buried in an app.

  • check Display, ticket and price checked per promotion, with the stores nobody has visited
  • check Shelf prices for one line across every store, so the outliers stand out
  • check Out of stock lines in the stores that sell them fastest
  • check Which promotions lifted orders only where they were set up properly

Yours to change

Your rules, your paperwork, no quote to renew

Plain records any tool can read, credits that cannot skip authorisation, and documents with your own logo on them.

  • check Credits held until authorised, with batch codes required on tracked lines
  • check Submitted orders written out for your accounting system in one step, with anything unsent flagged
  • check Order confirmations and rep weekly reports in your brand
  • check Ask for a new field, rule or report in plain English. MIT licence, open source.

Make it yours

Design your own Skynamo replacement

Everything starts from the open-source base. Then it gets your name, the parts you run, your rules and your data from Skynamo. Try it here, and we build the real one.

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Answered from your own database

Build my version

We build it from the open-source base, bring your Skynamo data across and run it for you.

Switching

How to switch from Skynamo

A move involves getting your customer, contact and order history out, mapping its columns to the new database, and checking the imported records before you switch over.

  1. 1

    Get your records out

    Ask Skynamo support for your customers, contacts and order history as a spreadsheet, or pull orders from the accounting system that already receives them. You can also use Skynamo reports. Export what your account allows, usually CSV or Excel, and check with Skynamo if you are unsure which records or export options are available.

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    Load a test run

    The free version brings records in through a plain CSV import. The columns from Skynamo will differ from the new system's format, so map them before loading. Start with a test run. It shows what would be created before anything is saved, giving you a chance to check the mapping first.

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    Check the import results

    Review the test results before saving. Check what the import says it would create, and look for records or columns that did not map as expected. Adjust the mapping and run the test again if needed. If you have Enterprise DNA run the move, they handle this mapping and review with you.

  4. 4

    Run both side by side

    Keep Skynamo available for your reps while you move reporting, account management and retail checks across. Run both systems for a short period so you can check that the records and day-to-day work you need are in the new database before you stop relying on Skynamo.

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    Switch off Skynamo

    Once you have checked the imported records and are ready to work from the new system, stop using Skynamo. Keep in mind that the free version has no phone app or customer ordering site. If your reps or customers rely on those, plan for how you will handle those needs before switching off Skynamo.

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Where the real effort goes

The real work is usually mapping your own fields and rules, then deciding how much history to bring across. Customer, contact and order columns may not match the new system, so they need mapping. Skynamo history may come from reports, support or your accounting system. If you have Enterprise DNA run the move, they handle the mapping and import work.

Not ready for a call?

Get your Skynamo switch plan by email

We will send you the step-by-step plan for moving your business off Skynamo, what the move really involves, and how we would do it for you.

One email with your plan. No spam, and you can unsubscribe any time.

Two ways to start

Run the free version, or have Enterprise DNA build and run yours

Open source

Start with the free version

Free

  1. 1 Download it from GitHub
  2. 2 Load the sample accounts and open the folder in Claude Code
  3. 3 Ask which accounts are overdue for a visit
  4. 4 Export your Skynamo accounts and orders and map them in with the CSV import
Get it on GitHub

Omni by Enterprise DNA

Have Enterprise DNA build and run it

One setup fee, then a monthly retainer

  • check We bring your Skynamo accounts, price lists and order history across and check the totals match
  • check An offline phone screen for reps
  • check If your trade customers reorder online today, we scope how that moves across
  • check We connect your accounting system and run it inside Omni, our managed Command Center
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Questions

Instead of Skynamo, answered

Skynamo works offline in areas with no signal. Does this? expand_more

The free version has no phone app, so it does not work offline in the store. Reps use it on a laptop between visits. If your reps take orders where there is no coverage, Enterprise DNA builds an offline phone screen into your version. You can keep Skynamo for the reps at first and move reporting, account management and retail checks across before that.

Our customers reorder through the Skynamo Trade Portal. What happens to that? expand_more

The free version has no customer ordering site. If your trade customers order online today, Enterprise DNA scopes and prices that for your version before you move.

How do we get our accounts and order history out of Skynamo? expand_more

Ask Skynamo's support team for your customers, contacts and order history as a spreadsheet, or pull the orders from the accounting system that already receives them. Those columns will differ from the free version's format, so they are mapped on the way in. Enterprise DNA does that mapping, or you ask Claude Code to do it, and a test run shows what would be created before anything is saved.

What replaces Radar's risk and opportunity signals? expand_more

Questions about your own data. Which accounts are ordering less than they did, which ones stop seeing a rep and then stop buying, which lines similar accounts take that this one does not. The free version answers these from your records, and you can ask new ones in plain English without buying an add-on.

We run Sage or another accounting system. Does it connect? expand_more

The free version writes every submitted order to a file your accounting system can take in, and marks the batch as sent. It does not send anything on its own. In your version, Enterprise DNA connects your accounting system so orders go out and price lists come back without the file step.

Keep your accounts and order history, stop renting the screens around them

30 minutes with Sam. We go through your Skynamo quote, which products your reps and office actually use, and what your own version would take. If it fits, we build it and run it. If not, take the free version and run it yourself.

Field Sales for Claude Code is free and open source, published by Enterprise DNA.

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