
AI field sales and distribution platform for Indian consumer goods brands, covering beat planning, distributor orders, secondary sales and rep tracking.
All-in India price
₹15,000/mo
For a registered business, billed quarterly
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Claim this listingShortlist SalesDiary if you are an Indian consumer goods brand that wants rep tracking, distributor orders, secondary sales and scheme handling on one platform instead of stitching an SFA app to a separate DMS. It is one of the few in this space that publishes an entry price, but that plan is a flat band for up to fifteen users with a setup fee on top, so a five person team pays as much as a fifteen person one.
Before paying, read the master service agreement: it sets a one year binding term that renews automatically with a price rise, charges half the remaining fees if you leave early, and gives no refunds of prepaid fees. Ask for the Part B schedule in writing, including user count, modules, customisation days and uptime credits. Against per-user field force apps, you trade month to month flexibility for a deeper distributor and scheme layer.
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In short
SalesDiary is listed under Field Force & Distribution, reviewed for Indian buyers. It costs about ₹15,000/mo before GST, billed in rupees. It issues an India GST invoice, so you can claim input credit. FindThatSoftware rates it best for FMCG brands managing primary and secondary sales; a poor fit for a distributor running three or four field reps, because the entry plan charges the full fifteen user band whether or not you fill it.
The rupee price a business actually pays, after the card forex markup, with GST shown both ways.
Registered business, per month, billed quarterly
₹15,000
SalesDiary is billed in rupees at ₹15,000/mo, so there is no forex markup. A registered business reclaims GST, so that is roughly the cost (₹1,80,000/yr). Without reclaim, add 18% for about ₹17,700 a month.
Indicative, not a bill. The exchange rate is a single mid-market reference, not a live feed, and GST-registered businesses may reclaim input credit. Confirm current pricing on the vendor site.
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SalesDiary is run by Appobile Labs Private Limited in Bengaluru and sells field sales automation plus a distributor management system to brands in FMCG, building materials, electricals, agri inputs and auto parts. Reps use a mobile field app for geo-fenced attendance, route-optimised beats, order booking, collections, shelf audits and surveys, and it keeps working offline and syncs when the network returns. Managers and distributors work in a web console covering primary and secondary orders, live distributor stock, schemes and claims, van sales with on-the-spot e-invoicing, and an AI engine that suggests beats and SKUs for a manager to approve. The vendor says it connects two-way with SAP, Tally and other ERPs through REST APIs, with an Excel fallback for distributors that have no API. It is sold through a demo and a signed master service agreement rather than self-serve signup, and Google Maps or SMS and WhatsApp APIs need the customer's own paid accounts.
How well SalesDiary fits an Indian business operationally, from the verified pricing and company facts we hold.
Issues a GST-compliant invoice, so a registered business can reclaim input tax.
Priced in rupees, so there is no forex conversion or card markup on top.
India-headquartered, so support, timezone, and context are local.
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Against the 5 other field sales automation tools we list, from what we verified on each vendor’s own pages.
Less common among the other field sales automation tools
Recorded for SalesDiary and for at most a third of the 5 others we list.
Also in most alternatives
Recorded for at least half of the 5 others, and for SalesDiary.
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