Never run out. Order 10× faster.

Scan any codeUPC, Data Matrix, Kanban card, QR code or your existing barcodes.

How Arda works, in three steps. The demo stops for a tap at the first steps, and the step buttons below it jump to any step. Step 1, scan any code: a phone held in one hand moves along a shop shelf and scans four items, each with a different kind of code. It reads the Arda Kanban card on a two-bin bin of M8 hex bolts from McMaster-Carr, the Data Matrix on a bottle of tapping fluid from Grainger, the UPC on a box of nitrile gloves from Amazon, and the QR code on an M12 connector bag from Grainger. Each scan adds the item to the cart. Step 2, build your cart: a tap on Cart sends all four scanned items to Arda's shopping cart, grouped by vendor. McMaster-Carr takes orders by email, Grainger by purchase order and Amazon online. Step 3, one-click orders: one click on each vendor's Order All sends that vendor's order. Arda writes the email to McMaster-Carr, fills in purchase order 4471 for Grainger with its payment and shipping terms, and fills the Amazon cart, ready to check out. Each vendor's group then shows Ordered and leaves the cart.

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See how it works

From card to reorder in a few steps

Stock reaches its minimum level. Someone scans the card. The order lands in the queue.

01
Add the item
Details once, reused after.
02
Print and place the card
On the shelf where the work is.
03
Scan the card to start a reorder
No software on the shop floor.
04
Order goes to the vendor
One queue, every purchase method.

Manual ordering isn't saving you money

You're not saving money doing it manually. You're bleeding time, cash, and momentum.

$12,500/yr

5 hrs/week on ordering tasks — that's just one person

$10,416/yr

10 mins/job hunting parts, for a five-person crew

20–30%

of your inventory is overstocked — money sitting on shelves

Closing the loop

Better inventory flow without replacing everything you already use

90%less time orderingFlux Workholding, reported

80%less inventory heldRossmonster, reported (25+ down to 5)

2xproductionAssembly Industrial, four builds at a time to eight

Kanban cards on a parts rack at Rossmönster

Case study · Rossmönster

Rossmönster builds five times the vans on a fifth of the stock.

They started with the parts that hurt most, then added categories from there.

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A finished Assembly Industrial truck body on a completed chassis outside the shop.

Case study · Assembly Industrial

Assembly Industrial doubled throughput without new space or a bigger team.

Four trucks at a time became eight, in six months.

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Case study · Fat Fender Garage

Fat Fender Garage cut its order backlog 95%.

The bottleneck moved off the floor and the high-value builds kept coming.

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How Arda fits

Where Arda fits next to MRP, ERP, and spreadsheets

Arda works differently from spreadsheets, whiteboards, and traditional systems because the reorder signal lives at the point of use.

ArdaWhiteboardsSpreadsheetsClassic MRPERP

Reorder signal at point of usePartly

Works with physical cardsPartly

Easy for floor teams to useYesPartly

Vendor info stored for reusePartlyYesYes

Fits alongside existing systemsYesYesPartly

Fast to roll out incrementallyYesYes

Works with your current tools

Use Arda alongside the systems you already have

Arda helps teams manage physical reorder workflows without forcing a full systems replacement.

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