Every card carries a QR code. When a bin runs low, your team pulls the card, scans it with a phone, and Arda places the order.
Three steps, same afternoon. You print the cards, you hang them on bins, you scan them when stock runs low.
Type one item, upload a CSV, or paste Amazon or McMaster-Carr URLs. We capture the SKU, min and order quantities, location, and supplier.
Color-coded cards with scannable QR codes land in your inbox. Print them on card stock, laminate, hole-punch, and hang them on bins.
When a bin hits min, your operator pulls the card and scans it with a phone. Arda drafts the PO, emails the supplier, and logs the order. Your team goes back to shipping.
Type one part for a test. Upload a full Excel template for a hundred bins at once.
Paste product URLs. We pull part numbers, names, images, and suppliers for you.
Every card has a unique QR. Scan with any phone camera to trigger the reorder workflow.
Visual triage by supplier, rack, priority, or department. Whatever your floor already uses.
Formatted for card stock and laminating. Emailed to your inbox in minutes.
Gmail, Google Sheets, QuickBooks, Shopify, NetSuite, Xero, Airtable, Zapier, REST API.
The first day you hang Kanban cards on your shop floor, three things change — and you can measure all of them.
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The card is a physical reorder signal. Your team sees it on the bin, so nobody has to remember to update a spreadsheet. Flux Workholding eliminated 100% of their stockouts in the first quarter.
100% stockouts eliminated at Flux WorkholdingOne scan drafts the PO, emails the supplier, and logs the order. Your shop lead can run reorders without you. Uriel at Austere went from placing every order himself to placing zero.
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Arda sits on top of what you already run. Print free cards today, hang them on your three most critical parts, and scan the first one by Friday.
Average time to live: 3 daysThe cards are yours, and they work on day one.
Make My Free Cards →Each option breaks in a different spot. The cards cover the parts that break.
| Arda Cards | Whiteboard / spreadsheet | Full ERP (NetSuite, Fishbowl) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Time to go live | Same day | Already live (but fragile) | 3–9 months |
| Works without a computer on the floor | ✓ | Sort of | ✗ |
| Triggers auto-reorder on scan | ✓ | ✗ | With heavy config |
| Shop leads can delegate ordering | ✓ | ✗ | Role-setup required |
| Starts free, no credit card | ✓ | Free but manual | ✗ |
| Integrates with QuickBooks, Shopify, NetSuite, Gmail | ✓ | ✗ | Varies |
| Requires a consultant | Never | Never | Usually |
No catch. The generator is free forever, and your first card doesn't ask for a credit card or a login. We make money when shops upgrade to the paid Arda platform.
Yes. Arda connects with Gmail, Google Sheets, QuickBooks, Shopify, NetSuite, Xero, Airtable, Odoo, Infor, Make, Zapier, and a REST API for custom systems.
The cards take 60 seconds in the generator and a few minutes to print and laminate. For the full Arda platform with reorder automation, our average customer is live in 3 days.
The opposite. Uriel built the first version in a 500 sq ft barn at Austere. Most of our customers are small and mid-size shops: fabricators, machinists, custom builders, DTC makers.
That's why it's a physical card. Your team doesn't log into an app or remember a password. When a bin hits min, they see the card, and anyone on the floor can scan it with a phone.
You tape them to bins, racks, or whatever holds the part. When stock runs low, your team pulls the card to a reorder spot and scans it.
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