Agent-native inventory OS
AI agents that run inventory work.
order3 gives operators, approved agents, APIs, MCP tools, and CLI workflows the same governed inventory context. Start with purchasing: find low stock, draft the PO, explain the reason, and wait for approval.
Drafted PO for N95 masks after checking stock on hand, incoming deliveries, usage rate, and supplier lead time.
One system, many surfaces
The browser is just one way in.
Inventory work happens on phones, in scripts, inside agents, and through internal tools. order3 exposes the same governed actions across mobile, web, API, OpenAPI, MCP, CLI, webhooks, payments, and future commerce surfaces.
Scan, receive, count, move, and photograph items from the floor.
AgentsDraft reorders, receiving checks, forecasts, invoices, and reconciliations.
MCP + CLIExpose approved inventory actions to agents, scripts, and internal tools.
BarcodeTurn item, bin, and movement capture into simple repeatable scans.
Operations agents
Start with replenishment. Expand into the rest of ops.
The first wedge is the Purchasing Agent. The product direction is broader: agents that receive, forecast, invoice, reconcile, and fulfill under explicit approvals.
Purchasing Agent
Finds low-stock items, checks incoming stock and supplier rules, then drafts purchase orders for approval.
Receiving Agent
Compares deliveries against purchase orders and prepares stock updates for review.
Forecasting Agent
Reviews demand patterns, lead times, and stock movement to recommend replenishment timing.
Invoicing Agent
Prepares invoice drafts from fulfilled orders and reconciles purchasing records against billing context.
Reconciliation Agent
Matches POs, receiving events, stock ledger movement, invoices, and payment status.
Fulfillment Agent
Prepares pick, pack, reservation, and order-status work for future agentic commerce flows.
Trust layer
Recommend and draft first. Automate later.
order3 is explicit about autonomy. Agents get identity, scoped permissions, policy checks, approval requirements, idempotency keys, run logs, tool-call logs, explanations, and audit export paths.
Explain
Explain records, movement, and policy context.
Recommend
Recommend reorders, counts, forecasts, and next actions.
Draft
Draft purchase orders, invoices, messages, and reconciliation steps.
Execute reversible
Execute low-risk reversible actions under policy.
Execute governed
Execute governed operations with mandates and observability.
Autonomous operator
Broad autonomy is explicitly not part of v1.
Core workflows
Keep the ordinary work from leaking into spreadsheets.
Barcode scanning
Scan receiving, counts, transfers, and picks from the floor with a workflow simple enough for every shift.
Multi-location tracking
Track inventory across warehouses, shops, trucks, jobsites, stockrooms, and bins without losing the local context.
Real-time reports
See inventory value, low stock, movement history, aging stock, and count variance without exporting to a spreadsheet.
Inventory integrations
Connect inventory work to ecommerce, accounting, procurement, and internal systems without making the marketing site depend on the app.
Mobile inventory app
Give teams a mobile-first workflow for counts, photos, scanning, receiving, and transfers wherever inventory actually moves.
Topical map
Built for the way operators search.
The site needs obvious paths for buyers and for answer engines: industry pages, use-case pages, comparison pages, glossary entries, and guides that all point back to the product.
Industries
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Know when order3 is the right fit.
Comparison pages should be honest. Sortly is great for simple visual catalogs. order3 is for teams that want agent-native operations, approvals, headless access, and deeper workflow control.
order3 vs. Sortly
Compareagent-native questions, cross-location workflows, and operating alerts
order3 vs. inFlow
Comparefaster operator onboarding and plain-English data access
order3 vs. Excel
Compareshared source of truth, scanning, alerts, permissions, and audit history
order3 vs. QuickBooks Inventory
Comparefloor-level workflows, mobile counts, and location detail
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