Developers

Technical surfaces for inventory agents that need controls.

Order3 gives agents and internal systems a controlled path through inventory context, draft work, approvals, execution, and activity history.

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Agent path

Question to approved action.

Observe

Read item, location, count, supplier, PO, approval, and activity context before making a recommendation.

Detect

Find low stock, count drift, short receiving, supplier delay, or a channel/accounting mismatch.

Explain

Show the SKU, location, supplier, PO, count, owner, timestamp, and reason before creating work.

Draft

Prepare the PO, transfer, count task, supplier note, export, or reconciliation step for review.

Approve

Route important actions to a human or policy owner before records change or spend leaves the business.

Execute

Run approved work through the same product path operators use: PO, transfer, count task, export, or stock update.

Audit

Write every agent action, API call, approval, dismissal, and sync result into activity history.

Technical proof

Keep protocol language here, not on every buyer page.

Operators need to know whether stock, POs, suppliers, and approvals are under control. Technical buyers need to know whether the architecture can support agents, integrations, scoped permissions, and audit history.

API

Order3 API

The Order3 API is the technical path for teams that need inventory records, purchasing drafts, approvals, and activity history available to internal systems and agent workflows.

MCP

Order3 MCP

MCP is the technical surface for agents that need inventory context, draft actions, approval state, and audit history without bypassing product controls.

CLI

Order3 CLI

Some inventory work belongs in the browser. Some belongs in scheduled checks, deployment scripts, warehouse diagnostics, or a terminal session with a technical operator.

Controls

Agents can help only if the controls are part of the product.

Permission scopes

Read, draft, approve, execute, export, and write access stay separate.

Approval boundaries

Spend, record changes, supplier messages, and policy updates wait for the right owner.

Idempotent actions

Retries do not create duplicate POs, transfers, count tasks, or activity events.

Activity history

Every agent, API, MCP, CLI, user, and integration action leaves a named event.

Technical evaluation

Bring the workflow the agent needs to run.

We will map the records, permission scopes, approval points, execution rules, and activity history before the workflow runs under policy.

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