Ordren keeps the providers your company already pays in one place, shows what you spend with each and how it changes, and helps you compare alternatives with source-backed evidence.
Ordren is available to customers in the United States.
Kinds of providers you can organize: freight carriers (logistics), packaging (products), cleaning (services), bookkeepers (professionals), couriers (logistics), raw materials (products), it support (services), designers (professionals).
Everyone you pay.In one list.
Carriers, suppliers, service companies and individual professionals. See what each one cost this period and how that changed.
Record what you spend.See what changed.
Log expenses against each provider as they happen. Ordren totals them per period, shows the change, and lets you start a comparison from the provider that moved.
Spot the change.Compare options.
That’s $1,970.00 more than last quarter with the same carrier. Start a comparison from the provider, check alternatives against your brief, and decide for yourself.
Suggestions you can check.
The advisor works from your own providers, spend and research, and links each suggestion to the records behind it. It never orders, pays, contacts suppliers or changes your accounts.
Need a backup supplier?Start with a brief.
Describe what you need in plain language. Ordren finds suppliers or professionals, reads their own pages and checks each requirement against what they publish, so you can see the source behind every answer.
Pay for sourcing runs in credits.
- Starter credits
- New accounts get 5 free credits, enough for one Quick run.
- Quick
- 5 credits per sourcing run.
- Thorough
- 20 credits per sourcing run.
- Credit packs
- $14.99 for 50 credits (about $0.30 per credit), larger packs or a custom amount.
- Up to two free Quick reruns per project, after a completed paid run, when you have changed the brief. Thorough runs are always charged.
- No subscriptions and no recurring charges. Credits do not expire. Card payments are handled by Stripe Checkout.
Sign up directly; there is no application or waitlist. Ordren is available to customers in the United States.
A few practical questions.
- Who is Ordren for?
- Buyers at companies of different sizes who pay a mix of providers: carriers and couriers, product suppliers, service companies and individual professionals. A warehouse or 3PL is one example; so is an agency, a clinic or a manufacturer.
- Where does the spend data come from?
- From you. You add providers and record expenses by hand, and can edit them later. Ordren does not connect to your bank, read invoices or make payments.
- Does Ordren order, pay or contact suppliers for me?
- No. Suggestions link to the records they are based on, and request-for-quote drafts are never sent automatically. You decide who to contact and send the message yourself.
- What does source-backed mean?
- When Ordren compares suppliers, every requirement is checked against quoted pages and labelled verified, claimed, unknown or not met, with the quote and its source one click away. Unknowns stay visible instead of being guessed.
- Can I find suppliers outside the United States?
- Yes. Sourcing searches for suppliers and professionals worldwide. Ordren accounts are available to customers in the United States.
- What happened to Procyra?
- Procyra is now called Ordren. The operator, your agreement and your account are unchanged, and you can sign up directly; there is no application or waitlist.