Your data lives in your own private instance.

One client, one instance

Each client runs on its own deployment with its own database. Nothing about your line, your buyers or your orders sits in a database shared with another company.

• Its own deployment
• Its own database
• Set up and run by us

Roles decide who sees money

Permissions are set per role. Sales, your overseas team and your designers each see the figures their job needs. Buyers never see cost, and see retail prices only on the lists where you turn them on.

• Permissions per role
• Pricing masked by role on orders and lists
• Cost never shown to a buyer

Who comes in from outside

Two kinds of outside users can sign in, both by invitation. Buyers are scoped to their own company and divisions. Your 3PL's dock workers see inbound containers for their own warehouse and nothing else: no prices, no other warehouses.

• Buyers: invite-only, company- and division-scoped
• 3PL dock workers: their warehouse only
• Your overseas team is your staff, with the role you give it

Every change is on the record

Every create, update and delete is logged with who made it. Changes made by Cardi are tagged via Cardi, next to the person who confirmed them.

• An audit log of every create, update and delete
• Attribution on every change
• Cardi's changes tagged and confirmed by a person