CUSTOM ORDERS, ORGANIZED

Get the orderout of theEmail Thread.

Whether you're sending or receiving orders for production, Order Yard keeps the details tied to the job and easier to follow.

Send work outBuild a clear order with artwork and production details together.
Receive work inGet the job details needed to move production forward.
Do bothUse the same business account for work moving in either direction.
YOUR BUSINESS

What do you need to do?

The same account can support the work your business sends and the work it receives.

Place an OrderSend custom work
Incoming OrdersReview work received
My OrdersReference submitted work
Business ProfileKeep business details ready
One business account for the work you send and receive.
SEND WORK

Build a clear order.

Put artwork, sizes, quantities, patch details, notes, and shipping information together before the job leaves your hands.

RECEIVE WORK

Production stays organized.

See the submitted design details, artwork, customer information, shipping information, and order status without reconstructing the request from an inbox.

HOW IT WORKS

Keep the order together from the first file to the final record.

Order Yard is built around the information custom patch and artwork jobs already need. The difference is that the details stay organized around the order instead of being scattered across separate messages and attachments.

01

Choose the vendor who will produce the job

Select a vendor you have used before, or enter a new business name and email.

02

Upload the design files

Upload one or more designs and enter the production details that belong with each one.

03

Review the handoff

Check the customer, shipping, artwork, sizes, quantities, patch details, and notes before submitting.

04

Keep the record

Submitted and completed work stays available to reference later instead of disappearing into an old email chain.

WHEN YOU'RE SENDING WORK

Send something production can actually work from.

Build the job once, review it before submission, and keep each design tied to the information that belongs with it.

  • Multiple designs, one orderKeep a multi-design job together instead of splitting it across messages.
  • Artwork with the right detailsDesign name, patch type, size, quantity, and notes stay with the corresponding artwork.
  • Less repeat typingSaved business and shipping details can make repeat ordering faster.
  • Your submitted historyReturn to orders your business has already placed.

WHEN YOU'RE RECEIVING WORK

Open the job and see what production needs.

Incoming work stays focused on the order itself: the customer, the artwork, the production specifications, and the information needed to move the job forward.

  • Open and completed workKeep active jobs separate from completed order history.
  • Production details by designSee the submitted specifications with the artwork they belong to.
  • Customer and shipping informationKeep the job's contact and shipping details within reach.
  • Simple completionMark the Order Yard workflow complete when the job is finished on your side.
One account can support both sides of your business.If your business also sends production work out, the same Order Yard account keeps that workflow within reach.

BUILT FOR CUSTOM WORK

Less chasing. Less rebuilding.More clarity on both sides.

Clear specifications

Artwork, sizes, quantities, production details, and notes stay organized around the order they belong to.

Cleaner handoffs

The business sending the work can review what it is submitting, and the business receiving it has a cleaner job to work from.

A history to return to

Order Yard keeps submitted work available for reference without turning the product into a heavy enterprise system.

EARLY ACCESS

Order Yard is preparing for a limited pilot.

We are looking for businesses that regularly send, receive, or manage custom patch and artwork orders and want a cleaner workflow than ordinary email.

Request early access

Tell us a little about your business and how custom orders move through it today.

Request Early AccessLimited pilot · Early access by request