What changed, and when.

Rename and direct signup

A new name and immediate signup.

A new name

Procyra is now Ordren. The operator, your agreement and your account are unchanged. The Terms and Privacy Policy carry the new name and current credit wording (version 2026-09-16.1).

Sign up directly

Create an account straight away. There is no application step, waitlist or approval. Ordren is available to customers in the United States.

Research depths

Research runs come in two depths: Standard (5 credits) and Deep (20 credits).

Free refinements, clarified

Up to two free Standard refinements per project, only when the brief changed. Deep is always charged.

Searches still cover suppliers and professionals anywhere; only customer accounts are limited to the United States.

Polish pass

A polish pass on the dashboard and this site: new colours, a new masthead, and a rail that keeps your work in view.

Charcoal and oak

The rail and mastheads are now a warm charcoal, and documents sit on paper over an oak ground. This site uses the same palette, with the dark reserved for the masthead, closing call, and footer.

The dotted world

Mastheads carry a dotted map of the world with a short tagline. The site’s hero shows the same map in place of the earlier photographic background.

A rail that keeps up

Recent projects show their status and when they last changed, Follow-ups shows a count, credits sit on one row with Top up, and pressing N starts a new project.

Vendors, reorganized

Each vendor shows how many requirements are source-backed, a filled fit pill, and when it was last seen, with search and filters that show counts.

New wordmark lettering

The wordmark now reads as lowercase “procyra” in a new typeface. The mark itself is unchanged.

1.0.0-rc.4

The dashboard has been redrawn as paper documents beside a dark rail, with the same evidence underneath.

Documents, not dashboards

Projects and vendors read as ledgers; requirements, briefs, and RFQs are laid out as sheets, with the brief, shortlist, and RFQ organized into tabs.

A matrix you can scan

Fit tiers sit beneath each vendor name, with consistent marks for verified, claimed, unknown, and no, and a marker wherever you corrected a check.

Evidence in context

Quotes open in a reading panel, and the decision brief and RFQ link back to the assessment rows they draw on.

Every screen refreshed

Compare, Watch, Follow-ups, Activity, Settings, and sign-in share the new type and colour. Motion is restrained and respects reduced-motion settings.

Public share links stay read-only and show no credits or quote amounts. How projects run, what they cost, and how accounts are secured are unchanged.

1.0.0-rc.3

Deep projects are open to anyone with enough credits, and Settings now centres on your balance.

Deep projects for everyone

Deep runs no longer require a subscription tier. Choose the depth on any project if you have the credits, or during the two free refinement runs.

Simpler settings

Plan tiers and billing toggles are gone from Settings. You see your balance, what each project costs (5 credits standard, 20 deep), and credit packs to top up. Existing subscriptions are managed through the billing portal.

Clearer prompts

Low-balance notices during intake and refinement now point to a top-up rather than a plan upgrade.

A larger wordmark

The Procyra wordmark is twice its previous size in the rail, on mobile, and on the sign-in pages.

1.0.0-rc.2

Research talent alongside suppliers, and keep your contacts and follow-ups together.

Talent search

Describe the skills and experience you need. Compare candidates using evidence from their public profiles, repositories, and personal sites.

One place for your contacts

The Vendors page brings together the companies and people you’ve researched, with their fit, source links, and related projects.

Follow-ups that stay organized

See who you’ve contacted, log replies and quotes, and keep track of the next action for each shortlisted contact.

A simpler workspace

Top navigation gives your projects more room. A new feedback button makes it easier to tell us what needs attention.

1.0.0-rc.1

Start with your requirements, compare the evidence, and leave with a clear plan for outreach.

Review the brief first

Turn a plain-language request into an editable checklist of requirements and deal-breakers. Confirm it before using credits.

See what supports each match

Compare suppliers side by side. Requirements are marked verified, claimed, unknown, or no, with the quote and source where available.

Take the next step

Save candidates, draft a request for quote around unanswered questions, and share the results with a read-only link or CSV export. You send the outreach yourself.

Room to refine

A standard project uses 5 credits and a deep project uses 20. The first two refinement runs on each project are free.

We’ve also retired the assistant, analytics, OSINT reports, bookmarks, reviews, surveys, and PDF export to focus the product on sourcing and shortlisting.

0.8.3

Switch plans or billing frequency from Plan & Usage, with any prorated charges shown before you confirm.

0.8.1

Subscriptions now start immediately. The previous one-week subscription trial has been removed.

0.8.0

Compare candidates side by side, recover a deleted account within 30 days, and use improved image uploads and exports. Billing fixes help ensure purchased credits arrive correctly.

0.7.4

Search performance improvements, including for more detailed research.

0.7.3

Introduced monthly plans at $20, $50, $100, and $200, alongside improvements to account and billing settings.

0.7.2

Fixed issues affecting search reliability, particularly on longer research runs.

0.7.1

Added guided setup for new accounts and improved matching reliability and dashboard navigation.

0.7.0

Added plain-language summaries, evidence for each match, editable outreach drafts, search refinement, templates, weekly monitoring, and CSV export.

0.6.0

Introduced talent sourcing and public-source research reports, with improved search coverage.

0.5.0

New accounts receive 5 free credits. Added direct access to subscription and billing management.

0.4.3

Improved filtering of articles and generic lists, added match feedback, and made it easier to revise answers during setup.

0.4.0

Added clearer source citations and better handling of must-have requirements and searches with too few results.

0.3.0

Added bulk search management, JSON export, cancellation of running searches, and time-saved reporting.

0.2.0

Introduced collections, voice input, source details, and explanations of why candidates matched.

0.1.0

The first release brought together conversational search setup and supplier discovery.