We built the tool we wished existed.
Orqis comes from watching teams lose hours every day placing barter orders by hand in Shopify. So we automated it.
Barter and creator collaborations have become a core growth channel for D2C brands. But there's a quiet, unglamorous cost no one talks about: someone has to actually place all those orders.
Your team closes the deals — a hundred creators, addresses sitting in a sheet. Then someone — social, marketing, the founder's office, whoever — opens Shopify and, one creator at a time, creates a customer, builds a draft order, finds the right variant, applies a 100% discount, fixes the address, and completes it. At a few minutes each, that's hours every single day — repetitive, error-prone work that doesn't need a human.
Orqis takes that entire grind and turns it into one run. Connect Shopify, sync your sheet, review, and bulk-place. Built for the messy reality of Indian addresses, free-text SKUs, and teams running many brands at once — with an order engine designed so nothing is ever lost or placed twice.
We're not an influencer-marketing platform and we're not trying to be. We do one unglamorous thing extremely well: turn agreed deals into placed orders, fast.
Orqis is a Scrapora product, built in India for Shopify brands and agencies.
Built by Meenakshi Panchal
Orqis was founded by Meenakshi Panchal, who kept seeing the same pattern across D2C brands and agencies: the creative side of barter — closing collaborations, choosing products, picking creators — was the easy part, while actually placing the orders in Shopify quietly ate hours of skilled time every single day.
Orqis is the answer to that gap — a focused, India-first tool that turns a spreadsheet of barter and collaboration deals into placed Shopify orders in minutes, so brands and agencies can scale their collaborations without scaling the manual work behind them.