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About Atomic

Atomic is a US supply chain software company building what it calls an AI control system for companies that make, buy, move or sell physical goods. Its platform builds a product-level model of a business, simulates how demand and supply changes play out, and recommends responses with the reasoning shown. Its agent platform, Nucleus, is in daily use for sales-and-operations planning preparation, inventory questions and supply-risk checks, and can execute the routine share of orders while leaving exceptions to people. The system runs alongside a customer’s existing ERP rather than replacing it, and the company says a first planning layer can be deployed in about 30 days using data the customer already has.

The approach grew out of supply chain planning work done during a major electric-vehicle production ramp, where spreadsheets could not keep pace with changing plans. Atomic’s named customers include a large US delivery company’s convenience-store business, a meal-kit group’s meat subscription brand, and consumer brands in skincare, footwear, supplements and watches. The company reports that it now automates 90% of purchasing across hundreds of sites for its largest named customer (company-stated), and that another customer cut inventory on hand from eight or nine weeks to four while more than doubling revenue (company-stated).

Products & services

• Supply chain planning platform — product-level operating model covering demand, purchasing, production, inventory and allocation decisions.
• Nucleus agent platform — AI agents for S&OP preparation, inventory questions and supply-risk checks, executing routine orders with humans on exceptions.
• Scenario simulation — models responses to demand shifts and supply tightening before decisions are committed.
• ERP-adjacent deployment — runs alongside existing ERP systems; first planning layer live in about 30 days (company-stated).

Why Atomic is listed: Its customers are named, large and referenceable — a national delivery operator and a global meal-kit group among them — and its September 2026 Series A was explicitly raised to support larger enterprise deployments, which makes it a realistic partner conversation for North American physical-goods operators rather than a stealth-stage experiment.

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1. Your announcement is Boston-datelined while several directories list New York — where is the team actually based, and where will the Series A hiring happen?
2. Nucleus executes routine orders autonomously — what spend or risk thresholds keep a purchase with a human, and how is that set per customer?
3. The 90% purchasing-automation figure comes from one large customer — what does the same metric look like at a mid-size customer after six months?

Sources & verification

• https://www.atomic.supply/news — company Series A announcement, 29 Sep 2026 (product, customers, results as company-stated, Boston dateline). Checked 31 Oct 2026.
• https://www.techceodaily.com/startups/atomic-12-5-million-supply-chain-ai — Series A coverage; total funding just over US$15M. Checked 31 Oct 2026.
• https://news.crunchbase.com/seed/jumbo-seriesa-squeeze-seed-startup-funding-schroder-mgv/ — describes Atomic as New York-based and founded in 2023, one side of the headquarters and founding disputes. Checked 31 Oct 2026.
• https://www.alleywatch.com/2026/10/the-weekly-notable-startup-funding-report-10-5-26/ — lists Atomic as Boston-based, founded 2023, US$15.5M total. Checked 31 Oct 2026.

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