Planning built for your business. And keeps up as it changes.
AI models every unit you make, buy and move, tests every what-if, and explains every decision.
Running the plan at
Hear from the teams that run on Atomic.
That was the 'iPhone moment' for us — where we realized this is a game-changing system.
Built for planners, by planners.
Planning teams have been forced to compromise between flawed options — rigid planning systems or spreadsheets that don't scale. Atomic's composable platform breaks the trade-off. The result: a planning platform tailored fit to your business that accelerates planning speed while keeping your planners fully in control.
See the platformMade by planners
Proven in production
DashMart (DoorDash) runs daily purchasing on Atomic. Good Chop (HelloFresh) uses it to plan supply and place purchase orders.
Full explainability
Every number traces to the unit-level model and the rule that produced it. Nothing is a black box.
Your planners in control
The routine goes out on your rules. The exceptions come to your planner, who decides.
Secure
SOC 2 Type II compliant. 99.9% uptime SLA. Your data is never shared.
3–4 days → hours
Feasibility modeling
3 days → seconds
Inventory analyses
Customer-reported, from independent reference calls.
Watch a planner use Atomic in 60 seconds.
Running the planat scale.
A convenience and essentials store with hundreds of sites, a meat box business, and consumer brands.
Good Chop cut inventory on hand from eight or nine weeks to four while more than doubling revenue and expanding its distribution network and product range.
Seb Tron, President, Good Chop (a HelloFresh company)
“[They're] in the foxhole with us.”
“Not just trying to sell the product and move on — they're actual planners.”
For companies that make, buy, move, or sell physical goods.
Every recommendation runs through the simulation first.That's why you can let it act.
The simulation reruns every SKU, site and supplier continuously, steering toward your service, inventory, margin and waste targets. Your rules determine the plan. The AI explains why, and your team commits the decisions.
What to make, where, and in what order.
“The hardest part is deciding who is making what.”
A production plan by SKU, line, plant and co-manufacturer, against demand, bills of material, run constraints, yields, MOQs and capacity, with locked commit windows and a sandbox for the rest.
Where to position inventory.
“Twelve hundred cells you've got to decide what to do.”
By site, by SKU and size, by week, across DCs, 3PLs, stores and channels. Allocation, transfers and replenishment from one model, rerun continuously.
What to buy, from whom, and when.
“Bulk it into one MOQ. That is how we get best pricing.”
Purchase orders against supplier lead times, minimums and cost. MOQs grouped across SKUs that share components. Routine POs go out on your rules; the exceptions come to your planner.
The plan itself, and what changes when conditions shift.
“We are constantly pivoting. Where do we adjust first?”
One plan of record, versioned, with the approvals and the scenarios inside it. Test any change, compare it to the plan of record in seconds, audit every override. Ask Nucleus, the AI interface, what changed and why.
Atomic builds the demand plan, or takes the one you already have.
Whatever you make, buy, move or sell.Same platform. Your nouns.
Brands.
Co-man minimums, retailer POs and shelf-life rules live in one person's spreadsheet, and a scenario takes days.
Manufacturers.
The MRP runs, then the real schedule gets built in a sheet: line rates, changeovers, the frozen zone, the single-source part on a 26-week lead time.
Retailers.
Allocation happens in aggregate, and product sits in the wrong store in the wrong size for weeks.
Grocers and dark stores.
Perishables, shrink, vendor fill rates that change weekly, and a replenishment system you have wrapped your own logic around.
Already on Kinaxis, o9, SAP IBP or Relex? It stays, and so does your ERP. Atomic plans on top of what you run.
What buyers ask us first.
01What is Atomic?+
Atomic is a supply chain planning platform for companies that make, buy, move or sell physical goods. It holds a model of your business at the unit level, runs your full plan forward every day, and shows the reasoning behind every number. Your team commits the daily decisions: what to buy, what to make, where to position inventory. Atomic's customers include DoorDash's DashMart, Good Chop (HelloFresh), Starface World, OOFOS, LMNT and Vincero.
02Does Atomic replace our ERP or our planning system?+
Your ERP stays the system of record. Data flows in from your ERP, WMS or 3PL, sales channels and forecasts; purchase orders, production plans and replenishment go back to the ERP for execution. If you run a planning suite today, it can stay: Atomic reads its plan and adds the daily decisions and the why. If you want it gone, that works too. DashMart migrated to Atomic in about three months with feature parity and zero business disruption. We connect to NetSuite, SAP, Dynamics, Oracle and data lakes; if your system is not on that list, ask.
03Can we trust the numbers?+
Every recommendation traces to the unit-level model and the rule that produced it. Nothing is a black box. Your planners review, adjust and approve; every override is logged. Atomic takes on the routine share of the work and brings the decisions that need judgment to your team.
04How long until we are live?+
It depends on scope. The S&OP layer can be live in about 30 days on the data you already have. A full platform deployment across purchasing, production and allocation runs four to six months, with Atomic running alongside your current plan until your team trusts it. DashMart migrated in about three months with feature parity and zero business disruption.
05What happens when the business changes?+
A new channel, co-man, warehouse or supplier rule is a change to the model, not a reimplementation. DashMart's team built new primary and backup supplier logic with Atomic's AI in roughly an hour and applied it to daily purchases. Changes that take a legacy vendor six to twelve months take days or weeks in Atomic.
06How does pricing work?+
An annual subscription that scales with your cost of goods and the scope you deploy. No per-seat fees, so the whole planning team and the people they work with can be in the tool. You get a number on the first call.
07Where does our data live?+
In a dedicated environment for your company. SOC 2 Type II. 99.9% uptime SLA. Your data is never shared and is deleted on request. Single-tenant deployment is available.
08What happens on a discovery call?+
30 minutes. You walk us through how you plan today and what you'd like to improve. We work through your rules and constraints together, identify what Atomic would model first, and show you how it could be tailored to your business.
Tell us what's unique about how you plan.
30 minutes. Walk us through how you plan today and what you'd like to improve. We'll work through your rules and constraints together and show you how Atomic could be tailored to your business.
For companies that make, buy, move, or sell physical goods.