Atta changelog

November 2026

Shop UCP stores

The agent can search stores that publish a Universal Commerce Protocol profile and build a cart on them. It sends the store only what it needs, and only for stores you've named, and the shopper checks out at the store.

Stock forecast fixes

The stock outlook now counts demand and timing correctly when it estimates how many days of cover an item has left.

Talk to us from the landing page

A chat bubble on the site starts a conversation with the team. Replies arrive by email, and the team has an inbox for them.

Landing page and sign-in refresh

Diagrams for approvals, stock and use cases, customer outcomes in place of the comparison table, and a sign-in screen that shows the same purchase flow as the home page.

October 2026

Per-workspace card programs

Each workspace can run virtual cards on its own Stripe Issuing account. Cards are single-use and capped at the order total.

Delivery runs

Group shipped orders into a delivery run from one depot. Atta orders the stops, dispatches them together and marks each as delivered. Orders can carry a promise date and show as late when it passes. Coverage and supplier scores show where the network is thin and which suppliers deliver on time.

Standard kits

Kits moved from Settings to their own page under Shopping. A kit is a standard bundle with a spending ceiling that can be pre-approved for roles that may check out.

Page-by-page interface pass

Every dashboard page was reviewed for phone layouts, empty states and loading screens, and the shop page got its own skeleton.

Open-web results open in place

Results from the open web open on their own page instead of asking the agent for a link.

Landing page rewrite

The site now describes Atta as agentic procurement for business owners, with a hero that plays one purchase from request to delivery.

September 2026

E-invoicing

Send and receive structured invoices in the European standard format. Received invoices attach to the purchase they name by PO number and show on the request.

Virtual cards

Pay with a single-use card issued for the order and capped at the approved total. The card number never passes through Atta.

WhatsApp channel

Ask the agent, approve and track orders from WhatsApp, linked to your account the same way as Slack.

Supply network on a map

Suppliers, locations and destinations show on a map. Addresses can be looked up automatically, or pinned by hand, and a pinned position is never overwritten.

Many agents per workspace

A workspace can have several agents, each with its own role, brief, tools and model, and can run them on a schedule. Scheduled runs only carry tools that can't spend money.

Slack app

A Slack Home tab, an /atta command, a request form and approve buttons. Link your Slack account with one click.

Inventory and production

Stock is tracked as a ledger of movements. Counts, receipts, sales, transfers and production runs each write their own entries. Low stock opens a restock request, and a bill of materials builds finished items from parts. Demos for a grocery chain, a hardware startup and an oil operator ship with it.

Agent on eve

The shopping agent now runs on eve, so conversations survive restarts, and every tool call still goes through the approval policy.

Web search results

Open-web results are denser, with trust checks on each store and prices staged as they load.

Russian language

The app is available in Russian. The language is picked from your browser and country, can be changed from the user menu, and switches instantly.

Redesigned shop chat

A new layout for the shop chat, a denser agent pane, and a workbench board with lanes and scoring.

Data tables

Every table supports filter ranges, an Ask box in plain language, selection totals, keyboard navigation and local mode.

Projects as purchase decisions

A project holds a budget, a shortlist of items, notes and a comparison, and the agent knows the figures.

Invitations, MCP and safety

Invite teammates by email, connect Claude or ChatGPT through the MCP server, and rely on sign-in lockout, safer approvals and procurement quick wins.

Durable approvals and budget reservations

An approved request places the order for exactly what was approved. A checkout reserves budget, payment settles it, and a cancelled order gives it back.

Workspaces

Teams with roles, budgets, approval rules and requests. A solo user is a workspace of one.

Store placement

Each store runs where it can: in your browser, in the cloud, or by link, decided per store and per task.

Agentic shopping

The first shopping agent: search, compare, check out, an approval policy and an activity log, with a local runner for stores that need a signed-in browser.