What teams buy with Atta
Worked examples of Atta buying for a team: the request, who approves it, what it costs and where it ends up.
- Office supplies ordering from your phoneMessage Atta from WhatsApp or Slack, or snap a photo in the browser app, and it finds the item, shows the price and orders after your yes. Regular items go on a list.
- New hire equipment ordering with standard kitsSave what a new starter gets as a kit with a price ceiling. A buyer requests it and, at or under the ceiling, it's ordered. Budgets and roles still apply.
- Project budgets for purchases: moves, fit-outs and eventsGive a move, fit-out or event its own budget in Atta. Shortlist items, compare them side by side, and watch spent, chosen and left. Approvals stay the same.
- Multi-site inventory: warehouses, sites and delivery runsTrack stock in every warehouse, store room and van. Low stock opens a transfer or restock request, and a delivery run puts the day's stops in driving order.
- Month-end close without chasing receiptsEvery Atta order gets its own card capped at the approved amount. Budgets follow settled payments and each invoice links to the PO it names. CSV on demand.
- IT equipment purchasing for a teamOrder laptops, monitors and peripherals by asking in chat. Small orders go through on a buyer's yes, and bigger amounts walk an approval chain first.
- Restaurant supply ordering across locationsRestock paper goods, cleaning supplies and smallwares for each location from chat. Stock is counted per site, low stock opens a request, and a manager approves.
- Construction site supplies: ordering parts for each jobOrder parts and supplies for the job site that needs them. Atta tracks stock in the yard and vans, delivers to the site, and keeps every purchase approved.