Turn lapsed regulars, fresh restocks, and quiet inboxes into a steady, personal stream of revenue — from people who already know your shop. One operator. Ten minutes. Live today.
You already paid to find these people. You already earned their trust.
The only thing standing between you and the next sale is a note.
On deliberately conservative numbers, the low end of published benchmarks. Your real recovery shows on your dashboard within 30 days.
Revenue, profit, top sellers, things to restock. One screen. No spreadsheets.
Tier-ranked from your best buyers to your newest. Drifting regulars surfaced before they're gone.
A favorite comes back in — the right buyers get a note. Not your whole list.
Most systems stop at the purchase order. Yours doesn’t.
You ordered ten cases. Eight arrived.
Receive what actually came, line by line. The order stays open for the other two instead of quietly closing.
The invoice says $412. You paid $380.
Record what the supplier billed and it gets checked against what turned up — before you pay it, not after.
The freight was $60.
Spread it across the delivery and every unit carries its share, so your margin is the real one and not the sticker one. (Landed cost, if you’ve met the term before.)
Two cases came in wet.
Hold them. They stay in your count — you own them — but nothing can sell them, and no waiting customer gets told they’re back.
A pallet is going to your other store.
It stays in your total, marked in transit and sellable from neither end, until someone confirms it arrived.
The shelf says twelve. The system says fifteen.
Count it blind — whoever counts never sees the number they’re supposed to find, so you get the truth instead of a confirmation.
None of this needs a second system, and none of it needs an accountant.
Personal, drafted from real history. Signed by your shop — not a marketing platform.
Ask it anything about your customers, sales and stock and it answers from your live data — today. What comes next is the part that does the work for you: a reorder grouped by vendor, a win-back note to a regular going quiet, the follow-up on a special order gone cold. Every morning, the few things that actually need you.
You'll hold the rope. Agents will start in Draft, never Auto. Even once trusted, every agent is held to a handful of actions a day and a dollar ceiling you choose — and every move it makes on its own shows up as a line you can see and undo.
Not ten tools that don't talk to each other. ATLAS is the core; each agent owns one corner of the shop and reports back to the same brain — so the customer side, the stockroom, and the back office finally share a memory.
Start on Counter at $79/mo for the customer-recovery core — alerts, messaging, and AI-drafted notes. Whole Shop at $199/mo opens it to your whole team, with ATLAS included. See the plans →
The founder of Restock Notify built this because every great independent shop he loves has the same quiet problem: the regulars who used to come in every week slowly stop showing up. Not because they found somewhere better — because nobody reminded them to come back.
You don't need another ad budget to fix that. You need a way to keep the door open with the people who already love your product. One short message. From you. To the customer who asked you to text when the thing they love is back on the shelf.
That's what this is. The first 10 shops are being hand-picked carefully — to make sure the product gets shaped by people worth listening to.
Built with shop owners,
not for them.