Transitioning to ATOMIX We are in the process of moving to ATOMIX and so far, so good! Great response time, attentive to questions, collaborative, and even sent us merch!

Started from day 1 with Atomix for… Started from day 1 with Atomix for order fulfillment. First-class team, order accuracy is fantastic, highly recommend!

Atomix makes my life so much easier Atomix makes my life so much easier. Our quickly scaling startup needed a partner who could provide excellent communication and fulfillment, and we have had only positive experiences with Atomix since we started working with their team. Our account managers are incredibly helpful and attentive, and our orders go out quickly and correctly every day. I can't imagine rating our experience anything less than five stars!

Not a 5 star service I really wanted to love them and leave them a 5 star review as they have asked. Just never got to doing that at the start of working with them, and then things started piling up. I had a very low volume store, so they were probably not making much money with me and not super motivated, but still I don't think these things are acceptable in any business. They have a portal and a dedicated slack chanel. What happened initially no one set me up with a portal and slack chanel took days to get someone to reply to messages. They have a Shopify integration and are supposed to pick up orders automatically. In reality I had to ping them for unfulfilled orders in slack (days to get reply=shipping delays). I could never figure out the billing, sometimes I was billed for shipping more than I had orders (like I said very low volume). There was another instance when my account got locked for no payment, but there wasn't any invoice or any way to pay sent to me and it took days to get them to look into the matter. When we finally parted ways, it took them about a month to get my inventory sent out. And they only sent half of it, didn't include my branded packaging materials either. So, that's the story. Sorry I can't make this 5-star, Atomix.

Has a lot of issues to work through... I am the owner of a small skincare brand, 2 SKUs. I interviewed several 3PLs because I needed batch management, and my old 3PL - a large outfit - does not yet offer FEFO. I went with Atomix because of the reviews, and because it seemed to offer both flexibility as well as the ability to scale, even though its pricing is premium compared to some of the other companies I spoke to. Unfortunately, Atomix did not deliver. There were three major issues and a host of smaller ones. 1) Somehow, all major carriers with the exception of UPS do not have reliable service in the Milwaukee area. We cycled through USPS, DHL, and Fedex. There were lost packages, packages where the tracking did not appear for days on end, delayed packages, so customers were emailing our customer service pretty much every 2 or 3 days, at a rate I did not see with my old 3PL. We eventually had to shift to UPS because it was the only reliable service, and I needed to provide my customers with a good experience. Note that the pricing quoted during the pitch is USPS prices, so once you switch to UPS Ground, your shipping costs go up >2-3x the quoted shipping cost to approximately $12-$18 for a 4 ounce package with dimensions ~5x5x6 (and up to $80 for Hawaii). Of course, you can not switch and stick with USPS, but that means dealing with lost items and lost tracking ALL the time. 2) It did not have the technology / platform to automate most things, so a lot of things were still pretty manual and human-dependent. Atomix did not have enough staff to sufficiently and competently deliver on the more customized service it promised (and appear to charge for). Towards the end, I got a customer service rep who was great, but she isn't a system. She's just a human being, and she could not make up for the general lack of bodies. For example, whenever any of the key staff gets sick, things fall apart for a few days. They also don't have a customer service ticketing system, so requests (especially pre-this particular rep) often were lost, requiring following-up on your part. And due to the manual aspect of their system, they could not keep track of inventory - leading to inventory levels dropping from >100 units to 0, which obviously created problems for me as I was under the impression I still had stock. 3) International shipping gets lost A LOT, and neither Atomix or the carrier they use tried to figure out what was going on. Atomix insisted they shipped out the packages, and the carrier insisted they didn't receive them at their facility... With Atomix, I've experienced difficulties on an almost weekly basis - shipping being mapped to the wrong options, duplicate orders being sent out on a regular basis (which sucks because repeat customers no longer have to refill as quickly), pricing being 2x what was quoted because they forgot to sign me up for an international shipping service on their end, systematic lost packages, double charging on the bill, tracking issues, surprise charges that aren't in the contract. Though they've corrected some of these issues, it means that I take time out of my business to focus on logistics and comb through the invoice. If I hadn't worked with my old 3PL in the past, I might have thought this was par-for-course for a 3PL, but I had. Yes, you get an anonymous customer service rep at my 3PL instead of a person you know, but you don't really need to chat with that anonymous rep, because their systems catch most errors or provide relatively simple remedies. Whereas you constantly have to reach out to your Atomix rep because something had gone wrong. I've since gone back to my old 3PL, but I wanted to leave this review because I think it's important to let other small business owners know. Good idea, bad execution.