Platform
The operational work that moves the order.
- Orders
- Production
- Shipments
- Manufacturers
Platform · Overview
TradeOS is the operating system for global trade. Twelve modules covering every stage of a cross-border transaction — orders, production, shipments, documents, finance, and trade finance — connected by Atlas AI and built around one shared source of truth.
Platform thesis
A cross-border trade order isn't a single transaction — it's a thread that runs across buyer, supplier, freight forwarder, customs, and sometimes a financier, often for months. TradeOS converges them onto the same record, in the same data model, in real time. The order is the thread; the platform is the loom.
Inside one TradeOS order
RD-2026-077
Read and written by every party
Each layer answers a different question about an order. All three read from the same record.
Platform
The operational work that moves the order.
Back office
The paperwork and the math the order leaves behind.
Capital
The financing the order needs to move.
Four design principles, applied consistently across every module.
Every counterparty has a portal scoped to what they should see. Suppliers see their orders. Forwarders see their shipments. Financiers see their deals. The operator sees everything.
The AI agent isn't a chatbot bolted onto a feature list. It reads operating data across orders, shipments, documents, and margin — and surfaces what needs human judgment. Same agent, every module.
No syncing between systems. No reconciling spreadsheets to PO numbers. The order in Production is the order in Finance is the order in Documents — same record, every module, every party.
Multi-manufacturer allocation, AQL inspections, Incoterm-based document checklists, landed-cost margin tracking, trade-finance integration — first-class features, not custom builds layered on a generic system.
Twelve modules
TradeOS is organized into three layers: the operational platform that runs the day-to-day, the back office that handles documents, finance, and integrations, and the capital layer that connects financiers directly to live deals.
Orders
One thread per order: PO to payment, with a 13-state lifecycle.
ExploreProduction
Multi-manufacturer planning, AQL inspections, yield tracking.
ExploreShipments
Booking through customs to delivery in one record.
ExploreManufacturers
Profiles, capacity, pricing history, performance scoring.
ExploreMarketplace
Request financing on any order. Pre-vetted firms compete on terms.
ExploreFinancier portal
The OS for trade finance firms. Deal flow, portfolio, billing.
ExploreHow financing works
Two-step disclosure, real-time offers, side-by-side terms.
ExploreExternally-sourced deals
Run your full portfolio on EDMA — even deals sourced outside it.
ExploreThe intelligence layer
Atlas detects exceptions in real time, follows up with suppliers, generates documents from order data, predicts shipment delays, and surfaces what needs human judgment. It's a platform-level coordinator with read and write access to the operating data — not a chatbot bolted onto a feature list. Atlas AI is included on every paid plan; agentic action allowances scale with tier.
Live · Atlas signals · last 24 hours
Supplier QC pass rate trending down 4 points over 30 days on Order RD-2026-064 . Recommend QBR with supplier.
Order RD-2026-068 missing Certificate of Origin. Shipment ETA in 6 days. Auto-draft prepared for review.
Order RD-2026-072 actual freight $2,400 over plan. Tagging cost type for next quote builder.
Buyer on Order RD-2026-051 typically reorders every 86 days. Last order day 80. Suggested follow-up.
Frequently asked
TradeOS is the operating system for global trade. It is a platform of twelve interconnected modules — orders, production, shipments, manufacturers, documents, finance, integrations, API, plus a marketplace and portals for trade finance — that gives cross-border trade operators one source of truth for every stage of a transaction, from purchase order through production, QC, shipment, customs, delivery, invoicing, and payment.
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