Autonoma is an AI-powered supplier discovery platform and procurement software. Find vendors, draft RFIs, and manage sourcing in just few minutes, not weeks. Start free.
Hey Product Hunt!
Procurement teams spend 40+ hours on a single supplier search. Googling, scrolling outdated directories, copy-pasting into spreadsheets, cold-emailing into the void.
The enterprise tools (SAP Ariba, Coupa) cost $50K-$200K/yr. When Scoutbee got acquired by Coupa and locked behind a paywall, the gap became obvious: there's nothing for teams who just want to find suppliers fast.
So I built Autonoma.
Describe what you need in plain language. AI agents do the rest:
Find & Enrich → Live web search, not a stale database. Every result scored for relevance and trust.
Draft & Connect → AI writes personalized RFIs and sends them. You review, it delivers.
Analyze & Shortlist → Compare responses, score suppliers, close the deal.
What you're seeing in the gallery:
Slide 1: The conversational search interface
Slide 2: Live supplier results with AI scoring
Slide 3: Trust Score breakdown (5 pillars, flags, next steps)
Slide 4: Talk to your supplier list, up to 1,000 rows
Slide 5: AI-drafted RFI, ready to send
What makes it different:
Live web data (60% of directory data is outdated)
AI trust scoring so you know who you're dealing with before the first email
Full pipeline from search to signed deal, not just a list
Free to start. No enterprise contract. Same-day setup.
🧭 Our mission: agent-to-agent trade. We're building toward a future where AI agents negotiate directly with other AI agents on behalf of businesses. Autonoma is step one.
Building at Station F, Paris. Would love your feedback, especially from anyone in procurement, ops, or supply chain.
Congrats on the launch! The Trust Score is one of the most interesting differentiators here. Can you share more about the 5 pillars? Specifically, how does Autonoma handle suppliers with very little web presence (e.g., small regional manufacturers) who might be legitimate but score poorly simply due to low visibility?
Can you walk through how the Trust Score is built in practice—what the ‘pillars’ are, what evidence you show a buyer, and how you prevent the score from creating false confidence with brokers, stale websites, or copied certifications?
