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Works alongside the tools you already use · For small, operations-heavy teams

Know what you should do next.

Every morning, Atlas gives you the 3–5 things that matter most today, why they matter, and the next step it recommends. Nothing happens until a person approves it.

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atlas.bos / dashboardSample data
Executive Brief
3–5 priorities
What matters today
Business Health
0/100
Illustrative view
Recommended Next
Ready to review
Human approval
Signals Connected
Across your tools
CRM · email · calendar
Business Memory
Context retained
Used when relevant
AI Executive Team
Specialists
One shared picture
Monday morning with Atlas

You open Atlas. Four things need you today.

Not a dashboard to interpret. A short list of what matters, why it matters, what Atlas recommends, and the evidence behind it — with the decision still yours.

Sample dataIllustrative scenario

Sample data. Illustrative, not customer results.

Priority 1Sample data

3 invoices are past terms. Follow-ups are drafted.

What Atlas sees
3 invoices are past their payment terms, from 12 to 41 days late, on your open invoice list.
Why it matters
That's money for work you already finished. The longer it sits, the harder it is to collect.
Recommended next step
Review the three drafted follow-ups and send the ones you're happy with.
Evidence
  • Open invoices spreadsheet uploaded Monday.
Your decision

Nothing is sent until you approve it.

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See Atlas BOS in Action

A short walkthrough of the Atlas BOS platform — Mission Control, your AI executive team, business health scoring, and the daily work Atlas handles for your organization.

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How Atlas decides what matters

Five steps between your data and your decision.

You already have a CRM, email, a calendar, tasks, marketing tools, and probably an AI assistant. Atlas sits above them, reads the signals together, and hands you a short list instead of more information.

  1. Step 1

    Connected signals

    Atlas reads the systems you already use — CRM, email, calendar, tasks, invoices, marketing.

  2. Step 2

    Business context and memory

    Each signal is matched against what Atlas already knows about that customer, deal, or promise.

  3. Step 3

    Cross-functional analysis

    Sales, finance, marketing, operations, and customer signals are compared together, not in silos.

  4. Step 4

    Ranked priorities

    Atlas keeps the three to five items that actually change your day and sets the rest aside.

  5. Step 5

    Human-approved action

    Atlas prepares the next step with its evidence. A person decides whether it happens.

Atlas analyzes, finds patterns, prioritizes, recommends, and prepares the work. Consequential decisions and actions stay with a person, and significant activity is recorded.

Business Memory

Most tools store notes. Atlas remembers context.

A note sits in a record until somebody goes looking for it. Business Memory keeps the reasons behind your business — why a deal was lost, what a customer cares about, what you promised, what has worked before — and brings that context back into the recommendation when it becomes relevant again.

Why a prospect did not buy last time

The follow-up leads with what changed since that objection, instead of restarting the pitch.

What a customer cares about

Check-ins reference their stated priority, so outreach reads like a relationship, not a template.

Promises your team made

A commitment made on a call resurfaces as a priority before the date it was promised for.

Which strategies worked and which failed

Recommendations favour the approach that has already worked in your business.

Storing notes

“Called Dana. Not moving forward this quarter — budget.” Filed on the record. Nobody sees it again unless they open that record and read it.

Understanding context

Next quarter, when Dana's company reappears in your pipeline, Atlas raises it as a priority and drafts an approach that opens with the budget question — because that is why it stalled last time.

Sample data

Memory is scoped to your workspace, isolated from every other organization, visible to the roles you allow, and used to explain recommendations rather than act on its own.

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Illustrative scenarios

Examples of the work Atlas takes on.

These are example situations, not customer results. Atlas is early, and we would rather show you how it works than quote numbers we cannot stand behind.

Example

Trades and construction

Invoices go out late and follow-up depends on whoever remembers.

  • Flags invoices past terms with the amount outstanding
  • Drafts the follow-up for a person to approve and send
  • Keeps a record of what was sent and when
Example

Nonprofit

Grant deadlines and donor follow-up live in inboxes and spreadsheets.

  • Surfaces upcoming reporting deadlines in one view
  • Groups donors by last gift and last contact
  • Drafts stewardship notes for staff review
Example

Professional services

Proposals stall and scope changes never make it onto an invoice.

  • Highlights proposals with no client response
  • Ties unbilled scope changes back to the project
  • Prepares the next step for a person to approve
Who Atlas is forRunning a nonprofit? → Atlas for NonprofitsGovernment → Atlas Government
Why Organizations Trust Atlas

AI that assists. People who decide.

Atlas is built for organizations that answer to customers, donors, boards, and the public. Consequential actions wait for human review, access is scoped by role, significant activity is recorded, and each organization's data stays isolated and encrypted.

Veteran-Owned
Built in California
Role-Based Access
Audit Trails
Encrypted Data
Tenant Isolation
Records Retention Workflows
Human Review & Approval

Atlas BOS is built by City of Trees Tech, a veteran-owned company in California, from real operating experience. These are product controls, not third-party certifications; specific compliance, hosting, and retention requirements are reviewed with you during scoping.

Atlas Team

$129/mo

$129/mo is the founding price. Founding customers keep $129 for as long as they stay subscribed — when standard pricing begins, your price does not change.

for up to 5 users

+$29 per additional seat.

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Start with a free 30-day pilot. No card. At day 30, choose this plan or walk away.

Know what to do next

Stop collecting information. Start with the decision.

Atlas works alongside the tools you already use, surfaces the few things that matter most, prepares the next step, and keeps every consequential decision with a person.

Business

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Nonprofit

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Government

Contracted deployments only.

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