The whole product
18+ departments. One system.
Everything a company needs to run professionally, in one OS that knows your whole business. Four categories, one login, one memory underneath all of it.
Grow
Where the money comes from, worked as one motion.
Sales & CRM
Deals, contacts and every conversation on one record. A call ends and the summary is already on the deal. A thread goes quiet and an agent nudges you before the deal does.
Marketing
Campaigns run next to the pipeline they feed, so you see which words became which revenue. Content is drafted by agents from what your company actually knows, and every piece is marked and logged.
Websites & Stores
As many sites as each company needs, edited and published in seconds with every version kept. A form on any site lands as a lead in the CRM, already attached to the right company.
Investor Relations
An investor CRM that qualifies and tracks every relationship, monthly updates the CFO agent drafts from the real numbers, and a data room with per-investor access that tells you who actually read what. Raising stops being a second job.
Customer Service
Tickets arrive with the whole relationship beside them: the deals, the invoices, the last call. Agents draft the answer from your company memory, and a person approves what matters.
Communicate
The daily traffic, wired into the record.
Each company has its own mailboxes and sending identity, so you always reply as the right business. A thread with a contact appears on their record without anybody forwarding anything.
Calendar & Meetings
Every company keeps its own calendar, all of them visible to you. Meetings arrive summarised, with actions filed to the people and deals they belong to.
Phone & Voice
You call out from the right number for the company you are in. The conversation is recorded, transcribed and attached to the contact before you are back from the kitchen.
Documents & Files
Proposals, contracts and files live with the records they belong to, not in a folder tree nobody agrees on. Everything is searchable, and everything feeds the company memory.
Back office
The paperwork that keeps you legal, kept by the system.
Finance & Bookkeeping
Invoices go out from the deal that earned them and chase themselves politely. Expenses, margins and cash sit in one view per company, and the audit trail is already written when the accountant asks.
Legal & Contracts
Every agreement lives against the relationship it governs, with its dates watched. Renewals and notice periods surface before they cost you, not after.
HR & People
Openings, candidates and interviews run in the same OS the team already uses, so day one is an account, not a week of setup. Contracts, leave and reviews stay with each person.
Grants & Subsidies
The OS watches national, regional and EU programmes and matches them against what it already knows about your company: sector, size, payroll, activity. When something fits, it says why, estimates the money, and drafts the application.
Procurement & Suppliers
Who you buy from, what you agreed and what it costs, per company. Renewal dates and price changes surface themselves before they renew you quietly.
Intelligence
What makes it an operating system rather than a bundle.
Company Memory
Every mail, call, deal, document and decision lands in one memory per company. Ask it anything and it answers with sources from your own record, not from the internet.
Daily Briefing & News
Every morning, each company tells you what moved: the deals, the money, the risks, and the news that touches your market. The OS reads what your competitors are doing and says what it means for you. Five minutes of reading instead of ninety minutes of checking.
AI Workforce
Every process that repeats becomes an agent: chasing, drafting, filing, scheduling, reconciling. Each one carries a passport with explicit scopes, and every action lands in an audit trail you can read.
C-suite Agents
Management agents watch the whole company: cash and runway, operations and bottlenecks, funnel and pipeline. They brief you, warn you and propose the next move. They advise, you decide.
A closer look
Six workflows, walked through.
Customers
Every deal, in every company
Every company has its own pipelines, deals and contacts. Open Atlas Studio and you see studio deals only. Drag a deal from Proposal to Won and the value, the stage history and the owner update in one motion. Nothing from Atlas Foods bleeds in.
Contacts carry their whole history: mail threads, call recordings, meetings, notes. When a client calls back after three months, you read the record and pick up mid-sentence.
Pipelines per company
Each workspace defines its own stages, from first contact to signed.
Full-history contacts
Mail, calls, meetings and notes on one record.
Deal timelines
Every stage change logged with who moved it and when.
Linked everywhere
Calls, mail and invoices attach to the deal they belong to.
Websites
Publish changes in seconds
Every company runs its sites from its own workspace, and one company can run several. Fix a price on the homepage, preview the change, publish. The edit is live in seconds and logged with your name on it.
Content is structured, so a case study or a team page is a form, not a wall of HTML. Editors write, the CMS renders, and the design stays intact whoever publishes.
Many sites per company
A product site, a careers site and a campaign site, each managed on its own.
Edit, preview, publish
Changes go live in seconds, with a full publishing history.
Structured content
Pages built from fields, so editors cannot break the design.
Every version kept
Restore any earlier version of any page.
Reply as the right company, always
Each company has its own mailboxes and its own sending identity. You reply to a supplier as Atlas Foods and to a guest as Atlas Studio, without switching accounts or checking the from field twice.
Mail is wired into the CRM. A thread with a contact appears on their record, and a reply about a live deal lands on the deal itself. The context you need sits on the same screen as the message.
One inbox view
Read every company's mail together, or one company at a time.
Right identity, every send
Replies go out from the company the thread belongs to.
CRM-linked threads
Conversations attach to contacts and deals automatically.
Calendar
Your week across every company
One view shows your week across every company: the Atlas Studio site visit, the Atlas Works edit review, the investor call. Each event belongs to its company, and colour tells you which at a glance.
Booking follows the same rule. An event created from a deal lands in that company's calendar with the contact attached, so the meeting and the paperwork behind it stay in the same place.
Combined week view
Every company's schedule on one screen.
Per-company calendars
Each workspace keeps its own events and invitees.
Deal-linked meetings
Create an event from a deal and the context travels with it.
Knowledge
Caught up before your first coffee
Every morning the briefing is waiting: which deals moved, what came in overnight, which calls need returning, what is on today, per company. You start the day already up to date.
Behind it sits the company brain. Ask when the Atlas Studio contract renews, or what was agreed on the last supplier call, and the answer comes back with the source document beside it.
Daily briefing
A morning summary per company: deals, mail, calls, agenda.
Ask anything
Answers drawn from your own documents, mail and calls, with sources.
One brain per company
Knowledge is scoped like everything else; companies never share it.
Agents
AI staff with passports and audit trails
Every agent carries a passport: which company it works for, which modules it can touch, what it is allowed to do. An agent scoped to Atlas Foods cannot read a Atlas Studio contact, and the database enforces that, not a prompt.
You delegate real work: qualify inbound leads, draft replies, chase unpaid invoices, prepare the weekly report. Every action lands in the audit trail, and everything an agent produces is machine-marked as AI output and logged per the EU AI Act.
Passports and scopes
Each agent's permissions are explicit, per company, per module.
Full audit trail
Every agent action recorded: what, where, when, on whose behalf.
Marked output
AI-generated work is machine-marked and logged per the EU AI Act.
Works across modules
Agents read the CRM, draft mail and update deals inside their scope.
Telephony
Calls that file themselves
Each company has its own numbers. When the phone rings you know which company is being called before you answer. Recording, transcription and a summary run without you asking.
The summary files itself: it lands on the caller's contact record, and on the deal if there is one. Hang up, glance at the CRM, and the call is already history you can search.
Numbers per company
Separate lines, so callers always reach the right brand.
Recorded and transcribed
Every call kept as audio and searchable text.
Summarised into the CRM
Key points and next steps filed on the contact automatically.
Finance and People
The back office, next to the work
Invoices, contracts and team records sit in each company's workspace, next to the deals and calls they relate to. When a deal closes, the invoice references it. When a contract renews, the reminder points at the document.
People records work the same way. Who works for which company, on what terms, with which access: it is one system, so onboarding someone into Atlas Works never touches Atlas Studio.
Invoices linked to deals
Billing starts from the deal that earned it.
Contracts in context
Agreements stored with the company and counterparty they bind.
Team records per company
Roles, terms and access, scoped like everything else.
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