Start with the intelligence you need.

Atlas is a customer-controlled intelligence layer. It watches the sources that matter to you, reasons over what changes, and surfaces only what deserves attention — then helps you act. You can start with a focused application like Atlas BD and expand into an institutional intelligence operating system for your whole organization.

Atlas BD is a complete application that does a job: it turns intelligence into pipeline. It uses Atlas reasoning and judgment internally to prioritize and recommend. Atlas Enterprise adds the institutional Judgment Layer on top — persistent decision records, institutional memory, and organizational learning — so judgment across the whole organization compounds over time, not just within business development.

Yes. Atlas BD is a full Atlas application — it uses Atlas reasoning and judgment internally to score fit, prioritize opportunities, and recommend action with evidence. What Atlas Enterprise adds is the institutional Judgment Layer that spans the whole organization: persistent decision records, memory, and organizational learning. Atlas BD’s boundary is scope and institutionalization, not weaker reasoning.

Atlas BD is a standardized, self-configuring application, so onboarding is included at no additional cost — you connect your sources and it configures itself to your domain. Atlas Enterprise establishes a broader institutional intelligence environment across many sources, systems, and functions, which is scoped work — that is why it carries an implementation from $15,000.

Enterprise implementation establishes your organization’s initial intelligence operating environment: connecting your sources and systems, configuring the Judgment Layer to how your organization decides, shaping information architecture and workflows, governance, and any data migration and deployment requirements. It scales with scope, which is why it starts at $15,000 rather than a single flat fee.

Yes — that is the intended path. Start with a focused application that pays for itself, then expand into institutional intelligence when you are ready. Everything you configure in Atlas BD carries forward; Atlas Enterprise builds on it rather than replacing it.

Yes. Atlas BD integrates with common CRM and deal-log systems, reading from and writing back to them so it fits your existing workflow. Atlas Enterprise and Enterprise+ add custom integrations and API access for the broader set of systems you run.

No. Atlas is an intelligence layer that sits alongside the systems you already run — CRM, deal logs, email, and document stores. It reads from and writes back to them where that helps, so Atlas augments your stack rather than replacing it.

Atlas Private Node is pre-configured dedicated Atlas hardware deployed in your office or private environment. It gives you greater physical and architectural control over where your proprietary intelligence is processed and retained. It is one axis of the Atlas model (where your intelligence lives), separate from capability (how much Atlas you run). It is offered as a one-time purchase plus your applicable ongoing software/support subscription, and does not add a second recurring Atlas software subscription. Hardware pricing is directional while the reference configuration is finalized.

No. Atlas BD and Atlas BD + Judgment can operate without dedicated hardware — Atlas Cloud is the natural default, especially for Atlas BD, where much of the intelligence workflow inherently reaches outward to public sources, commercial data, CRM, email, contact discovery, and selected AI services. Private hardware becomes more valuable as you accumulate proprietary institutional intelligence in Atlas Enterprise, where where that intelligence lives matters more.

No. Atlas Private Node is an organizational intelligence appliance — the primary architecture is one appliance in your principal site that multiple authorized team members securely share, not a personal box for every executive. The organization owns its institutional intelligence.

No. Deployment and capability are independent: a BD customer on a private node still has full Atlas BD, and an Enterprise customer on Cloud still has full Enterprise. Choosing private deployment does not unlock or restrict software features and does not add a second recurring software subscription — the appliance is an optional one-time purchase. If you upgrade from BD to Enterprise later, your Atlas Private Node appliance stays in place; you do not repurchase it.

No. Atlas Private Node is intended as part of a hybrid architecture. Some Atlas workflows inherently interact with external services — public information sources, commercial data providers, CRM, email, contact discovery, and selected AI/model providers — while other information is uniquely proprietary to you. The architectural principle is to move intelligence toward your information rather than unnecessarily moving your information toward Atlas. This is a direction, not an absolute technical guarantee, and we will confirm specifics with you during scoping.

With Atlas Cloud, Atlas runs as a professionally operated managed service and your data remains yours — isolated to your organization and access-controlled. Atlas Private Node is designed to let the intelligence that is uniquely yours sit closer to you on a customer-premise appliance, as part of a hybrid architecture. Atlas Private Enterprise extends this into larger-scale customer-controlled infrastructure for the most sensitive environments. We do not promise specific encryption, offline operation, or residency behavior beyond what is implemented, and we will walk through the current architecture with you during scoping.

Yes. Beyond public sources, Atlas can incorporate your private and customer information — documents, correspondence, and system data — so its reasoning reflects what your organization actually knows. Within Atlas BD this operates in the business-development context; Atlas Enterprise extends it across the organization through the institutional Judgment Layer.

Atlas keeps each organization’s intelligence separate and access-controlled, with enterprise controls such as SSO and governance available at the Enterprise tier. Confidentiality boundaries are enforced so one team’s or client’s information is not exposed to another, and for the most sensitive environments Atlas Private Node and private-infrastructure deployment are designed to keep data within your own boundary. We will walk through our current security and trust practices with you directly.

Atlas Care is the support and lifecycle-management program for Atlas Private Node appliances. It is designed to reduce the need for customers to administer the underlying appliance themselves — covering appliance health monitoring, Atlas Private Node software and configuration maintenance, managed updates, and support if an appliance issue occurs. It is not insurance, a warranty extension, or a software tier.

One year of Atlas Care is included with every Atlas Private Node appliance. Continued coverage options will be available after the first year. We are not publishing a Year 2+ price yet — hardware support economics are still being validated through initial deployments.

Atlas Care is designed so customers do not have to troubleshoot appliance hardware themselves. Atlas will help diagnose appliance issues and, where replacement is appropriate, support restoration of the Atlas environment onto replacement hardware. We will confirm the applicable commercial terms with you during scoping rather than promise a specific replacement outcome for every circumstance here.

Appliance support and data resilience are related but distinct. Atlas Care supports the appliance environment; it is not a backup product. Atlas Private Node deployments should use an appropriate backup and recovery architecture based on your requirements, which we will design with you. Atlas Private Node resilience combines appliance reliability, appropriate backup architecture, and recovery capability — not the physical appliance alone.

Atlas Private Node is being designed as managed organizational infrastructure rather than a traditional customer-administered server. The objective is a preconfigured appliance requiring minimal local administration. Depending on your network and security environment some local involvement may still be needed, and we will confirm what applies to you during scoping.