Implementation
Live before your IT roadmap notices
Atlas starts from public records and earns its way into your systems.
The rollout
Three phases, each with a deliverable
- First month
Atlas reads what's public
- What Atlas does
- Builds your initial capability map from published project records: filings, licensing boards, firm publications. Zero integrations, zero IT projects.
- What your firm does
- Sends a list of your published projects to seed from. That's it.
- Deliverable
- A working twin of your firm, built from the public record alone, presented live.
- Monthly thereafter
Your team corrects and confirms
- What Atlas does
- Surfaces what it found for review and treats your corrections as ground truth from then on. Confirmed facts lock; wrong ones never come back.
- What your firm does
- About an hour of review per cycle from someone who knows the bench.
- Deliverable
- A sharper map every cycle, with single points of failure and credential gaps flagged as they emerge.
- When you're ready
Connect systems on your schedule
- What Atlas does
- Phases in pipeline and utilization data from the systems you already run, so readiness scores reflect who is actually available, not just who is capable.
- What your firm does
- Grants access system by system, at the pace your IT team is comfortable with.
- Deliverable
- Pursuit-by-pursuit readiness against the live roster, with a deliverable every month.
What we need from you
The whole list. There is no phase two of asks hiding behind it.
A list of your published projects
The seed for your capability map. Public record does the rest.
A point of contact
One person who knows the bench and can say what's right.
An hour of review per cycle
That's the entire ongoing ask. The map improves each time.
Day one
Your first capability map exists before the kickoff call.
Cautious by design, from day one
The first phase touches nothing inside your firewall. When systems do connect, they connect into this posture.
