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You keep the world running. We keep your data ready.

A shared operational backbone for electric, gas, and water utilities, making GIS, field, outage, and work management behave like one usable environment instead of four disconnected ones.

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Logos · The Operational Intelligence Platform

One backbone for the work that can't fail.

A shared operational nervous system for utility work. GIS, field, outage, and work management, behaving like one usable environment instead of four disconnected ones.

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The Workbenches

Six surfaces for the work.

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Utility crew capturing field data on a tablet at a pole

Field Ops

Mobile-first work execution and reality capture, for the crews who walk the lines, climb the poles, and correct the record from the field.

Field · Crew & SupervisorOffline-first
Storm damage assessment: snapped pole and downed tree, with Atlas running on a tablet on the truck hood

Storm Response

Incidents, crews, and restoration flow, held together when seconds matter, in the only place that knows where everything actually is.

Dispatch · CoordinatorReal-time
Atlas review view: a field photo of a broken pole open beside the live network map, with the evidence queue below

Network Governance

Office-side governance, evidence beside system truth. Approve, reject, investigate. Authoritative editing stays where it lives.

Office · ReviewerWrite-back governed
Power lines running through encroaching tree canopy with a split danger tree beside the conductors

Vegetation Management

Trim cycles, compliance evidence, and contractor participation, built so the auditor's question has a real answer.

Office + FieldCompliance-traceable
Atlas Insight dashboard: operational event timeline, totals, and per-user activity tables on a dark theme

Operations Intelligence

Aging work, restoration trends, compliance state. Dashboards that earn their place because someone acts on the answer.

Office · ManagerBuilt from operational events
Joint-use distribution pole: transformer and primary conductors up top, communications lines and a fiber service coil in the lower attachment space

Atlas Commons

Joint use, finally coordinated: pole owners, attaching companies, and regulators working the same pole, from permits to make-ready to transfers, without seeing each other's data.

Multi-party · Owner & AttachersConfidentiality-enforced
A Working Contract

What we do. What we won't.

What we do
  • Improve one painful utility workflow first, then earn the right to the next one.
  • Send field truth back to the system of record automatically, not through a paper stack.
  • Ship a workbench that's good enough to be loved by the first crew that uses it.
  • Keep provenance, version, and freshness visible on every screen where they matter.
  • Work where there's no signal. Offline is a first-class mode, not a degraded one.
What we won't
  • Tell you to rip out the GIS you already own. Smallworld and Esri stay put.
  • Promise universal sync, blanket ADMS integration, or a full grid-stack replacement.
  • Sell you a dashboard nobody acts on.
  • Hold your data hostage. It's yours. Export all of it, any time.
  • Hide what's failing behind a generic warning icon.
Three Stories

The day the map caught up.

Composite portraits from real deployments in Maine, Arizona, and Nevada. Names changed. The work is real.

Storm restoration in Maine: a line of bucket trucks working tree-damaged lines along a residential street
A storm at 03:00
Dispatch
"We had eleven crews and a dark map. By 05:00 we had a route, not a guess."

How a Maine utility let dispatchers see what the field already knew, and stopped running storm mornings off a whiteboard.

Utility crews in bucket trucks working a distribution pole in the Arizona desert
Desert feeder · Tuesday
Field + Office
The phase that wasn't there.

A transformer the GIS had wrong for decades. A field inspector with a phone. One shift from discovery to a correction the office actually trusted.

Patrol truck on a high-desert right-of-way road beneath a distribution line in Nevada
Pole by pole · Nevada
Inspections + AI
"Every pole photographed. Every photo answered."

A field-services partner walked the high desert photographing poles. AI read every image, and the utility got inspection records it could stand behind, pole by pole.

Who Shows Up for the Work

Built for the people on the line, not the people in the slide deck.

Portrait of a lineworker in a weathered hard hat, safety glasses, and climbing harness
The Line Worker

Climbs the pole. Restores the power. Knows what the map missed.

Portrait of a field inspector in a hi-vis vest and ball cap holding a rugged tablet
The Inspector

Walks every mile. Documents every asset. Notices what others miss.

Portrait of a dispatcher with a headset around his neck in a dim operations control room
The Dispatcher

Coordinates the unseen. Right crew, right place, right time.

Portrait of a vegetation coordinator in an orange hi-vis vest on a tree-lined right-of-way
The Vegetation Coordinator

Runs trim cycles across a thousand miles of right-of-way. Ready when the auditor calls.

Portrait of a contractor crew member in a white hard hat and dusty work jacket beside his truck
The Contractor Crew

Different logo on the truck. Same work queue, same record, same standard.

Portrait of a senior GIS analyst at her desk, dual monitors showing network maps behind her
The GIS Steward

Maintains the digital truth every decision depends on.

The Backbone Speaks Many Languages

One source of truth. Every interface your team already uses.

The platform sits beneath the work. Mobile crews, dispatchers, governance reviewers, and the systems your enterprise already trusts. They all see the same operational reality, every time.

Interface

Atlas Field App

Work orders, forms, evidence, tracing. Offline-capable, built for one hand, bad weather, and a deadline.

Interface

Dispatch Console

Incident-shaped. Crew status, work queue, restoration flow.

Interface

Office Review

Evidence beside system truth. Approve, reject, investigate.

Interface · One of many

GIS Bridge

Smallworld and Esri keep their place. The backbone speaks both fluently.

Interface

Storm Mode

Lights down, signal up. The version of the product nobody plans to use.

Interface

AI Search & Reasoning

The same data, asked in natural language. Answers under 100ms.

Interface

Operational API

One contract for the systems you already trust, opened lane by lane as each one is proven.

Interface

Work System Bridge

SAP and Click: work flows in, evidence flows back.

Pilot to Production

Pick the workflow that hurts most.
We'll start there.

We'll run it in one bounded lane: one district or circuit, one crew program. Your data and your systems, a baseline captured on day one, and gains you can measure in weeks or months. Not years.

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