For consultants and small IT teams

An inventory to understand.A handover to clarify.

When you inherit infrastructure, a list is only the start.
Connect assets, owners and sources to explain
what you know and what still needs checking.

A conversation with the founder. No account or payment required.

ATLAS / Infrastructure workspace Synthetic demo
A real product. An illustrative environment.57 sample assets67 relationships3 locations

A SHARED STARTING POINT

Before you hand it over.
Before you take it on.

ATLAS helps make an inventory readable and surface open questions. We start with your actual situation: who receives the work, which information is missing and how much preparation it takes.

See the connections.

Explore the 3D topology and the relationships around one asset. Use the view as a reference during a handover.

TOPOLOGY

Find the context.

Search assets, owners and sources in a shared inventory. Source dates tell you when information was observed.

INVENTORY

Distinguish the evidence.

Keep observed health separate from possible dependencies. Relationships imported from JSON do not drive impact analysis.

SOURCES AND LIMITS

01 FIND YOUR BEARINGS

Less hunting.
More context.

That switch, that host, that service with no owner. Gather the available details and check what is missing before presenting them to the client.

  • Search and filter across asset types
  • Relationships, owners and source observation dates
  • Manual entry or a reviewed JSON inventory import
One searchable inventory.SYNTHETIC DATA
ATLAS inventory with synthetic assets, owners and observed health.
A shared reference for the conversation.

02 UNDERSTAND THE LIMITS

Connected does not
mean verified.

The demo separates observed health from potential impact. JSON imports add source-declared relationships: they remain inferred and do not propagate failures.

Observed health Potential impact

Current impact analysis follows dependency paths that are already enabled; it does not evaluate redundancy, failover or quorum. No live monitoring.

Context before conclusions.SYNTHETIC DATA
ATLAS simulation separating modeled impact from observed health.
A question to investigate, not a confirmed outage.

START WITH YOUR NEXT HANDOVER

From “what’s in here?”
to “what needs checking?”.

Twenty minutes to understand the problem.
A synthetic demo to explore it together.

  1. 01

    Tell us about a case.

    A recent or upcoming handover, who receives it and where your inventory lives today. No real files to upload.

    CONTEXT BEFORE PRODUCT
  2. 02

    Explore the demo.

    Walk through assets, relationships and sources using synthetic data. Assess the effort of preparing the JSON too.

    CLEAR POSSIBILITIES AND LIMITS
  3. 03

    Choose the next step.

    If it fits, define an assisted pilot with a clear scope and success criteria. Customer data requires operational acceptance first.

    NO AUTOMATIC COMMITMENT

OPEN RESOURCES

Prepare the conversation.

Use the checklist with or without ATLAS. The JSON file contains invented data and a fixed observation date: it demonstrates the format, not a current assessment.

TALK TO THE PERSON BUILDING IT

Sahib Singh

I’m Sahib Singh, founder of ATLAS. I’m building ATLAS for IT consultants and seeking their feedback on whether a shared infrastructure view could make handovers clearer. Tell me about a specific case; remote conversations across Italy are welcome.

Direct contact: sahibchm@gmail.com

BEFORE WE TALK

Good questions.
Clear answers.

Who is ATLAS for?

Infrastructure consultants and small IT teams who need to explain or take over an environment. The initial use case is a bounded handover, not a complete monitoring or MSP management platform.

How does my inventory get in?

Manual entry or JSON import with preview and confirmation. Preparing the JSON can take work; we assess that together. Omitted records remain and source dates retain the actual observation time. No automatic discovery or live integrations are available today.

Does the demo contain real data?

No. Screenshots and video show 57 synthetic assets, 67 relationships and three illustrative locations. Do not send credentials, configurations or customer inventories through the form or by email for the first conversation.

What would a pilot cost?

The initial offer is a 30-day assisted pilot at €690, plus applicable VAT, for one environment, up to 250 assets, 1,000 relationships, 10 total groups including the default group and 3 identities. Scope, applicable terms and success criteria are confirmed in a proposal. The first conversation is free.

Can I use ATLAS in production now?

ATLAS is in development and has not completed acceptance for hosted customer data. Discovery and synthetic demos are available now. A request does not create an account or guarantee pilot availability.

What if I only want availability updates?

Choose the waitlist in the form. Permission covers that request only: there is no separate newsletter or automatic booking.

YOUR NEXT INFRASTRUCTURE HANDOVER

Start with
a concrete case.

20 minutes to see whether ATLAS could help.

We aim to reply within one business day. No automatic booking.
ATLAS IN 20 SECONDS

See the bigger picture.

Real product footage. Synthetic demonstration data.

A SPECIFIC CASE, A FIRST CONVERSATION

Let’s discuss your handover.

Choose what you need. I’ll reply personally by email.

No customer files, account or payment.

Only contact about your selected request. You can ask us to delete your details at any time.