Atlas runs AI agents on the systems your business already runs on. We started with go-to-market: Salesforce, HubSpot, Gong, Apollo, Slack, and 180+ more connectors coming soon. You decide what each agent can touch. Every write is confirmed. Every decision is logged.
People paste company data into chat windows. Every tool wants its own API key. Nobody can say which AI changed which record, or why a lead was parked. The models are good enough. The plumbing around them is not.
Tokens and keys live in a dozen tools.
An agent with access to everything is an agent you cannot trust with anything.
Scores and updates appear with no record of how they were made.
Atlas sits between your AI agents and your business systems. It holds the credentials, decides which agent may call which action, runs the action, and keeps the record. Agents do the work. Atlas makes it safe to let them.
Your team connects Salesforce and other apps once. Atlas vaults the credentials.
Each agent is granted specific actions. Connecting an app does not give any agent the right to use it.
Agents work through stateless execution services that never hold your credentials.
Writes are confirmed before they land. Every call and decision is logged.
The everyday assistant for reps and leaders: ask about pipeline, accounts, and next steps in plain English.
A senior business analyst as an agent: designs Salesforce fields, stages, and process from your GTM intent.
Scores every lead against your ICP and writes the score and the reason back to Salesforce.
Live views of pipeline health and ICP fit, built from your CRM data.
Summarizes your Slack channels, flags what needs you, and sends messages to channels for you.
More agents coming soon
Typed, probability-scored decisions your systems can call.
Salesforce, HubSpot, Gong, Apollo, and Slack today, with Granola and 180+ more connectors coming soon. Connect once, at the company level.
Credentials in one place; every agent limited to the actions it was granted.
The execution layer for Salesforce: free reads, confirmed writes.
Packaged skills for Sales, RevOps, Legal, Finance, and HR that run on Atlas.
Some questions should not be answered by a chat model improvising. Is this lead worth working? Which tier is this account? Has this deal met the stage gate? Atlas answers these with typed decisions: a fixed set of options, a probability for each, and the criteria it was scored against. Your ICP is the criteria. Your record is the input. Your systems act on the result.
The answer is always one of the options you defined.
Route on confidence, and show reps why.
Each decision is a versioned schema. Adding a new decision is configuration, not a new build.
Ask the agent directly in the Atlas workspace.
The same agent works inside the AI assistant your team already uses.
Salesforce or any other system calls the agent's endpoint and gets a structured result back.
The agent is the unit. The interface is just how you reach it.
Credentials live in Atlas, encrypted, never in the execution services.
An agent sees only the actions it was granted, never the full catalog.
Reads are free. Changes to your CRM are shown as a diff and confirmed first.
Who asked, which agent ran, what it called, what it decided, and why.
Nothing in the Atlas platform is specific to revenue teams. The vault, the broker, the connectors, and the decision API work the same way for finance, legal, HR, and operations. Our Expert Advisors already cover those functions. We started with go-to-market because that is the work we know best, and every agent we add runs on the same controls.
Atlas is included in every NadiAI engagement at no license fee. We configure it for your systems, your ICP, and your process, and we build the agents you need on top of it.
A product. NadiAI builds and operates it. Engagements are how most clients adopt it.
No. Atlas runs agents on top of Salesforce and your other systems.
Atlas is proprietary to NadiAI. We select and manage the models behind each task, so your team does not have to.
In the Atlas vault. Execution services receive a valid credential only for the call they are running.
No. Writes require confirmation, and every action is logged.
Yes. Atlas agents are reachable from Claude and from any system that can call an API.
One conversation. We will show you which agents would pay off first in your pipeline, and which would not.