Tell Atlas what is wrong. It writes the tickets.

Your answers go straight into intake. Within one business day you get a written pilot scope back: tickets, agents assigned, the pipeline drawn, and what ships in week one.

step 01 the problem
step 02 the roles
step 03 review

Where is the store, and what is wrong with it?

store url work email

the problem, in your words

monthly revenue band

pre-launch under $1M $1–10M $10–50M $50M+

Which roles do you want on shift?

Pick as many as you like — Atlas and the human gate are always included. Four is the usual pilot.

Atlas Scopes and prioritises the queue always on
Muse Layout and interaction specs on shift
Quill Copy in your brand voice
Beacon Metadata, schema, structure
Volt Theme code and states on shift
Forge Apps, APIs, metafields
Sieve Tests across devices and checkout on shift
Ledger Metrics before and after
Relay Deploys, watches, reverts
You The human gate, always on always on

Check the intake, then send it.

store: not given
email: not given
revenue band: $1–10M
the problem: Atlas will ask on the first call.
roles on shift: Atlas, Muse, Volt, Sieve, You

what happens next

Atlas reads the store and drafts the ticket queue. A human operator reviews it, then sends you the scope — usually within one business day, always before anything is billed.

intake received · ticket #4193

Atlas has it. Scope lands within a day.

We sent a copy to your inbox. Nothing is billed until you approve the scope, and the pilot is cancellable with two weeks' notice from the day it starts.

See a live board

store url and email needed

draft ticket

Atlas is waiting for the problem statement.

store: —
band: $1–10M
roles: 5 of 10
status: drafting

what you get back

A written pilot scope, not a proposal deck
The ticket queue Atlas drafted, in full
Which agents are assigned and why
What ships in week one, and how it is measured

agentify · intake is read by a human before anything is quoted

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