Atlas never takes payment or holds funds. Settlement stays on your billing rails.
Product
Atlas is the seller control plane for machine buyers: one catalog, governed pricing, and humans on exceptions. This page walks through a day in the console, where Atlas stops, and how Sandbox, Pro, and Enterprise deepen that plane.
Operator workflow
Six moves, same catalog. Select a step to follow the path.
Paste a price book. Structure products, flag conflicts, score readiness.
Edit drafts, attach evidence, and lock commercial numbers before publish.
Run pricing lab scenarios before anything hits a live rail.
One publish step projects the catalog onto your entitled protocols.
Review machine requests and grant keys before agents can price or quote.
Work exception requests that need a human. Outside mandate never invents a price.
Trust boundaries
Atlas ends at the indicative quote. What happens next runs on your commercial stack.
Atlas never takes payment or holds funds. Settlement stays on your billing rails.
Quotes stay indicative until you execute a binding agreement in your own systems.
Delivery, entitlements, and post-sale ops never leave your stack.
Graduation story
What sellers do and what agents see as you move from Sandbox to Pro to Enterprise. Limits and checkout live on Pricing.
Sandbox · prove readiness
Paste messy sheets, score conflicts, rehearse publish without risking production reputation.
Agents can probe, but every response is clearly sandbox. No production trust signal yet.
Outcome: confidence that your catalog can become agent-ready, before you commit to live rails.
Pro · operate live rails
Publish governed catalogs, approve machine access, and run the pricing lab.
Agents discover publicly; they only price and quote after you approve access.
Outcome: machine buyers can rely on your production offers across live rails.
Enterprise · harden at scale
Multi-workspace ops, multi-approver exception queues, SSO, residency, and private networking under MSA/DPA.
Mandate-aware quotes, verified signatures, and dedicated rails so high-volume agents stay inside your policy fences.
Outcome: Atlas becomes durable infrastructure for machine-customer commerce, not just a console upgrade.