Eight agents, and exactly what each one does.

All eight run on Atlas, our own brokerage graph. No agent touches your trading platform, your providers or your ticketing: Atlas reads those, and each agent reads what it needs from the graph and writes back what it did. That is why the Payments agent already knows what Support settled this morning. Every line below is a real action one of them performs, marked automatic where it finishes alone and needs you where it waits for a named person.

Yesterday, at a broker with 8,000 funded clients
1 396finished by agents, with nobody involved
4came to a person

Of the four that reached a desk, 98% were approved exactly as the agent had written them.

Open any agent to see the actual list of what it does.

Reads in Atlas
Tickets · Clients · Deposits · Documents
Writes back
The resolution, and which answer actually worked.
  • Answer a client question it has seen before184 today
  • Trace a deposit that never reached the account23 today
  • Credit it once the payment is proven settled23 today
  • Chase a document before it expires212 today
  • Escalate a complaint about executionAsks you because a person owns complaints4 waiting

You decide how much rope each one gets.

Set per function, not per product. Reversible at any time. Above the amount you set, every function asks a named person whatever its level.

OffDoes not run for this function at all.
ObserveReads and reports. Never drafts, never acts.Dealing, usually
RecommendDrafts what it would do and shows the amount. Nothing leaves.Compliance, usually
ApprovalActs the moment a named person approves. Where every function starts.Payments, Partners
AutonomousActs inside your limits, asks above your threshold.Support, by week two

What that looks like while it is happening.

Eight agents, operating now
Live
  • SupportActedCredited a deposit that timed out at the gateway$5 000
  • AtlasLearnedThis client funds on Thursdays, stop chasing on Mondays
  • PaymentsReadingApproval by country, card type and provider · hourly sweep
  • ClientsDraftedReactivation message for 23 accounts, in six languages
  • PartnersNeeds youPayout held. Introducer on Tier 2, agreement says Tier 3$5 040
  • SupportActedClosed 14 tickets · chased 9 expiring documents
Actions today1 447
Handled without you1 396
Reached your queue51
Approved as drafted98.1%

You are not approving a thousand things a day. You are approving the few that move money or touch a counterparty.

Tell them what you want. In plain words.

You do not configure these agents in a settings panel. You tell them, the way you would tell a person on your desk, and they remember.

YouStop chasing documents on weekends.

BrokerOSApplied to the Compliance agent. It will resume Monday 08:00 in each client timezone.

YouWhy did you hold this partner payout?

BrokerOSTier 2 was applied; the signed agreement dated 4 March says Tier 3. 1,240 accounts affected, $5,040 difference. Here are the lines.

YouNever message a client within an hour of a withdrawal.

BrokerOSAdded as a rule across Clients and Support. Nine drafts in the queue now violate it, should I hold them?

YouBe shorter. Drop the greeting.

BrokerOSNoted. Future drafts from the Clients agent will follow. Want that applied to Support too?

An instruction is permanent until you change it. It becomes part of what Atlas knows about how your desk works, and it applies to every agent you point it at.

See them run on your own data.

Point us at a read only copy of your stack. In two weeks you get the same list you have just read, filled in with your own clients, your own routes and your own amounts.