You give us half a day. We do the rest.

A CRM that does the work instead of recording it. It reads the same systems your team reads, finishes the routine work on its own, and brings you the few decisions that move money or touch a counterparty.

One monthly fee, with no setup cost and no implementation invoice. It covers every agent, every entity, every seat and the integration work itself, so there is no second invoice. We quote the figure on the scoping call, once we know your entities and which functions you want live.

Because a setup fee makes both of us optimise for the wrong thing. We would rather carry the integration cost and keep you for years than charge for a project and hand over something nobody adopts.

We build it. Custom modules for your workflows are part of the integration, not a change request. And anything we ship afterwards is included for as long as you are paying the monthly fee.

No. BrokerOS reads from MT4, MT5, cTrader or your own platform and writes back only what you approve. Nothing is replaced, migrated or reconfigured.

One to three weeks. A standard MT5 stack with common providers is usually live in week two. An in-house platform, unusual regional rails or bespoke partner structures push it to week three, because those modules get built rather than configured.

About half a day on day one for read credentials, and a scoping conversation with whoever runs each desk. After that the work is ours until you are choosing autonomy levels.

Only if you set it to. Every function starts at Approval. Money leaving the business to a counterparty is never autonomous at any level, and above an amount you set, everything asks a named person.

Every action is stored with what it read, what it changed, why, and who approved it, so a single decision can be reconstructed with the information the agent actually had at the time. Most brokers bring their compliance officer to the first call, and it usually ends the objection rather than starting it.

In your region. Entities stay separated from each other, and what Atlas learns on your book stays on your book. Every read is scoped and logged.

They stop clearing the same queue every morning. At one deployment four people moved onto client-facing work. The agents take the repeat work, not the judgement.

Then you have spent half a day and you stop. You see the first list in week two, before any agent has written anything anywhere, and you decide from there.

Your fee does not move with client count, seats or volume. Growing your book does not cost you more, and adding a jurisdiction is a conversation rather than an automatic repricing.

Six brokers, from an 8,000 client retail book to a group holding three licences. We cannot name them, which is the honest answer and the same answer they get about you.