Atlas is the Operations Management System for Internet Service Providers. Network records, fiber tracing, field crews, construction QA, outages and customer reporting run in one system. It's built and run by TriTechne, a company that builds these networks for a living.
Most ISPs keep their network in a records management system: a map of strands and splices. Everything that happens to that network lives somewhere else. Crews, construction status, QC, outages and customer reporting sit in other apps, spreadsheets and inboxes. Every handoff is re-keyed, out of date, or lost.
Everything below is built and in production. Things that are still coming are listed separately under Coming next.
A true utility-network model: every pole, span, cable, splice and device, with connections stored as records, not guessed from lines on a map.
Trace any strand from the hut to the tap and back. See exactly what each fiber lights, and where the records have gaps.
Crews log units right on the map. Each morning a QA list shows what's missing, by crew and by day.
Installs on any phone or tablet from the browser. Download a work area, work with no signal, and it syncs when you're back in range without duplicates.
Cut a cable or drop a device on the map, and Atlas traces downstream to every tap and subscriber affected.
Give owners, partners and subcontractors their own login, scoped to a customer, a project or a single work order.
Bill of materials, units, footage and miles built, plus weekly, monthly and year-end report packs that run on their own.
Match FCC broadband serviceable locations to your network, then build target lists of passings you can sell today.
Short walk-throughs of Atlas at work. Videos marked Built feature show what Atlas does today on an illustrative network. Videos marked Concept may show capabilities still on the roadmap.
Most tools are excellent at one job: the map, the fiber records, or the poles. Atlas is built to run the operation around the network, in one system.
| Capability | AtlasTriTechne | ArcGISEsri | VETROFiberMap | IQGeo | 3-GIS | Katapult Pro |
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Comparison based on each vendor's public website and documentation as of October 2026. Products change; check with each vendor for current features. All trademarks belong to their owners. Atlas is not affiliated with or endorsed by these companies.
TriTechne designs and builds fiber for electric co-ops. Atlas came out of that work, so every screen answers a question a PM, designer, splicer or crew lead actually asks.
Design, construction, as-built and outages run on the same system. A redline from the field updates the design. A cut cable shows the subscribers out. Nothing gets re-keyed.
Atlas runs on PostgreSQL/PostGIS. Export your whole network to GeoPackage, shapefile or KMZ any time. No proprietary file you can't open without us.
Owners, partners and subcontractors each get their own login with two-factor sign-in, scoped to exactly their customer, project or work order. Access is reviewed every quarter.
Need a new report, field, or workflow? Our team ships it. Every change is reviewed, tested and deployed through the same controlled pipeline.
Two-factor sign-in, least-privilege access, a full audit trail of edits, encrypted connections, and documented access reviews, designed in from day one.
We'd rather tell you what's coming than pretend it's done. These are in active development.
A records management system is the map of your plant: cables, strands, splices. An Operations Management System runs the work around that plant: crews, construction progress, QC, outages, customer and contractor access, and reporting. Atlas does both, so the record stays current because the work happens in it.
No. Atlas has its own map, editing, field app and exports. We moved our own network off ArcGIS and checked every feature across with a parity report.
Yes. We've imported ArcGIS services, splice workbooks, OTDR results and legacy construction records. Tell us what you have and we'll scope the migration with you.
Any time, in open formats: GeoPackage, shapefile, KML/KMZ, GeoJSON, CSV and Excel.
Yes. Crews download a work area before they go. Edits wait in an outbox and sync when the device is back online, without creating duplicates.
Per organization, not per seat, so you can bring in every crew, partner and subcontractor without counting logins. Contact us for a quote.
On dedicated servers in the United States, with encrypted connections and two-factor sign-in for every user.
Send us a sample of your data and we'll show you your network running in Atlas: records, traces, crews and a construction view.