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Better context for the people and agents running your companies.


Gatlas reads the tools every company runs, from the ledger to the CRM to the shared drive, defines each figure once for the whole group, and serves it to your assistant, your Slack channels and your board packs. Each reader sees only the companies you grant.

01SituationFigure 1.1

What your group knows sits in the tools its companies chose

Each company keeps its sales, customers, cash and contracts in the tools it chose. A question about the group draws on all of them, company by company.

Gatlas reads each tool where it is, and no company changes how it works.

Figure 1.1Each company with its own tools
02Coverage

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Gatlas reads every kind of data a company keeps

Files, CRM and calls, commerce, work tools and HR, analytics, and accounting and banking

What Gatlas reads from each tool

Files and documents

  • Google Drive
  • SharePoint and OneDrive
  • Google Sheets
  • Notion

CRM and calls

  • HubSpot
  • Attio
  • folk
  • Aircall
  • Adversus

Commerce and payments

  • Shopify
  • Stripe
  • Traede
  • OnlinePOS

Work tools and HR

  • ClickUp
  • Wrike
  • Cal.com
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Arrivy
  • Lattice

Analytics and databases

  • Google Analytics 4
  • PostHog
  • PostgreSQL / Supabase

Accounting and banking

  • e-conomic
  • QuickBooks
  • Xero
  • Mercury
  • Embankment
  • Franklin
Figure 2.1Tools Gatlas reads, by kind
03How it works

Your companies’ tools become answers your agents can trace

  1. Connect

    Send each company a setup link, and whoever owns a login connects it.

    Figure 3.1The setup link a company opensIllustrative companies and figures
  2. Describe

    Gatlas turns what each tool holds into datasets, each written up with what it means and notes on its columns.

    Figure 3.2Datasets and their write-ups
  3. Ask

    Ask in Claude or another assistant. It reaches Gatlas through the agentic interface, today MCP, the open standard agents use to connect to tools.

    Three companies took fewer orders this week. Alder Goods fell the most, 12.0% in its online shop.
    CompanyChannelThis weekWeek beforeChange
    Alder GoodsOnline412468-12.0%
    Cedar LabsWholesale1,0861,154-5.9%
    Rowan SupplyRetail233241-3.3%
    Maple FreightMissingMissingMissingMissing
    Figure 3.3An answer in Claude, with its sourceIllustrative companies and figures
04DefinitionsFigure 4.1

Each figure is defined once for the whole group

Write down once what revenue or an active customer means, and every company’s numbers are read by that definition.

Figure 4.1One definition across uneven companies
05ArtifactsFigure 5.1

Every answer can become a dashboard, a document or a deck

Ask your agent to keep an answer, and it builds an artifact from live data.

Three formats, one pack

Revenue

Revenue rose 6.1% on August

Cedar Labs carried most of the rise, and Rowan Supply was flat.

By company, September
CompanyRevenue, $MCash, $M
Cedar Labs1.641.02
Alder Goods1.120.74
Birch Studio0.940.61
Larch Works0.710.42
Rowan Supply0.410.31
Hazel Foods0.400.30
Maple Freight0.400.28
Juniper Health0.380.25
Spruce Media0.330.20
Willow Homes0.290.19
Aspen Retail0.220.14
Revenue against the year before, $M

Group board packHarbor Group

September 2026
Revenue, September
6.84
Orders, September
18,240
People
412
Cash, September
4.46
Revenue, April to September, $M
By company, September
CompanyRevenue, $MOrders
Cedar Labs1.644,720
Alder Goods1.121,810
Birch Studio0.94640
Larch Works0.712,350
Rowan Supply0.411,020
Six more companies2.027,700
Orders

Orders rose 2.4% on August

Orders, April to September
Orders, September
18,240
Edition 9
Live pack
Figure 5.1One board pack in three formatsIllustrative companies and figures
06Questions

Ask about any part of any company

Anyone in the group can ask in plain language about the data their work runs on.

  • Leadership

    What did each company’s latest board deck say about hiring?

    Read fromGoogle DriveorSharePoint
  • Sales

    Where does each company’s pipeline stand this quarter, deal by deal?

    Read fromHubSpotorAttio
  • Group finance

    Which companies are carrying overdue receivables, and from which customers?

    Read frome-conomicorQuickBooks
  • Operations

    How many hours did each company’s teams log on client work last month?

    Read fromWrikeorClickUp
07Guarantees

Every dataset carries its sources and its date

  1. Every figure traces back to its sources.

  2. A missing value shows as missing.

  3. Each dataset says when its data was last refreshed.

  4. An edition keeps the data it was made from.

08Access

Each agent reaches only the companies you grant

Requests
Every request an agent makes is logged
Space
Each company’s tools sync into a space of its own in Gatlas
Figure 8.1Access by company
Figure 8.2An agent connection and the companies it reachesIllustrative companies

Ask about every company from your own assistant

Create your workspace and connect your assistant. It helps you send each company a setup link for the tools it runs.