See the impact before you make the change.

Atlas. Explore the relationships behind your operation. Trace a disruption, compare possible responses, and bring the assumptions into the decision.

Explore an Atlas scenario

Illustrative workflow with synthetic data.

Atlas: connected impact and scenario. Pascal product walkthrough. — Product walkthrough
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Atlas. Know what a decision touches.

Explore the relationships

See how customers, assets, facilities, and other business records connect across the operation.

Inspect the record

Open an object and follow its attributes and relationships back to the source.

Find the affected work

Trace a changed condition through related objects to understand the wider impact.

Define the alternative

Record a scenario’s assumptions, scope, and proposed changes alongside the baseline.

Compare the results

Review the measures, tradeoffs, and unresolved constraints of a scenario against its baseline.

Keep the decision explicit

Separate exploring a scenario from authorizing an operating change. Carry the evidence into the review.

Explore Pascal

See the impact before you intervene.

A carrier failure affects 42 shipments. Follow the connections, compare fallback capacity, and inspect the proposed response.

Find Horizon Freight and its shipments and lanes. The risk filter selects the same 17 high-risk shipments in the graph and table.

Trace the connected impact. Native product view with illustrative data.

In practice

An available capacity slot is only one part of a feasible recovery. Atlas connects the carrier, shipments, and lanes, then shows a scenario beside its baseline. The team can inspect the assumptions before taking the eligible reroutes into the operating approval.

Example operation.Explore the solution

Atlas in your operation.

Connect it to the rest of your work.

Explore Ontology records alongside process context from Compass and source evidence from Data and Documents. Connect scenario findings to Tasks and Workflows for review and action.

What you work with

Atlas

Business records and relationships
Investigations and saved system views
Scenarios, assumptions, and comparison results

Stay in control as the work moves.

Scenario results depend on their inputs and assumptions. Compare them with the baseline before acting. A completed simulation leaves the live operation unchanged; the chosen response still needs approval and execution.

Where you work