Working capital management software that starts with receivables.

Atlas works every receivables lever at once: it rates each account's credit, follows up every open balance by email, text and voice, holds customers to their promises, resolves disputes with the evidence attached, and applies cash as it arrives, so invoices spend fewer days open.

Atlas's Cash Position shows running DSO (open receivables against the last 90 days of invoices) with its trend over 12 weeks, days to pay weighted by the amount paid, open receivables by aging bucket (current, 1–30, 31–60, 61–90 and over 90 days) with the invoices behind each, cash collected by week, and a cash projection for the coming weeks. Alongside them: each account's AI Credit Rating, promises made and kept, disputes and payments applied, all from the records it keeps in step with your ERP, one currency at a time.

Atlas gives every customer an AI Credit Rating from 1 to 100, built from its own payment history with you and re-rated nightly, with the reasons shown and a recommended credit limit, so terms follow how each customer actually pays.

From your own history. For each past week, Atlas looks at how much of each aging bucket's open balance was collected in each of the following weeks, then applies that curve to today's open receivables, week by week, with a low-to-high range from how much the history varies. Invoices in an open dispute are held out, and pending promises to pay count in the week they fall due at your own kept rate. It needs 15 weeks of collections first; until then it says so rather than guess. It is an estimate from today's receivables, not a forecast of new sales.

No. Your ERP stays the system of record and your financial statements stay where they are. Atlas does the daily receivables work that moves the numbers, and can send its data to Snowflake beside the rest of your reporting.

Atlas starts once your ERP is connected at deployment. It reads your open invoices, rates every account and places each one with the right agent, so follow-up begins on the receivables you already have.

Yes. The DSO calculator in the Atlas Knowledge Hub works from your own inputs and shows how each lever could move your days, with the assumptions visible and adjustable. It is a projection, not a client result.