Review the company profile currently linked to this login and used across assessments, dashboard reporting, and certificates.
This is the current profile used for assessment scoring, dashboard reporting, and certificates.
Choose the best description for each of the eight factors. Atlas uses the highest tier triggered by any two factors so the class reflects size, complexity, structure, risk, and how critical the business is to others.
Load a company profile, complete the classification, then apply it to the self assessment.
Start by choosing the right business class, then work through the questions category by category. The full self assessment takes about 15 minutes.
Complete the Business Class Assessment first. ATLAS will then automatically apply the right class to this self assessment.
Complete the Business Class Assessment to confirm this company class.
The Chief Executive Officer, Financial Director, owner, or senior executive should complete this because they see the real operating picture across the business.
Check that the right company profile is loaded, then score each question from 1 to 5 based on what is actually in place today.
Use Previous, Next, and Save progress as you go, then submit the final score once all categories are complete.
Category description
Business-class guidance will appear here.
Use the buttons to move through the assessment, save a draft, or submit the final score.
A desktop review lets ATLAS review the company's saved self-assessment and supporting documents before a full audit is required.
A desktop review is request based. ATLAS checks the documents and explanations that support the self-assessment, then records whether the evidence is strong enough to support an ATLAS-reviewed certificate stage.
Submit a desktop review request when the company wants ATLAS to review the supporting evidence behind the saved self-assessment.
Complete the request details, then submit the desktop review request.
A full ATLAS audit is the highest-assurance route. It gives leadership, buyers, funders, and stakeholders a stronger certificate because ATLAS reviews the evidence, the operating processes, and how the business actually works in practice.
A full audit is designed for busy executives. The Chief Executive Officer or Financial Director does not need to sit through every detailed walkthrough. ATLAS works with the nominated audit contact and relevant process owners, then escalates only key decisions, findings, and executive sign-off items.
Use the overview and company insight views for the client-facing readiness picture.
Complete the assessment to start the ATLAS journey.
The action plan converts the saved assessment, public profile, evidence pack, and routed service opportunities into the next management moves.
As ATLAS route scoring is saved, the desktop review and full audit scores will appear here.
Saved self-assessment baseline.
Desktop review score will appear here.
Full audit score will appear here.
Currently showing the saved self-assessment score profile.
Save the self assessment to generate the company-facing insight report.
The insight summary updates from the saved category scores and available desktop review evidence.
The report updates from the selected assessment route, score profile, category results, saved answers, and available evidence.
Save the assessment to generate a concise management summary.
Keep the client-facing route clean while ATLAS manages evidence, grading, approvals, and opportunities here.
Use this first block to test, approve, revoke, and confirm which route currently drives the live certificate.
Use this as the immediate operator cue.
Internal save, approval, and grading updates will appear here.
Approve the route that should drive the client-facing certificate.
Approval history will appear here once ATLAS has approved a review stage.
Review the current self-assessment position first, then translate it into internal insight and commercial follow-through.
Save the self assessment to generate ATLAS internal insight and routing commentary.
Save the self assessment to generate internal ATLAS routing opportunities.
Choose a category to focus the ATLAS internal workspace.
This workspace is for ATLAS internal use only and should not be shown as-is to the client.
Use the document-backed review stage to rescore categories and save the internal desktop-review grade.
Desktop review work has not been approved yet.
Desktop review certificate position is shown in the live certificate control cards above.
Rescore only the categories that changed during evidence review. Any category left blank keeps the original self-assessment score on the desktop review certificate.
Rescore the categories you want ATLAS to update. Any category left blank will keep the self-assessment score on the desktop review certificate.
The independent ATLAS consultant answers the same self-assessment questions from the document evidence. Blank questions keep the company self-assessment answer.
Record the internal ATLAS grading for the desktop review route here.
Desktop review grading appears on the desktop review certificate once saved.
Use the full audit route to manage scoring, preparation, checklist review, the audit report, and the internal audit grade.
No approved full audit route is active yet.
Full audit certificate position is shown in the live certificate control cards above.
Save a full audit request before ATLAS approval can be recorded.
Submit the first full audit request to start the ATLAS audit pipeline for this company.
Rescore the final audit outcome here. Any category left blank will keep the current base score until ATLAS explicitly changes it.
Rescore the categories you want ATLAS to update. Any category left blank will keep the self-assessment score on the full audit certificate.
The independent ATLAS consultant answers the same self-assessment questions through audit evidence, interviews, walkthroughs, and inspection results. Blank questions keep the company self-assessment answer.
Use this ATLAS checklist to mark each full-audit document reviewed and keep a clear trail of what was checked across the full platform scope.
Save a full audit request to generate the checklist for the full ATLAS audit.
Attach the final ATLAS audit report to the latest full audit request so the signed audit output stays with the audit trail.
Save a full audit request before attaching the ATLAS audit report.
Record the internal ATLAS grading for the current full audit route here and apply the grade that should flow through to the full audit certificate.
Full audit grading appears on the full audit certificate once saved.
Use this small badge under your normal email signature to show that the company has completed its current ATLAS assessment route.
ATLAS-S-000
This badge is designed to be pasted below your existing company email signature. It is a short trust signal, not a replacement for the full certificate.
Your certificate stays private by default. Click publish only if you want other companies to see this certificate in the ATLAS certificate database for this browser workspace.
Publishing lets approved viewers quickly confirm the company's current ATLAS certificate status, while the detailed assessment answers, notes, uploaded files, and internal ATLAS scoring remain private.
This certificate is private until you choose to publish it.
Currently showing the self assessment radar across all 10 ATLAS categories.
Information supplied by the participant without independent verification.
This certificate records the applicable ATLAS assessment status at the date of issue and should be read together with the terms below.