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Two-way Integration

Atlas inside your stack.

Every workflow in Atlas is an API. Every API is a workflow. Two-way, typed, eventful — connected to the systems your business already runs.

01 · The model

An integration is not a connector. It’s a workflow.

In Atlas, an integration is a first-class workflow object. The same engine that drives your due diligence flow drives your call to a vendor API, your ticket creation in ITSM, your push of a control state to your data warehouse, and your inbound webhook from a regulator gateway.

02 · Four surfaces

Four surfaces. One engine.

Outbound, inbound, identity and data — all driven by the same event-sourced engine, all attributable in the same ledger.

  1. 01

    Outbound

    Workflows trigger HTTP, webhook, queue, file or email actions on external systems. Typed payloads. Retries. Failure surfaced as a first-class event.

  2. 02

    Inbound

    External systems push into Atlas via signed, typed endpoints. Inbound events drive the same workflow engine as internal ones.

  3. 03

    Identity

    Federate any OIDC-compliant identity provider. Identity claims become Atlas principals; access is granted from there.

  4. 04

    Data

    Export everything you put into Atlas to your warehouse or lake. Your data, your formats, your schedule. No lock-in.

03 · Common targets

The systems your team already runs.

Anything you can call over HTTP, webhook, queue, file, email or OIDC — Atlas can drive it, or be driven by it.

  1. Identity providers

    OIDC-compliant providers — Microsoft Entra, Okta, Google Workspace, others

  2. ITSM

    ServiceNow, Jira and anything that speaks ticket lifecycles over HTTP

  3. Data warehouses

    Snowflake, BigQuery, Databricks — and your lakehouse of choice

  4. Vendor portals

    Procurement, TPRM and supplier-management portals

  5. Regulator gateways

    Where the regulator publishes one

  6. Email tenants

    Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, transactional providers

  7. SIEMs

    Splunk, Sentinel and others

  8. Internal APIs

    Anything that speaks HTTP, webhook or queue — typed contract on either side

See your stack inside Atlas — and Atlas inside your stack.

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