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Atlas User Guide

Sync, route and ship — in one place.

Atlas turns open orders from Invex into balanced truck loads. This guide walks drivers, dispatchers and planners through the day-to-day: pulling fresh work, running a route, and approving the loadouts that come out the other side.

This is a starter guide

These pages are sample documentation to seed the Atlas docs site. Replace the walkthroughs and screenshots with the real thing as features settle.

  • Getting started

    First sign-in, the app layout, and how to pick the department you're working as. Start here if Atlas is new to you.

  • Sync from Invex

    Pull the latest candidate orders into Atlas and read the countdown so you know how fresh the board is.

  • Routing

    Review routing candidates, launch a run, and understand why an order landed in a loadout — or stayed unrouted.

  • Loadouts

    Work the loadouts board: draft, approved and locked lanes, and what to do when a load conflicts with a fresh sync.

  • Glossary

    Coil, loadout, ICN, OTR, PWC — the words Atlas uses and what they mean on the floor.

  • FAQ

    Quick answers to the questions dispatch asks most.

What Atlas does

flowchart LR
    Invex[(Invex\norders)] -->|sync| Candidates[Routing candidates]
    Candidates -->|run a route| Loadouts[Loadouts]
    Loadouts -->|approve| Ship[Ready to ship]
    Loadouts -.->|underfilled / conflict| Locked[Locked loadouts]

Atlas never invents work. Everything on the board traces back to a real order that was synced from Invex — Atlas just groups those orders into truck loads that respect weight limits, drive time and each customer's routing rules.