What shipped

November 2026

October 2026

Trim that reads its drawing

Wainscot cap and overhead-door trim are real geometry from real drawings, the wainscot respects open walls and wings in both the bill and the picture, and a soffit doubling in the export is closed.

• Wainscot cap and overhead-door trim are real geometry from real drawings.
• Stairs switch back, land on walls, and place by typed feet and inches.
• Timber trusses start from span and pitch and print shop sheets with numbered parts.
• Contractors onboard themselves, manage their own crew, and send a building to the yard.
• Your standards for wainscot, backfill, panel gauge and footings carry onto every new building.

The drawing set, the eave and gable program, lean-to parity, and the CRM

The 3D model is the bill: real board seams, a Frame view, an eave and gable program that buys what it draws, lean-tos that match the main box, lofts and stairs, an engineer-grade drawing set, and the CRM with per-rep Gmail.

• The 3D model is the bill: real board seams, a Frame view, and a tap on any part names its item.
• The eave and gable program buys what it draws, from drip edge to rake trim.
• Lean-tos and porches build up, trim and overhang like the main building.
• Lofts and stairs come up through a framed hole, with a real deck and a landing on a wall.
• An engineer-grade drawing set with a post layout the crew can run a tape against.
• The CRM arrives, with each rep's own email landing on the customer record.

The catalog cockpit, the accounting foundation, and a takeoff that learns your rules

The inventory grid, the steel and weight spine, the unit and pack engine, real invoices and financial statements, field and scalehouse tools, and a takeoff that reads your span tables and your rule book.

• An inventory grid that works like a spreadsheet, with money columns the owner can mask.
• Real invoices as documents, with statements, an income statement and a balance sheet behind them.
• Span tables imported from the engineer's workbook drive header, slider and carrier sizing.
• Field tasks, scalehouse weigh-ins, and work orders assigned to a whole crew.
• Nightly off-site backups and an automated cross-tenant isolation proof.

Atlas moves to its permanent address

Atlas gets its permanent address. The quote-to-invoice loop, receivables, the takeoff modeler and the equipment tracker are in daily use.

• Atlas moved to its permanent address, and the old one redirects.
• A quote becomes an order becomes an invoice, one document through three stages.
• The takeoff modeler: configure a post-frame building and get a priced quote from your own catalog.
• Receivables with AR aging and customer-level balances.
• An equipment tracker with preventive maintenance, work orders and expenses.