01
Payment system
Subscriptions, invoices and revenue — the truth about who's actually paying.
e.g. Stripe
Integrations · automations · local AI
Make your tools
talk to each other.
Stripe, HubSpot, Notion, Google Sheets, Slack, Datadog — the tools your business already runs, and anything else with an API. We build the connections that move data between them, plus local AI agents that summarize the noise and keep your knowledge base current. Real code. Secure by default. Yours to keep.
The tools your team already lives in
Payment system
CRM
Knowledge base
Reporting
Communication
Observability
The stack we connect
Six systems. One conversation.
Whatever the brand names on your screens, every team runs the same handful of systems. We connect them at the category level — so the fit is your stack, not just ours.
02
CRM
Customers, deals and contacts — the record every other system has to agree with.
e.g. HubSpot
03
Knowledge base
Docs, briefs and decisions — where the answers are supposed to live.
e.g. Notion
04
Reporting
The spreadsheets and dashboards finance and ops actually run on.
e.g. Google Sheets
05
Communication
Where the team talks, decides, and needs to be told.
e.g. Slack
06
Observability
Uptime, errors and performance — the warning before customers feel it.
e.g. Datadog
An example
Take a typical stack — and watch it not talk.
Stripe, HubSpot, Notion, Sheets, Slack, Datadog. Stripe knows a customer paid; HubSpot still calls them a lead. Finance re-keys the number into a Sheet every Friday, the decision is buried somewhere in a Slack thread, Datadog is paging an engineer about an outage support hasn't heard about yet, and the doc that explains it all lives in three versions on Notion. Every gap between two systems is a person copy-pasting — and a place where things quietly go wrong.
Six systems. Six islands — data carried across by hand.
What we build
One connector in the middle.
We build the layer in between — real code against each tool's API — so an event in one becomes an update in the rest. No more copy-paste, no more "which number is right." Stripe, HubSpot, Notion, Sheets, Slack and Datadog, finally on the same page.
One connector you own — in your repo, on your infra.
What "talking" looks like
An event here becomes an action everywhere.
AT
Payment fails → CS pinged, account flagged
Stripe → Slack + HubSpotreal-time
AT
Deal won → invoice raised, logged to Sheets
HubSpot → Stripe + Sheetszero copy-paste
AT
Monday digest → published to Notion & Slack
AI summary → Notion + Slackevery week
AT
Outage detected → on-call paged, incident logged
Datadog → Slack + Notionbefore customers notice
Not on the list?
We connect whatever you run.
A connector is just code against an API. These six are where most teams start — but ERPs, data warehouses, billing systems, your own internal apps: if it has an API, it joins the same flow.
Local AI agents
AI that reads your tools — not your data to the cloud.
Small agents that run on your own infrastructure. They watch what moves through your stack, write the summaries nobody has time for, and keep your knowledge base current — without sending a single record to a third party.
Your network · perimeter
on-prem · live
Reads
Stripe
HubSpot
Notion
Google Sheets
Slack
Datadog
Atlas Agent
local model
> reading 142 events
> writing digest█
> writing digest█
Writes
Slack digest
"+€121k pipeline, 1 failed payment flagged."
Notion KB page
Weekly brief, filed and searchable.
Sheets row
KPIs appended, no copy-paste.
0 records leave your network · model runs on-prem
01
Summaries on a schedule
Daily and weekly digests of deals, payments and threads — written for humans and posted straight to Slack or Notion.
02
A knowledge base that stays current
Agents pull scattered docs, tickets and conversations into a structured Notion workspace your team can actually search.
03
Grounded in your records
Every summary cites its source — the HubSpot deal, the Stripe invoice, the Notion page. No invented numbers.
04
Runs on your infrastructure
Local or self-hosted models inside your own network. Customer data never leaves your perimeter.
How we build it
Real code. Yours forever.
01
In your repo
Your version control, your CI, your infra. No lock-in.
02
Secure by default
Least-privilege scopes, vaulted secrets, threat-modeled.
03
Observable
Structured logs, OpenTelemetry, Sentry — out of the box.
04
Testable
Unit and contract tests. Retries and idempotency built in.
Admin panels
One pane of glass.
One console over every system you connected. Logs from one app, filtered by data from another, scoped to who's looking. Every person sees only what matters to their job — nothing more.
01
Role-based access
Wired to your IdP. Permissions follow the org chart.
02
Cross-app filtering
Filter HubSpot deals by an Okta group. One query plane.
03
Role-aware visibility
Sales sees pipeline. Finance sees cash. Each only what's theirs.
04
Policy & audit
Every read and write logged. Aligned with your operations.
A
Acme Control Plane
live
MC
Illustrative example — not real client data
RevOps lead Finance Sales scoped via Okta
MRR
€48.2k
▲ 4.1%
Pipeline
€121k
▲ 12%
Churn
1.2%
▼ 0.3%
Pipeline · 8 wk
▲ trending up
HubSpot · stage ≥ proposal × Okta · group=emea × + filter
| Stage | Deal | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Closing | Acme · expansion | €48k | HubSpot |
| Closing | Initech · renewal | €15.8k | Stripe |
| Proposal | Wayne Industries | €78k | HubSpot |
| Proposal | Globex EU | €22.5k | Stripe |
unified · HubSpot · Stripe · Notion · Datadog
synced 2s ago
In plain terms
Questions, answered.
How does Atlansec connect tools like Stripe, HubSpot and Notion?
Atlansec connects your tools with real, version-controlled integration code — not brittle no-code recipes that break on the next API change. We map the data and the triggers between the systems you already use (Stripe, HubSpot, Notion, Google Sheets, Slack and more), then build the sync as proper software: authenticated, idempotent, logged and tested. A new Stripe payment can update a HubSpot deal, post to a Slack channel and append a row in a finance sheet — reliably, in seconds, every time. Each integration is secure by default: scoped credentials, encrypted secrets, and an audit trail of what moved where. The code lives in your repository and runs on your infrastructure, so you own it and there is no per-task vendor fee. When a tool changes its API, we update one place — not twenty fragile automations scattered across three SaaS dashboards.
What is a local AI agent, and how does it work?
A local AI agent is an automation that uses a language model to handle work that used to need a person — triaging an inbox, drafting a reply, extracting fields from a document, routing a request — but runs inside your own network instead of a third-party cloud. Atlansec builds these as ordinary, observable software: the agent has a defined job, an explicit set of tools it is allowed to call, and a log of every action it takes. Because it runs on your infrastructure, your data never leaves your control — which matters for finance, HR and anything regulated. We start narrow, with one well-scoped task and a human in the loop, prove it actually works, then widen its remit only once it has earned trust. The result is leverage without the usual risks: no pasting customer data into a public chatbot, and no opaque black box making decisions you cannot audit.
What is a role-aware admin panel?
A role-aware admin panel is a single internal dashboard where your team sees and acts on data from across your connected tools — with each person seeing only what their role permits. Instead of handing everyone direct logins to Stripe, HubSpot and your database, Atlansec builds one panel with role-based access control: a finance lead sees revenue and invoices, a sales rep sees their pipeline, support sees tickets — and every action is recorded in an audit log. It reads live data through the same integration layer we build, so the numbers always match the source systems. The panel is yours, on your infrastructure, styled to your brand. The payoff is operational: faster day-to-day work, far fewer risky direct-access credentials handed out, and a clear, auditable record of who changed what — the kind of control that security reviews and auditors actually ask for.
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