The data layer underneath every B2B event you care about.
One data layer of companies, contacts, and events — wrapped in a workspace, a federated API, and a compliance layer that B2B teams can build on. Atlas powers Pride Show, Agential Cannabis, Composites Bridge, and Live Long Fest; the same data fabric is now opening to other operators.
Canonical company graph
One row per business — never a duplicate to reconcile.
75,000+ deduplicated organizations with parent-subsidiary linkage. When Reed Exhibitions APAC and Reed Exhibitions plc both appear in two source feeds, Atlas merges them into the canonical entity and preserves the parent reference for portfolio-level analysis.
- Parent → subsidiary → exhibitor-record relations preserved
- Multi-source enrichment merged into one canonical record
- Industry tags, HQ country, employee-size signal, domain
- Daily entity-resolution pass on new ingest
People at scale
1.7M contacts across the event economy — reveal on demand.
Most B2B platforms charge per profile and hide the directory behind a sales call. Atlas surfaces every lead's existence up-front, and you spend reveal credits only when you need the verified contact details.
- Searchable by seniority, function, company, event attendance
- Lead → searched → revealed → verified state machine
- Per-org reveal log (audit trail for compliance)
- Bulk reveal flow for cohort-level outreach
Event intelligence
2,800+ events. 3,200+ editions. 33,000+ exhibitor appearances.
Cross-referenced with the organizer + venue-operator graph so you can answer portfolio-level questions: who's the biggest exhibitor at BITEC, which sponsors went dormant after 2023, what verticals overlap between Pride Show and Live Long Fest.
- Editions tracked back through historical event programmes
- Activity bands: upcoming / in-progress / recent / historical
- Recurrence tracking (annual / biennial / triennial / one-off)
- Venue intelligence layer (BITEC, IMPACT, QSNCC, etc.)
Federated read API + MCP
Wire the directory into your sites, dashboards, or AI agents.
Atlas exposes a service-token REST API and an MCP server so external event sites, internal dashboards, and AI agents (Claude, Cursor, custom GPTs) can read the canonical graph in real time. Read-only by default, scoped by tier, audit-logged on every call.
- Service-token authentication with per-token scopes
- REST endpoints for companies, events, persons, editions
- MCP server for agentic workflows
- Rate-limit dashboards + per-call audit trail
Operator workspace
Built for the team running pipeline, not pitching it.
Workspace primitives that pipeline-runners actually need on a Tuesday morning: bulk reveal credits, CSV ingest with smart column mapping, saved views, watchlists, audit trail per action, engagement logging tied to projects.
- Bulk reveal — multi-select then confirm credit spend
- CSV ingest with column-mapping and dry-run preview
- Saved views + per-operator watchlists
- ⌘K command palette for navigation + engagement logging
Compliance-first
Per-jurisdiction data-request flow with statutory windows.
Cross-border contact data carries legal weight — PIPL in China, PDPA in Thailand and Singapore, GDPR across the EU. Atlas treats compliance as a first-class product surface, not a checkbox.
- Public data-request form (no account required)
- Statutory windows tracked per jurisdiction
- Erasure execution anonymizes downstream engagement
- Sensitivity tiers per region
Plugs into how you actually work
Atlas isn’t another tool to switch into — it’s the data layer your stack reads from. MCP, REST, CSV, saved views, and audit-grade exports come standard.
Start with the free directory
Free tier (1 seat) unlocks public directory + the Briefing. Paid tiers are currently sales-led — see the pricing page for the conversation framework.