Solutions
Australian IT businesses
Built in Australia for an Australian MSP, which shows up in the unglamorous places: GST that reconciles with Xero line by line, distributor feeds that exist, domains through a wholesaler, and NBN ordering that no other platform does at all.
What usually hurts, and what happens instead
Left is the problem as people describe it. Right is what Atlas does about it.
GST handled as an afterthought, rounding differently from Xero and producing a reconciliation job every month.
GST calculated and rounded per line, matching what Xero produces, so the two agree without adjustment.
Distributor catalogues and pricing that assume a US supply chain.
Ingram Micro AU catalogue and pricing feeding quotes, costed against the cheapest in-stock supplier.
Domains and DNS managed in a fourth system nobody logs into.
Synergy Wholesale domains and DNS in-product, with SPF merged rather than replaced when email authentication is set up.
Connectivity quoted by email and tracked in a spreadsheet.
NBN qualification, quoting and ordering through Kinetix, with writes off by default so a mistyped address cannot place a real order.
The parts that matter most here
Invoices to Xero, payment status back, direct debit collected nightly.
Distributor feeds, one catalogue, purchase orders that know their supplier.
Quotes priced from live supplier cost, not last year’s list price.
Email in, tickets out, with the client and their devices attached.
Who this is not for
- An MSP outside Australia and New Zealand. The distribution, domains, connectivity and tax work is regional, and most of it will be dead weight.
- A business that needs multi-currency or multi-entity consolidation. Atlas bills in one currency per organisation.