Platform architecture

A complete infrastructure stack, not another dashboard.

CtrlAtlas is organized as a full operating layer: applications, vertical OS products, intelligence engines, a digital infrastructure graph, secure platform services, and physical infrastructure integrations.

Applications Layer

Dashboards, portals, mobile apps, command centers, and role-specific operating screens.

Operating Systems Layer

CPOS, CVXOS, CFOS, CVOS, CTOS, CNOS, CAOS, and the expanding CtrlOS family.

Intelligence Layer

AtlasAI, AtlasFlow, AtlasVision, and AtlasSim turn operations into decisions and automations.

Digital Infrastructure Graph

Ontology-driven graph connecting people, spaces, assets, sensors, vehicles, devices, and events.

Platform Core

Identity, data, API, storage, audit logs, feature flags, permissions, and organization isolation.

Infrastructure Layer

HID hardware integrations for IoT, BAS, cameras, parking, sensors, and access control.

Enterprise core

Security, governance, and deployment control from day one.

CtrlAtlas is structured for enterprise operations with identity, permissions, auditability, feature flags, storage abstraction, and organization-level isolation built into the core.

Multi-tenant isolation

Every organization-scoped query is isolated by organizationId.

Role + scope model

63 roles across tenant, vendor, parking, building, portfolio, regional, executive, developer, and creator tiers.

JWT session auth

Session payloads carry user, organization, role, and email context across Next and Express APIs.

Write-once audit log

Every CRUD mutation is captured as governance-grade operational history.

Feature flags

Organization-level feature controls activate modules and deployment stages safely.

Storage abstraction

Local and S3-compatible adapters for reports, documents, and plan backgrounds.

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