1 manager
The manager coordinates priorities, distributes missions, monitors exceptions and prepares decisions.
This first documentation provides the essential benchmarks to understand how Atlensia structures autonomous teams: composition, roles, tools, models, permissions and supervision.
The detailed technical documentation will be gradually enriched. This public version sets the product principles, the offer rules and the elements necessary to prepare for a serious deployment.
Atlensia is designed to structure autonomous teams. The minimum business rule is a team consisting of one manager and three performers. It guarantees a sufficient operational basis to distribute responsibilities, supervise actions and create value from deployment.
The manager coordinates priorities, distributes missions, monitors exceptions and prepares decisions.
The performers take charge of operational tasks: research, synthesis, monitoring, follow-up, control or preparation of documents.
The company can add as many independent employees as necessary depending on functions, volumes and scopes.
Each employee can use a different model depending on their mission, their level of sensitivity or the acceptable cost.
Create roles, define perimeters, organize teams and frame operational objectives.
Understand how requests become actions prepared, validated, executed and traced.
Connect Atlensia to existing tools: Teams, Outlook, SharePoint, CRM, ERP and business spaces.
Create internal connections from an API, with scopes, tests, permissions and logging.
Choose models, cloud providers or self-host options according to performance, cost and sovereignty.
Control access, human validations, sensitive data, exceptions, logs and escalation rules.
Define the manager, the performers, the missions, the objectives and the limits of action.
Open only the integrations and connectors necessary for the relevant roles.
Associate the models or environments adapted to each employee, mission or level of sensitivity.
Simulate requests, check permissions, adjust validations and observe exceptions.
Track actions, validations, sources, errors, escalations and expected results.
What tools, data, files or clients each independent employee can consult.
What can be prepared, sent, modified, planned, refused or requested for validation.
Which models or providers are authorized depending on the roles and data handled.
Cases where the autonomous employee must request human arbitration or leave the normal flow.
Traces to keep: sources, decisions, validations, errors, exceptions and actions.
To prepare an integration, an internal connector, a self-host deployment or a sensitive architecture, Atlensia can provide more detailed documentation as part of a project.