You work many managers with one team — as the CIT trustee who legally owns every word of a sub-adviser’s marketing, or as the TPM running distribution across a dozen books. Atlas Signalis gives that team one console: approval enforced where you are responsible for it, optional where you are not; and a centralized approval history and searchable record available when diligence or review begins. Where a manager grants it, that same console adds their advisor engagement — so distribution intelligence follows permission, not the approval role.
The manager is your sub-adviser and the advertisement is your responsibility. So on the pages you supervise, approval is not a setting — it is locked on, enforced in the database, and your managers cannot switch it off. Your editor keeps editing; nothing an advisor sees moves until your reviewer signs off.
You are not the legal owner of the marketing, so the approval layer is optional and manager-granted. Distribution intelligence is granted the same way: where a manager turns it on for your team, you get their advisor engagement in your console — one ranked call list, no per-manager logins, evidence you can review with each manager at renewal. A manager can revoke it at any time, and your supervision role never depends on it.
On pages where you are the trustee, approval is locked on — a manager cannot switch it off while the association is active. Every version is hash-chained to the one before it, every approval on file with who, when, and the note, and a self-approval is recorded as exactly that. A TPM runs the identical review flow wherever a manager grants it — same versions, same record, one export when anyone asks.
For every manager who turns distribution on for your team, your wholesalers see who to call next across those books at once — one ranked list, each name tagged to its firm, backed by observed engagement. No spreadsheet, no per-manager logins. Supervision needs no grant; engagement is always the manager’s call.
Grant your people supervision seats on any page in your book — added and removed from one screen, carried by your organization, invisible to each manager’s seat count. Their team is theirs; your team is yours.
Today a page change is an attachment in a thread, and the approval lives in someone’s inbox. On Atlas Signalis the change is a version, the sign-off is a record, and neither can be quietly edited after the fact.
Every supervised page, its status, and what is waiting on you — one screen. Grant a wholesaler supervision seats across your book in one action; remove them the same way when they leave.
For the managers who grant your team distribution, your wholesalers stop guessing where the heat is. One list across those books, ranked by observed engagement, each name tagged to its firm — who to call next every morning. Turned on manager by manager, revocable by each.
A fiduciary that profits from steering managers to a paid vendor has a conflict its compliance team cannot bless — and a TPM that quietly clips the tools it recommends has a harder renewal conversation. So here is the commitment, stated the way your counsel will want it: Atlas Signalis will never pay a supervising organization compensation measured by or contingent on a manager’s subscription, advisor engagement, investment selection, assets invested, or sales results — not as a margin, a discount, or a revenue share. Your reasons for being here are your own: supervise where you must, see engagement wherever a manager grants it, prove the record. Flat fees, never tied to sales or assets.
Asking twenty managers to adopt a supervision tool is a hard sell. This is not that. Each of your managers gets their own branded page, pitch videos, personal advisor links, and their own Command Center and book — at a partnership rate set with you. And a trust platform that comes with distribution tooling built in is a different conversation when a manager is choosing where to place their strategy. A differentiated oversight capability your organization can offer participating managers.
Your managers join Atlas Signalis at a partnership rate set with you, based on the size of the book. Flat subscription pricing — never tied to sales or assets under management.
The Trustee & TPM demo is live with fictional data — the supervision console, the approval record, and the call queue on the managers who’ve granted it. Click anything.