
Client records
Clients and their sites, centralized, with full history.
Schedule jobs, assign technicians, and manage customers, quotes, and invoices from one place.
Pest control, rodent control, insect control, disinfection. The technician schedule, history door by door, your quotes and your invoices.
Clients, buildings, units and visits filed in one clear tree.


Each technician sees their own day, with the address, time slot and service type.
Each unit keeps its full history, visit after visit.
The tools a pest control business uses every day, from the quote sent in the morning to the invoice chased on its own, by way of the visit ticked off on site.

Clients and their sites, centralized, with full history.

Jobs organized by day, rescheduled with drag-and-drop.

Share a read-only view of each client's property schedule with them.

Everyone sees only what they need — assigned jobs for technicians.

Add a building, its units, then each door. Visit history is kept address by address.
One interface to schedule, assign, and track every visit — at any scale.
Clients, schedule, and history, all in one place.
Assign and reschedule with drag-and-drop, in seconds.
From 10 to thousands of jobs, nothing gets lost.

The technician opens their phone, sees the day's visits, and checks them off as they go. Everything's there — nothing to ask the office.
Works in hand, in the field, with zero training.
They see the coming days' jobs and organize themselves.
No more back-and-forth with the office.

Share a dedicated portal with your clients. They follow their jobs without calling you, on a read-only link, up to date every time it is opened.
Every visit visible, building by building.
Fewer calls and emails to the office.
Transparency few providers can offer.

Your data and your clients' data are encrypted in transit and at rest. Every table carries its own rule, an account reads only its own rows, and it is the database that guarantees it.
Atlas is pest control software, also called pest management software. It brings clients, scheduling, technicians and history by address into one tool, for pest control and extermination companies. Atlas organizes and tracks the crew's work; it does not treat the pests for you.
Pest control and extermination companies, working in English, in French, or in both. The clients they serve are usually property managers with multi-unit buildings, restaurants and commercial premises on recurring visits.
Yes. Every account starts with a 5-day trial that opens all of Atlas, from office scheduling to the technician app. A card is asked at signup, nothing is charged during those 5 days, and you can cancel before it ends.
The Pro plan is $39.99 USD per month with one technician included, then $9.99 USD per additional technician, with no commitment. No tax is added at checkout. The Pro trial runs 5 days, a card is asked at signup and nothing is charged before it ends.
Beyond scheduling, Atlas tracks every unit, every visit and the time the technician ticked it, with role-based access and a full history ready to export. A failed visit requires its reason, so it stays on the board to be rescheduled instead of vanishing.
No. Each technician opens a personal link on their phone, with no password and nothing to install, sees only their own jobs for the day and ticks them on site. They're set up in minutes.
Yes, since August 2026. Atlas writes the invoice from your clients and addresses, works out the taxes of your province, state or country with your registration numbers printed on it, and emails it to the client with the PDF attached. Contracts come back on their own at the frequency you choose, and unpaid invoices are chased without you, three sends per invoice at most. Atlas takes no card payments, keeps no books and connects to no accounting software.
Yes, end to end. The office interface, the technician link, the client portal and the automatic emails all exist in English and in Canadian French, and each person picks their own language. That matters for a crew working across Canada.
Every account is isolated and data is encrypted in transit and at rest, in a database hosted in North America. Every table carries its own security rule, an account reads only its own rows, and the database enforces it. The full export downloads whenever you want it, without asking.