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Internal IT Terminology in AtlasOS

AtlasOS is a multi-vertical platform. To feel native for internal IT departments, it relabels core concepts throughout the interface.

Core Term Mapping

Universal TermInternal IT LabelWhere It Appears
EntityDepartmentSidebar, entity list, detail views, reports
EntitiesDepartmentsSidebar group header, bulk actions
EngagementChange RequestEngagement drawer, department detail
ComplianceSecurity PoliciesCalendar, alerts, reports
ServiceServiceService catalogue, work items

The sidebar is structured around internal IT operations workflows:

Sidebar GroupWhat It Contains
DashboardPractice-wide KPIs, fleet health scores, support queue summary
Smart InboxAI-triaged email queue, task creation, department routing
Fleet & DevicesFleet view, real-time alerts, asset lifecycle, security posture (expanded by default)
Service DeskSupport tickets, tasks and changes, calendar for maintenance windows
OrganisationDepartments, physical sites, team members
ProcurementHardware and software procurement tracking
ReportingIT Reports — fleet health, asset status, ticket volume
AutomationsAutomations Centre — automated remediation and workflow rules
AdministrationPractice settings, team management, roles, integrations

Usage Notes

  • When the documentation refers to "entities," your interface displays Departments.
  • When the documentation refers to "engagements," your interface displays Change Requests.
  • Security Policies replaces the compliance calendar found in accounting verticals. You will not see statutory obligation types (VAT, PAYE, etc.) in this vertical.
  • The Fleet & Devices sidebar group is unique to IT verticals and houses RMM+, asset lifecycle, and security posture functionality. It is expanded by default for quick access.
  • The Service Desk group combines support tickets, task management, and calendar scheduling — the core of day-to-day IT operations.
  • Many sidebar groups found in other verticals (Revenue, Documents, Outreach) do not appear in this vertical due to disabled modules.