ATOM Interstate — Accounting, Touring, Operations Management. The OS the touring industry runs on. Two sources of truth, one read-everywhere day surface, and a community layer that runs alongside the work. This is how it's wired.
Presenting this live? Open the interactive flow chart — drag the pieces, zoom in, click a module for detail.
You don't need a tour to use ATOM. Profiles, jobs, resume, DMs, group chats, the Tips & Tricks feed — free, forever. Sign up tomorrow whether you're between gigs, breaking in, or just looking for the right people. The work suite is paid because that's where ATOM does the heavy lifting.
Every other module reads from these two. No cross-writing. No "which copy is right." If it's about money, Money owns it. If it's about the show, Production owns it.
Tour Book Day View is the canonical day page. Same component, same data — every role just sees a different slice. No more "is the admin version different from what the crew sees?" It's the same page.
The other modules read from Money, Production, or both. Some write back into one of them. None of them maintain their own parallel copy of show or financial data.
ATOM Docs isn't a separate module — it's the cross-cutting layer wired through the rest. Every input you've already entered for the show, the financials, the rider, the resume becomes the document the venue / promoter / accountant / agent / your future self actually needs. No formatting. No copy-paste. One click, polished, sent.
The work suite is per-tour. Community is per-person — your profile, your friends, your DMs, your career. It moves with you when the tour ends. ATOMspace is one feature inside Community — your shareable profile page — not a separate product.
Module names sit at four levels. Don't confuse them.