Scores, panels and insight packs.
Three layers that turn complex sequencing data into readable, responsible interpretation — each paired with a confidence cue.
Layer 1 — Scores
Scores: the first readable layer
Instead of raw abundance tables, ATLAS™ summarises each microbiome signal area into a readable score — comparative, plain-language, and always paired with a confidence cue.
Layer 2 — Panels
Panels: related scores, read together
Panels organise related signals so interpretation feels coherent rather than a long list of separate outputs.
Layer 3 — Insight Packs
Insight packs: themed reading across related signals
Insight packs are optional, themed layers that combine related scores and panels into a single, easy-to-follow narrative around one question — for example, how diversity, balance and resilience read together.
How the layers relate
From scores to panels to packs
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Scores
Individual, readable signals — the entry point, each with a confidence cue.
- 2
Panels
Related scores grouped into broader interpretive domains.
- 3
Insight packs
Panels and scores brought together around a single wellness question.
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One hierarchy
A navigable path from fine detail to broad interpretive themes — shown only where compatible with your selection.
How one question reads across the three layers
A resilience-themed insight pack might bring together diversity, balance and stability signals: each is a score you can scan, the related scores form a panel, and the pack reads them together as one narrative — with confidence cues showing how firmly each part can be read.
- ✓Individual scores give the detail
- ✓A panel groups the related signals
- ✓The pack tells the connected story
- ✓Confidence cues keep every layer honest
Evidence & governance
How interpretation stays responsible
Confidence indicators show relative support and explicit caveats, keeping interpretation honest rather than absolute. Internal weighting stays private; what is public is the meaning, not the computation.
Limitations
What these layers do not do
See scores, panels and packs in a report
The sample report shows how the three layers come together — from headline structure down to supporting context — with clear, non-diagnostic framing.