ATLAS Intelligence — interpretation, layered
Scores, biological panels and insight packs that turn composition into structured understanding.
The ATLAS™ Intelligence Report builds on profiling by organizing your data into explainable scores and panels — always with confidence context and limitations stated up front.
Stable, sequencing-derived scores that summarize biological questions, shown as families rather than raw numbers.
Related context, grouped to make sense of it.
Panels group related scores and features into themed areas of your ecosystem, so context is easier to read than a list of isolated numbers. Panels are educational groupings, framed with confidence — they are not diagnoses or risk scores.
Every output carries a confidence cue, so context never reads as certainty.
See ATLAS Intelligence in a report
Preview how scores, panels and confidence cues appear together, or explore the tests that support them.
Concept, illustrated
How the ATLAS™ report is structured
Layered report views, built on one architecture: composition becomes scores, scores group into panels, and Insight Packs sit on top. Illustrative throughout — never a real result.
- 01 Composition Sequencing-derived microbial features from the sample.
- 02 Scores Conservative summaries of those features, each stating its method support.
- 03 Panels Related scores grouped under a biological theme — the unit of interpretation.
- 04 Insight Packs Panels grouped into a themed report layer, where the method supports it.