Partner register with roles
One company, one record. Subcontractor, client, supplier — role flags with tax-number based duplicate detection.
ATMOS Stargate
No more emailing back and forth. Variations, performance certificates, invoices, scontos — your partners do everything here. You handle it with zero admin.
Why it matters
„"When will my invoice be paid?" — five calls a day.”
In Stargate they see: received, under processing, due date.
„Variation approval by email, two weeks later the thread is lost.”
Variation request, pricing, approval chain with audit trail.
„Sconto request — verbal, messy. Later, nobody remembers the terms.”
Sconto calculator in Stargate, digital accept / reject.
Request, pricing, approval chain — online, with an audit trail.
Quantities, documents, status — the partner sees where it stands.
Invoice upload, automatic pairing with the certificate, expected payment date.
Sconto calculation on the portal — offer, accept or decline, digitally.
0
lost threads
live
status on every certificate
0
calls about status
1 click
to the decision
Request, pricing, approval chain — online, with an audit trail.
0
lost threads
Quantities, documents, status — the partner sees where it stands.
live
status on every certificate
Invoice upload, automatic pairing with the certificate, expected payment date.
0
calls about status
Sconto calculation on the portal — offer, accept or decline, digitally.
1 click
to the decision
Partner functions
They see their projects, statuses, documents, contacts.
Signed contracts, amendments, versions, digital copy.
Who is responsible on your side? Direct call, email one click away.
Why and how much we deducted, on which project. No guessing.
Where the certificate sits in the chain, who's next, expected time.
Certificates, contracts signed digitally — no paper trail.
They see the invoice lifecycle, expected payment date, due date.
Honestly
Peoplewhoarecomfortablecallless.Stargateisn'tthereforyourpartners'sake—it'stheresofivephonecallsdon'teatyourmorning.
ATMOSfrom extra work to invoices — your partners handle it all on the portal.
fewer: partners look things up themselves — you keep working.
Stargate
One of a contractor’s most expensive losses is the time spent corresponding with subcontractors. Where does the completion stand, what happened to that deduction, did they receive the request for quotation, which amendment is the valid one. These questions come up several times a day, and answering each one costs somebody’s time.
Stargate is the ATMOS partner portal: subcontractors log in and see their own contract, their completions, their deductions and the requests for quotation sent to them — and nothing else. They submit completions themselves, upload their own documents and file their own bids. Nothing needs forwarding, and nobody needs chasing afterwards.
The partner register keeps one record per company, with roles: the same business can be both a subcontractor and a client. Company data can be pulled by tax number, and closed collaborations build into partner ratings — so the next tender invitation is decided by data rather than recollection.
A partner portal grows more valuable with the number of partners. With five subcontractors, e-mail still works; above twenty-five, coordination alone is half a job. Stargate replaces that half job — and incidentally becomes the best data source you have, because partners record what your colleague used to type in for them. The subcontractor register stops being a list to maintain and becomes a by-product of daily work.
One company, one record. Subcontractor, client, supplier — role flags with tax-number based duplicate detection.
Subcontractors submit completions and upload documents themselves. No e-mail ping-pong, no lost attachments.
Partners see only the contracts, completions and requests that concern them. The separation is enforced at database level.
Closed collaborations build into ratings. The next request for quotation is guided by data, not impressions.
14 days free, cancel anytime. In 2 minutes you're inside the system, seeing your company's processes come alive.