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Your organization's inbox is on PlatAtlas. Sign in with the GitHub account your organization uses.
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Each PlatAtlas organization is one GitHub organization. Signing up is installing the PlatAtlas GitHub App on it; after that, everyone in that GitHub organization signs in with GitHub, and no one else can.
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Each person who answers signs in with a GitHub account.
GitHub says who you are. Your playbooks, and every email you forward, are kept in private repositories in your own GitHub organization: PlatAtlas reads and writes them there and keeps no copy.
| Forward your mailbox to your PlatAtlas address: one rule in iCloud, Gmail or Outlook, no password. Works today, from your organization's page. | |
| A spreadsheet of past decisions | Start a playbook from an export, in your browser (/demo/start/). Works today. |
| Databases | One read-only query, run on a computer your organization controls. Coming next; today we set it up with you. |
| Your systems' APIs | Your system sends new requests in with its own key. Coming next. |
Passwords stay on your side, never in PlatAtlas. How starting works.
Used the old PlatAtlas console? It was retired on September 22, 2026. Nothing your organization stored has been deleted; for an export, write to craig@craigmerry.com.
These are the GitHub organizations the PlatAtlas app is installed on, and your own account. Setting one up creates its PlatAtlas organization; its members sign in with GitHub.
Don't see your organization? The app isn't installed on it yet.