Aerial inspections,
organized from altitude to invoice
Whether the payload is thermal, visual, or both, an aerial inspection succeeds on organization: the right flight plan, every frame accounted for, findings tied to locations, and a deliverable that closes the job. Atlas manages all four.
Every layer of the aerial workflow
Planning, capture, analysis, deliverables, and the business records around them.
Drone flight planning
Prepare orbit, roof-grid, and facade missions, review obstacle advisories, and export waypoint files for supported DJI aircraft. The pilot must verify compatibility, current conditions and safety; this is not flight authorization.
Mission-day readiness
Check site weather and flight-suitability signals before you drive out, and log conditions with each flight for the record.
Automatic photo organization
Uploads are sorted thermal vs optical, grouped by flight, and filed against the right project and building automatically — even full memory-card dumps.
3D generation — Coming soon
Creating new photogrammetry models and reconstruction outputs from photos or video is not released. Maps and authorized viewing or downloads of existing and imported models are separate capabilities. No release date is announced.
Branded PDF reports
Generate client-ready reports with annotated imagery, findings tables, and recommended follow-up priorities — under your logo and brand, ready to send the same day.
Jobs, estimates & invoices
Run the business side in the same place: a deal pipeline, job tracking, estimates, scheduling, and invoicing tied to each inspection.
Deliverables beyond the photo set
Annotated reports and extracted stills support aerial inspection records. New 3D models and reconstruction outputs are Coming soon. Authorized existing or imported outputs remain separate from generation, with individual viewing and download permissions.
The job around the flight
Aerial service work is still service work: leads, quotes, scheduling, invoices. Atlas includes a lightweight pipeline for deals and jobs tied directly to inspection projects, so the operational side doesn't live in a separate spreadsheet that drifts out of date.
Flight logs with weather conditions, checklists, and per-site history support records that teams can review against their own regulatory requirements.
Frequently asked questions
What types of aerial inspections does Atlas support?
Roofs, solar arrays, facades, building envelopes, and general site documentation — with thermal analysis when the payload is radiometric and visual workflows when it isn't.
Does Atlas help with flight planning and logging?
Yes — generate orbit, roof-grid, and facade missions, check site weather and readiness signals before flying, and keep flight logs with conditions attached to each project.
Can Atlas run my whole aerial services business?
It covers the core: a deal pipeline, jobs, estimates, scheduling, invoicing, and client accounts alongside the inspection work itself. Accounting stays in your accounting tool.
See your projects in a new light
Start capturing, analyzing, and reporting thermal inspections — all in one place.