Your project, bought straight from the factory.
We read your budget and your schedule, and tell you what is worth importing, how much you save, and whether it lands before the site needs it.
Not a quote. A study.
A quote tells you what one supplier charges. The study reads your whole budget and tells you where the money is, whether it fits your schedule, and what it does to your cash.
- What is worth importing
- Line by line: what you have quoted locally against what the same thing costs landed at the site, and the saving on each one.
- When you have to order it
- Working backwards from your schedule. If an item cannot make it in time we say so — an item that misses the date is not a saving.
- What it does to your cash
- Importing pulls money forward. You see the month-by-month curve before committing to anything.
We do not publish client studies. The figures on this page are illustrative.
Three steps, and the first one is ours.
- 01
You send your budget and schedule
The files you already have. Excel or PDF, however your quantity surveyor produced them.
- 02
You get the study
In 2 to 3 business days: what is worth importing, how much you save on each item, when you have to order it so it arrives on time, and how your cash curve moves.
- 03
You order what suits you
No obligation. If an item interests you, we quote it with the factory and handle it end to end — production, shipping, customs and delivery to site.
Every order and every payment in plain sight.
Once you order, the platform is where you follow it: which container is where, when it arrives, what you owe and when. Your team asks Atlas from WhatsApp and it answers.
Send us the budget for your next project.
If there is nothing worth importing, we will tell you. That answer is free too.