The producer's console for the whole build.
Budgets, advancing, purchase orders, and the paperwork Aurora drafts while you work. Every commitment and every deadline lives on one timeline.For producers · internal teams
One timeline from pitch to settlement.
Proposals go out with e-sign, invoices go out when milestones hit, and the settlement reconciles against the same numbers the pitch was sold on. Nothing gets retyped between phases.
Advancing that runs itself down the ladder.
Build the packet once, merge-send it to every counterparty, and let the chase ladder follow up so you don't have to. Vendors answer in a portal from a link. No accounts, no attachments lost to inbox archaeology.
Money with receipts.
Budgets roll up by department and cost code. Purchase orders match against invoices before anything pays out, and the variance shows up while there is still time to argue about it.
Aurora drafts the paperwork.
Proposals, advance packets, run-of-show documents: Aurora writes the first draft from what the project already knows. You approve everything before it leaves.
Built for producers, production managers, and the coordinator holding the whole build.
Works with the rest of the record.
Core operations and full advancing are free for life on Access. Proposals, e-sign and invoicing start at Core. Aurora joins at Pro. Workforce, automations and the API arrive with Team.
See pricingAtlas, asked and answered
Is Atlas a separate purchase from the other apps?
What does the free plan actually include?
Do vendors and counterparties need accounts?
Where does Aurora fit in?
Who can see what inside a project?
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Free for life on Access. Your first advance packet can go out today.