Step 1: registering your account
Register here https://atlas.blankstate.ai/ and sign up. It can take up to 24 hours to be approved as this process is done manually.
A few key concepts to understand once your account has been activated and you are logged in.
Mind architect:
That's you right now. Once you have registered, you become a mind architect that is in full control of the entre process. No one else has access to your data.
Blueprint:
A Blueprint is the foundation of your Atlas journey. It’s your custom-built operational map that defines:
What your organization is aiming for
How your team should operate
What success looks like—day to day and long term
By building a Blueprint, you give your team clarity, consistency, and a shared understanding of excellence.
Protocol:
Protocols are your rules of engagement. Almost like filters for the data but you decide what those are. They set the standards for how work should be done and the insights you are searching for.
You can define protocols for:
Service quality
Safety procedures
Decision-making frameworks
Communication best practices
These protocols ensure your team isn’t just getting work done—they’re doing it well.
Examples of protocols are; Level of empathy detected, conflict resolution ability and so on.
Metric:
These are the indicators that show whether your protocols are being followed and your goals are being met.
KRIs (Key Risk Indicators) track areas where things could go wrong.
OPIs (Operational Performance Indicators) measure how well the team is executing tasks aligned with your protocols.
Clear metrics allow for objective, consistent evaluation—and help identify what’s working and what needs attention.
It is important to note that protocols have to be linked to a metric.
EVA:
Genesis AI that readily interacts to help understand the fidelity of your data and which areas need focus.
Step 2: create a protocol
When you sign in, you will see this.
First, click on create protocol.
Then fill in the details on the left.
Give your protocol a name
Description
Create nuances for the data yourself or get suggested nuances from the file upload button in the top right corner next to GP.
You can also upload your data on the right where it says data input.
Step 3: create a metric
Once your protocols have been created.
Now it is time to create a metric.
On the left hand side, there will be button that says create metric.
Click to see this pop up:
From here, name your metric with a description.
Step 4: link the protocol to the metric
Click on Combinatory.
Then click on Blueprint connection.
The image below demonstrates what your screen should display. Click on the protocol itself, a dotted blue line will appear and drag your mouse to connect it to a metric.
You have now linked a protocol to a metric.
Step 5: create the blueprint
Once the protocols have been linked to the desired metric.
Click on Simulate and Blueprint Simulation. This will show you the visuality of the interactions captured.
This is what will be displayed now.
On the right hand side you can upload your data and once you have uploaded successfully, you press the play button.
Step 6: analyse the data
Now the exciting part.
The visualisation of your interaction from your data. Explore each entity and relationship that is displayed and study the insights. On the left you will see metric results and areas of weakness.
Step 7: publish to Explorer
Once you have your blueprint, you can click Share & Access then Access Control.
From here you can determine if you want to delete the blueprint, manage your team access, and visibility (private, public, monetarisation etc). Once you are done, hit publish.