Ask a phone what it is. Get an answer you can bill against.
Send an IMEI or serial to the API and get the device facts back — model, carrier, blacklist status, sim-lock, activation, and whether it has been replaced. On the desktop side, Atlas reads the handset over USB and books it into inventory.
One billable unit per real lookup. Nothing else.
Ask about the same handset twice inside 30 days and the second answer comes back at no charge.
A retry after an error is not a second charge. You pay for answers, not attempts.
Buy a balance, spend it at 20¢ a check, watch every movement in the ledger. Corrections are added as a new row, never edited over.
No surprise invoice at the end of the month, and no overdraft to argue about.
Plug it in, grade it, print it, book it.
A tech connects a handset over USB and Atlas identifies it — model, capacity, colour, IMEI or serial, lock status — read from the device, not from a label. They grade it and note damages, a label prints, and the unit lands in inventory tagged to an order, a box position, a client and a PO.
USB attach detected for Apple and Samsung handsets.
Model, capacity, colour, IMEI or serial, lock status.
Tech assigns the grade and records damages.
Thermal label prints and goes on the unit.
CSV out: model, capacity, network, grade, box.
Signing up doesn't turn the tap on.
Every account is approved by hand before its first call. Holding a valid key is not the same as being cleared to use it — which is exactly why the traders on the platform are worth talking to.
Every debit and top-up, in order.
Top up before you spend.
Issued once approved, revocable any time.
The intake app for your bench.