Atlas field guides and buyer tools
Compliance guides built for the decision in front of you.
Define what the work requires, test systems on the same operating scenarios and carry the decision into owners, evidence and review. From horizon scanning to iGaming procurement, each guide has one job and one clear route.
Choose a guideUnderstand the work
Start with the compliance perimeter.
These guides define the operating problem before a team buys software, appoints an adviser or assumes that one market template will work everywhere.
Gambling compliance software
Define what a platform should do across market research, monitored change, ownership, controls, evidence and reporting.
Open guideRegulatory horizon scanning
Build the source inventory, triage signals, assess impact, assign accountable work and evaluate automation without hiding human judgement.
Open guideAI for regulatory compliance
Why a governed, source-grounded AI system can outperform an analyst-only workflow through continuous monitoring, organisation context and human decision gates.
Open guideUK SOX compliance and Provision 29
Separate the shorthand from the requirement, then build the material-control, evidence, testing and board record needed for the declaration.
Open guideiGaming compliance
Connect licensing, technical systems, player protection, financial crime, payments, marketing and reporting across markets.
Open guideiGaming server compliance
Map architecture, hosting, data, logging, geolocation, security, testing, approvals and releases jurisdiction by jurisdiction.
Open guideMalta Gaming Authority compliance monitoring
Organise key functions, reporting, notifications, audits, controls and evidence around the exact Malta licence and activity.
Open guideMake the buying decision
Turn procurement into a testable record.
Use the same requirements, demonstrations, cost model and evidence standard across every supplier. Preserve what was proven, what remained unknown and why the final choice was made.
Build the RFP
Use reusable requirements, evidence classes and live demonstration scenarios to test every shortlisted supplier on the same work.
Open guideModel the total cost
Compare software, data, implementation, internal effort, integrations, expansion, renewal and exit across three years.
Open guideAllocate software and advisory work
Decide what belongs in a durable system, with internal owners or with qualified advisers before procurement begins.
Open guideBusiness integrity vs compliance monitoring
Distinguish business integrity monitoring for suspicious betting from legal and supervisory change monitoring so unlike systems are not scored together.
Open guidePlan a controlled migration
Preserve requirements, decisions, owners, evidence, reporting and audit history while moving between compliance platforms.
Open guideScore the live scenarios
Apply one weighted 100-point model to research, monitoring, workflow, evidence, security, implementation and commercial fit.
Open guideNamed-platform evaluation
Compare products against the job they actually perform.
The comparison centre separates Vixio workflow, IC360 products, Protecht and specialist monitoring categories instead of flattening unlike systems into one feature table.
Questions
Using the Atlas guides
Where should a gambling compliance software evaluation begin?
Begin with the operating job, not a feature list. Define the markets, licences, roles, systems, changes, owners and evidence the team must manage, then make every shortlisted supplier complete the same live scenarios.
Which Atlas guide should an iGaming operator read first?
Start with the iGaming compliance guide for the full operating perimeter. Use the server compliance guide for technical architecture, testing, approvals and release control, then move to the RFP and scorecard when a procurement decision is active.
Can these guides be used to compare Atlas, Vixio and IC360?
Yes. The RFP, total-cost model and scorecard are designed to test the same work across suppliers. Named-vendor claims and product boundaries are maintained separately in the Atlas comparison centre.
Do the guides replace legal advice or specialist monitoring systems?
No. The guides support research, operating design and procurement. Legal interpretation, licence applications, laboratory testing, customer-level AML controls, player-risk intervention and suspicious-betting surveillance remain specialist work.