An intelligence analysis platform built for serious investigative work — and deployed entirely on infrastructure you own and control.
The AI runs on your hardware. Every query, document, and analyst interaction stays within your security perimeter. Not by policy — by architecture.
Intelligence analysts work to understand complex criminal networks, financial fraud operations, terrorist financing chains, and cross-border criminal activity. They manage thousands of entities, millions of connections, and large volumes of documents — across investigations that must ultimately stand up in court.
ATLAS Intel is built for that work. It runs entirely on infrastructure owned and controlled by the client — physical servers on-premises or the client's own cloud environment. Every component, including the AI model, operates inside the client's security perimeter.
No data, query, document, or analyst interaction ever reaches an external system. No telemetry. No outbound transmission of any kind.
On the client's own infrastructure — on-premises servers or the client's own cloud. 3EECO configures, never hosts.
100% client-controlled. No telemetry. No outbound transmission of any kind.
Local LLM on client infrastructure. No external AI provider. No data leaves the client's perimeter.
ISO 27001:2022 certified. Five independent verification layers per request. Full immutable audit trail.
Every capability is included at every tier. Nothing is held behind a higher price point.
Analysts build and navigate visual maps of every person, organisation, transaction, location, and event connected to an investigation. Every relationship is typed, sourced, and timestamped. The result is a live, queryable intelligence graph that surfaces connections across cases, data sources, and time.
A large language model runs entirely on the client's infrastructure. Analysts query the platform in plain language and receive structured answers drawn from the investigation data. No external AI provider. No cloud service is involved. The model operates entirely within the client's perimeter — permanently, not conditionally.
Live feeds from open-source intelligence sources — corporate registries, sanctions lists, PEP databases, adverse media, social signals, and domain intelligence — connect directly to the analysis environment. Data is ingested, structured, and linked to cases automatically. All collection stays within the client's infrastructure.
Documents the investigation generates or receives — PDFs, scanned records, bank statements, court filings, photographs of documents, foreign-language materials — are automatically processed. The AI extracts entities, relationships, dates, and amounts. Analysts query the document corpus in plain language. Every output references its source document.
Analysts query the platform in plain language. The platform returns structured, source-referenced answers drawn from the full intelligence picture.
"Show me every individual connected to Organisation X within two degrees, including any link to a sanctioned entity or adverse media entry."
"Extract all named individuals and vehicle registrations from the documents uploaded this week and map them to existing case entities."
"Identify all counterparties appearing in transactions above €50,000 that are also registered in a high-risk jurisdiction or connected to a PEP."
"Summarise all recorded financial flows between Subject A and any offshore-registered entity in the past five years, with source references for each item."
"Screen all entities registered in the past 90 days against current OFAC, EU, and UN sanctions lists and flag any match for review."
"Generate a structured intelligence summary on Subject B, with a source reference for every stated fact."
The EU Law Enforcement Directive — Directive (EU) 2016/680 — governs how police and competent authorities process personal data for criminal justice purposes. ATLAS Intel is architected to support the requirements of the LED: processing is purpose-limited by design, data access is role-restricted at the case level, and a complete tamper-resistant audit trail records every interaction. A LED-specific Data Processing Addendum is available for law enforcement client engagements.
3EECO configures and supports the platform in both cases. 3EECO does not host client data and is not a cloud provider.
Installed and runs on physical servers at the client's site. The client's IT team manages the hardware. 3EECO installs, configures, and supports ATLAS Intel on that infrastructure.
Deployed inside the client's own cloud account — AWS, Azure, Google Cloud, or a private cloud. The client manages the cloud infrastructure. 3EECO configures ATLAS Intel within that environment.
The only difference between the two paths is in onboarding — cloud deployments replace physical hardware installation with cloud environment provisioning. Scope and cost are equivalent. Same platform, same pricing, both paths.
The platform's sovereign architecture — all processing within the client's own infrastructure — provides the technical foundation that underpins every position below.
Formally certified information security management system — covering data confidentiality, integrity and availability, access control, incident management, and business continuity. Certification is maintained through ongoing independent audit.
Privacy by design and by default. On-premises and client-cloud deployment keeps all personal data within the client's infrastructure. The platform supports both GDPR obligations and the EU Law Enforcement Directive (2016/680) — with a LED-specific Data Processing Addendum available for law enforcement engagements.
ISO 27001:2022 Annex A controls address the same security domains as NIS2 Article 21. The sovereign on-premises deployment model supports minimal risk classification under the EU AI Act. Full ICT risk management documentation, business continuity records, and concentration risk statements are available for financial institution procurement teams subject to DORA.
The platform's audit trail, document intelligence pipeline, and case management architecture are built to support client obligations under FATF Recommendations 10, 11, and 20. Entity screening against sanctions lists and PEP databases directly supports client compliance with AMLD6 requirements.