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Help keep the map accurate.

The agentic economy changes weekly. The Atlas is open to companies and industry experts who can add what's missing or correct what's changed. Every submission is reviewed against published criteria before anything is published.

Submit a product or company

Identity, product, what it does, supported protocols, target industries, maturity, and the evidence for each claim. Self-submission never earns a stronger evidence label.

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Share an expert insight

A missing pathway, implication, relationship or risk for an industry you know, with sources. Accepted contributions carry your byline and affiliation.

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Correct something

A wrong connection, a changed product status, a new protocol version or a disputed claim. Corrections are dated and kept in the change history.

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Inclusion criteria

The Atlas is a curated guide, not a directory of every provider. AIVO, Inc. reviews every suggestion against these published criteria, and applies them identically to its own products.

Measurement and research providers

Anyone claiming to measure how AI systems treat brands:

  • a published methodology
  • published results, with sample sizes
  • the number of runs or replication stated
  • independent review or verifiable data

Products, protocols and infrastructure

Anything that acts, decides or transacts on someone's behalf, or lets agents do so:

  • within the agentic scope
  • documented by its provider, with a source
  • live, or clearly labeled as pilot, preview or draft

What we also check

  • Sourced: every claim links to evidence, and its wording matches its evidence label.
  • Declared: affiliations and conflicts are disclosed, including AIVO's own.
  • Not for sale: no paid inclusion, no purchasable "verified" status, no paid ranking.

What happens next

  1. Your submission enters the editorial queue. Nothing is published unreviewed.
  2. AIVO, Inc. reviews it against the published criteria, then accepts it, asks for evidence, revises it or declines it.
  3. Accepted changes are published with a reviewed date, a credit line and an entry in the public change history.