The platform

One case layer. Five connected modules.

Start from a restructuring or insolvency case, then work in the module built for your role — administrator, court, creditor, debtor team or market research.

The starting point

A case begins fragmented.

Courts, filings, documents and stakeholders each hold a different part of the same proceeding, and nobody starts from a common view of it.

Atlas organises the public entry to a case. The role modules carry that same case into the work each team is accountable for afterwards.

Professional and judicial decisions remain human. Nothing here files, decides or acts on its own.

Atlas

Start with the case.

Atlas is the case-first search entry to public restructuring and insolvency information drawn from approved sources. It is the one module you can open without choosing a role.

Coverage varies by source and by jurisdiction, so Atlas is not a system of record and is not a court filing channel.

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Modules

One workflow per responsibility.

Every module is scoped to what one party is accountable for, and all five read from the same case layer, so a claim, a deadline or a document means the same thing everywhere it appears.

i.

Trustee App — Administrator

Claims, deadlines, documents, reporting and case communications in one controlled workflow.

ii.

Trustee Court

A neutral workspace for case progress, milestones, evidence inspection and hearing preparation.

iii.

Trustee Creditor

A workspace for banks, counsel and financial advisors to monitor cases and manage claims.

iv.

Trustee Debtor

A workspace for debtor teams, counsel and financial advisors to coordinate restructuring work.

v.

Trustee Atlas — Market & research

Case-first search across public restructuring and insolvency sources, for advisors and analysts.

Architecture

Shared case structure. Separated responsibilities.

The suite is built around one case structure that every surface refers to, while access and responsibilities stay separated by role, by case and by permission.

  1. Step 1Public sourcesApproved public restructuring and insolvency information.
  2. Step 2AtlasCase-first entry and search across those sources.
  3. Step 3Governed case layerShared case structure, provenance and permissions.
  4. Step 4Role modulesAdministrator · Court · Creditor · Debtor.
Countries

Configured country by country.

Insolvency is procedural, and the procedure is national. Each country page sets out the statutory role, the vocabulary and the workflow Trustee OS is configured around.

Need a country that is not listed? Tell us which one and we will add it to the configuration queue. We reply by email; nothing is stored from this page.

Write to info@trusteeos.ai
Early access

Help shape the workflow for your role.

We work directly with administrators, courts, creditors and debtor teams to shape each module around how the case is actually run.

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Data boundary: Trustee OS separates public-source records from private case data. The architecture is designed so private case data would not be reused across clients, cases, public research or cross-client training, and no client data is accessible from this website or from the demonstration prototype. See Security and Privacy.

Status: preview build. Trustee OS is not connected to any court, demonstration content is synthetic, and selecting a country configures the product experience rather than guaranteeing complete local data or court integrations.

Built by Gabriel Casella.