ServiceTitan launches Atlas AI to serve commercial and infrastructure contractors

Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim, California, September 22, 2025

News Summary

ServiceTitan unveiled Atlas, an AI-driven platform positioned as a co-pilot for contractors to automate project administration and commercial financial tasks. The platform expands the company’s focus into commercial and infrastructure construction by introducing multi-project tools such as Project Groups, Project Templates and Parent Projects, plus a real-time Project P&L dashboard, a three-way match tool to automate invoicing, a Global Project Backlog view, spec-based estimating and measurement integrations. ServiceTitan says customers report improved margins, faster collections and better on-time delivery as the platform scales across larger contractors and subcontractors.

ServiceTitan debuts Atlas AI at Pantheon 2025 in Anaheim to target commercial and infrastructure contractors

Top line

Pantheon 2025 dates: Sept. 17–19, 2025. The event took place at Pantheon 2025 location: Anaheim Convention Center, Anaheim, California. At the conference, a Los Angeles–based construction technology company introduced a new AI-driven platform named Atlas. The platform is designed to automate critical project administration and financial tasks and to move the company deeper into commercial and infrastructure construction.

What was announced

The new platform, Atlas, was presented as an AI-driven system and positioned as a co-pilot for contractors. The company described Atlas as built to take on administrative and compliance burdens that slow down delivery of large-scale work. Executives said Atlas can adapt to individual business contexts and can perform tasks ranging from running reports and dispatching technicians to generating RFIs and filling daily logs.

The Sept. 17–19 Anaheim event drew more than 4,000 attendees. The platform launch underscored the company’s move into commercial and infrastructure construction, expanding beyond its roots as a cloud platform for specialty contractors.

Key features and tools

Atlas includes tools aimed at streamlining multi-project workflows and now offers functions intended for firms that manage multiple phases or simultaneous projects. New capabilities include Project Groups, Project Templates and a Parent Projects feature that enable contractors to organize related work under a single header and monitor portfolio-wide progress. These functions are intended to give infrastructure contractors a clearer view of costs, resources and schedules across complex programs.

Other highlighted features include a real-time Project P&L dashboard, a three-way match tool for vendor bills that the company says automates up to 90% of invoices, a Global Project Backlog view showing labor demand and capacity, spec-based estimating that feeds directly into procurement systems, measurement integrations that auto-populate field forms, and reporting dashboards to track performance across all project touch points.

For commercial financials the platform has been built out with job costing, progress billing and accounts receivable management. By positioning Atlas to manage invoicing, change orders, estimating and project planning, the company is entering territory long dominated by established construction software vendors. For large-scale contractors and owners, subcontractor adoption of Atlas could directly affect project reporting, billing cycles and upstream risk allocation.

Performance claims and customer notes

The company said long-term users report a 2% increase in net profit margins, payments collected 12 days faster on average, and 8% more projects delivered on time. The company also said nearly 2,000 contractors on its platform had at least one $1-million revenue month in the past year and that 137 contractors on its platform reported a $1-million day.

Event attendees and customers described practical benefits in session and on the show floor. One operations leader described the ability to pull a work-in-progress report instantly and see live billing, equipment charges and labor usage across active projects. A longtime attendee noted the conference continues to grow and attract a broader set of construction professionals.

Company background and business context

The company was founded in 2012 by two entrepreneurs. It began as a niche provider for small specialty shops and grew into one of the fastest-growing construction tech firms in the U.S. The platform supports tens of thousands of contractors and handles scheduling, dispatch, invoicing and customer communication. The business has been backed by more than $1 billion in venture funding and went public on Nasdaq under the ticker TTAN in December 2024.

The company has also developed partnerships with major suppliers to embed catalogs, pricing and ordering tools in its platform. A 2024 deal with a national distribution company integrated real-time product data for estimates; another agreement added live pricing and estimate-to-order workflows across hundreds of branches; and a third partnership connects plumbing, HVAC and PVF supply to the platform.

Industry implications

Sessions at the event addressed margin pressures tied to estimating accuracy and the need to move away from outdated cost multipliers. The company’s leadership emphasized that AI will transform how contractors operate and that business owners who adapt and embrace the technology will be better positioned for future work.

Event and reporting notes

The company used Pantheon 2025 to introduce Atlas. Coverage of the launch drew on company statements and additional reporting by industry-focused journalists who were on site. The piece includes sponsored content and partner material that accompanied the conference coverage.

Author

Written by Bryan Gottlieb. His listed contact email is [email protected] and office phone is (248) 786-1591. Bryan Gottlieb is an online editor and a five-time Society of Professional Journalists Excellence in Journalism award winner, with more than a decade covering business, construction, and community issues.

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