Atrium
One internal homepage your organisation actually lands on
Atrium is your organisation's internal homepage, built from blocks and served at your own subdomain. Members land on the categories, pinned documents and teams you put in front of them.
Team and up
Landing on an organisation's Atrium, moving through to a team's own page, and opening a blueprint from it.
Why Atrium
A members-only knowledge base for your org.
A homepage worth landing on
A hero with search, category tiles, the documents you pinned, what changed recently, who is on which team. Every section is a block you place.
Members only, by design
Members of the organisation see it. Everyone else gets a 404, the same answer the address would give if the organisation had never existed.
At your organisation's address
Atrium answers at your own subdomain: acme.blueprintr.io/atrium. It is the address you put in the onboarding doc and the Slack topic.
Features
More about Atrium
Built from blocks
Callouts, rich text, stats, tabs, steps, video, link cards. Sections sit side by side in a row.
Org-wide and per team
One page for the organisation, one of its own for each team, members only either way.
Editing is a permission
Owners and admins can edit the page. Hand the permission to whoever actually maintains it.
Everything is already in it
It reads the blueprints and folia you already publish. There is no second copy to maintain.
Examples
The kind of document that gets pinned to one
Published examples of the work an Atrium puts in front of members.
Service delivery pipeline
A service's delivery process from pull request to production. Covers CI checks, signed images, Argo CD, staged rollout, rollback and error-budget limits.
Enterprise Azure environment
An Azure hub-and-spoke design connected to an on-premises network through ExpressRoute. Includes identity services, application workloads, addressing and firewall policy.
Rivulet webhook relay
Rivulet's architecture, delivery state machine and database schema, with installation instructions, operating notes and a short walkthrough.
Works with
Atrium is one part of Blueprintr
FAQ
Questions about Atrium
What is an Atrium?
Your organisation's internal homepage. A hero with search, category tiles, pinned documents, what changed recently, and who is on which team.
Who can see it?
Members of the organisation. Everyone else gets a 404, the same answer the address would give if the organisation had never existed.
Where does it live?
At your organisation's own subdomain, for example acme.blueprintr.io/atrium.
Do teams get their own?
Yes. One page for the organisation and one of its own for each team, members only either way.
How much do I have to write to set one up?
It reads the blueprints and folia you already publish, so there is no second copy of the content to maintain. The page itself is built from blocks you place: callouts, rich text, stats, tabs, steps, video and link cards.
Who is allowed to edit it?
Owners and admins, and the permission can be handed to whoever actually maintains the page.