Understand your region and connect businesses to opportunity
Use business and industry intelligence to support local companies, research recruitment prospects, and show how your region can contribute to new projects and investment.
Understand who operates in your region
Explore businesses across a city, county, state, or the United States. See where companies are located, what they do, and how industries are represented. Investigate individual businesses to understand the capabilities behind the regional picture.
Find businesses to engage
Identify companies beyond your existing contacts and build lists around the industries, locations, or business characteristics relevant to your work. Review available contacts and company information to prepare more focused outreach.
Follow activity that may call for support
New registrations, loans, awards, and business status changes can provide reasons to connect with a company. Create flags around the activity you care about, receive notifications, and review the records behind each match.
Support recruitment and investment projects
Research companies that may fit your region and show prospective businesses the suppliers, service providers, and capabilities already nearby. Build project-specific lists that explain which local companies could contribute and how.
For a proposed data center, for example, ask Atlas to identify relevant businesses and organize them by potential project stage, role, and fit, with an explanation for each assessment.
Show what your region can offer
Prepare company lists, maps, charts, and reports for recruitment discussions, project proposals, and regional planning. Connect the broader regional story to specific businesses and supporting information.
A dashboard for the region you serve
Bring business counts, registrations, recent activity, and a map into your own dashboard. Add charts for industries, counties, or founding periods, then choose each panel’s size and geography to focus your regional work.
Explore an economic development project
Bring a region, recruitment target, or project requirement and see how EcosAtlas can support the research.

