The world’s data, ready for AI.
We’re building Superhighway so AI can find, read, and combine data from across the world as soon as you ask. Start today with trade, freight, energy, and agricultural data in Atlas Verified, with sources you can open and check.
What we’re building toward
Superhighway is designed to make more of the world’s data usable by AI as it becomes available. Each source keeps the context that makes a number useful.
Bring more sources into one question
An AI Employee researching a sourcing decision could bring together trade flows, regional prices, and route conditions. As coverage grows, the same question can draw on more markets and geographies.
Give AI data it can read directly
Make each source queryable with the fields an AI Employee needs to interpret it, including geography, product codes, units, and the period the number describes.
See what the answer rests on
Keep the publisher, release date, and original record within reach. If a source runs late or lacks coverage for a country or product, surface that gap in the answer.
Apply market data to your own work
Combine public signals with the records your AI Employee is allowed to use. A freight rate change means more when you can see which open quotes and shipments it affects.
What you can use today
Choose a source by the decision you are making. Each dataset keeps the publisher’s geography, units, classifications, and period.
Trade and sourcing
Compare reported goods imports and exports by product and trading partner. Use U.S. Census data for U.S. flows and selected Eurostat Comext series for supported EU flows.
Freight and logistics
Review reported commercial border waits, U.S. weather alerts, forecasts at configured locations, Class I rail service indicators, and published agricultural freight benchmarks.
Energy and fuel
Check national or regional diesel and selected EIA crude oil, natural gas, and inventory series. Keep pump prices, commodity prices, and stock quantities in their original units.
Agriculture and commodities
Use FAOSTAT trade and World Bank commodity benchmarks for market context. Pair them with USDA market and transportation reports for specific commodities or modes.
Atlas Verified workspace
Review source coverage beside the business question
Check the source, region, reporting period, and what to verify before using a signal in an operating decision.
Check the source before using a number
The publisher’s release schedule and Atlas Verified’s collection are separate. Read the reference period and availability before comparing figures.
Choose the geography and product
Specify the country, crossing, reporting region, commodity, or product code. If the source has partial coverage, narrow the question to the parts it actually covers.
Check the period and units
Use the underlying observation week or month. Confirm the currency, quantity unit, direction, and classification before you calculate a change or combine two datasets.
Open the evidence and use it
Ask Atlas Chat to cite the release and explain any gaps or revisions. Save your comparison or use it alongside the company records your team is authorized to access.
Put market and operating data in the same answer
An operations manager can ask one question that needs both public sources and the company’s own shipment records.
Public data provides regional market or route context. Its dates and units stay attached.
Use the shipments, quotes, invoices, or agreements available to the assigned employee.
See the condition, affected record, and evidence before asking someone to take action.
I’ll separate the weekly fuel benchmark from the latest port-reported wait, cite both sources, and list the shipments whose route and timing overlap. I’ll mark any lane or shipment that lacks enough data.
Give teams access to the data they use
Set up an Atlas Verified workspace for the team and assign AI Employees the tools and records they need for their role.
Connect your operating data
Connect supported email and business apps, add an authorized API or webhook where configured, or upload the files your team already uses.
Keep company data in your workspace
Manage workspace membership and assign the tools an AI Employee can access. Analysts can use the same source definitions while seeing only the company records their role permits.
Hand off the result
Use cited answers and saved Atlas Verified records to pass a fuel review, market comparison, or lane exception to the teammate who owns the next decision.
Data Sources and Coverage
The cadence below describes publisher releases. Check the latest available period in Atlas before using a figure.
U.S. goods imports and exports
Compare sourcing or destination markets by product code and reference month.
- Publisher — U.S. Census Bureau
- Coverage — U.S. goods flows by product, trade direction, and partner.
- Publisher cadence — Monthly release schedule.
Eurostat Comext
Compare like-for-like flows and check the CN or HS edition.
- Publisher — Eurostat
- Coverage — Selected EU reporter and partner coverage in Atlas Verified, with native product classifications.
- Publisher cadence — Monthly publication and revisions.
Energy and diesel
Use the applicable regional diesel benchmark in fuel and surcharge reviews.
- Publisher — U.S. Energy Information Administration
- Coverage — U.S. national and regional on-highway diesel plus selected energy and inventory series.
- Publisher cadence — Weekly diesel. Other series are daily or weekly, depending on the measure.
Commercial border waits
Review the reported delay before confirming a crossing plan.
- Publisher — U.S. Customs and Border Protection
- Coverage — Reported U.S.-bound commercial lanes at participating Canadian and Mexican border crossings.
- Publisher cadence — Port reporting frequency. Use the displayed report time.
Grain and refrigerated freight
Compare agricultural shipping conditions and benchmark movements.
- Publisher — USDA Agricultural Marketing Service
- Coverage — Published grain movement and cost indicators plus agricultural refrigerated freight reports.
- Publisher cadence — Weekly Grain Transportation Report. Refrigerated reports and series follow their own release schedules.
FAOSTAT trade
Compare longer-term shifts in agricultural supply and demand.
- Publisher — Food and Agriculture Organization
- Coverage — Bilateral agricultural trade and national crop and livestock trade totals using FAOSTAT classifications.
- Publisher cadence — Annual data with revisions.
Pink Sheet commodity prices
Compare benchmark movements over time using consistent units and grade definitions.
- Publisher — World Bank
- Coverage — Published energy, agriculture, metals, minerals, and fertilizer benchmark series.
- Publisher cadence — Monthly.
Frequently Asked Questions
See Superhighway with a question your team needs to answer
Bring a shipping lane, product code, market, or commodity. We’ll show what Atlas Verified covers and how to use it with your team’s records.