Decision Engine
What you can compute.
Eight tools, one operating thesis: the decision to manufacture in Mexico should be a modeled one, not a narrative one. All eight are open in v1 — no qualification gate, no email wall. All eight cite their sources. All eight are live today — Phase 4 of the Atlantis Decision Engine ships complete. Per-tool gates may return when a "precise mode" is editorially defined; the lead-capture infrastructure is already in place (ADR 0013).
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The Catalog
Ordered by the sequence we shipped them through Phase 4. All eight are live; each tool gets its own page and its own read-only API endpoint when the Phase 8 agent-native API surface lands.
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Headline labor-cost differential between US and Mexico manufacturing, modeled with current published BLS and Tetakawi data. v1 ships labor-only; tariff and logistics layers come in v2.
BLS · Tetakawi · Atlantis labor index
Open tool →02
Estimate US duty exposure for any HTS code in 9 manufacturing chapters under MFN, Section 122 (sunsets July 24 2026), and USMCA preference. Live sunset countdown.
USITC HTS · USMCA · Phase 3 Section 122 read
Open tool →03
State-level industrial market intelligence across 10 corridors — vacancy rates, asking rents, absorption, and pipeline supply, with per-cell citations to JLL, CBRE, Cushman & Wakefield, Newmark, NAI Mexico, and Solili. Renamed from "Industrial Vacancy & Availability Map" per ADR 0012; AMPIP partner integration tracked for v2.
JLL · CBRE · Cushman · Newmark · NAI Mexico · Solili
Open tool →04
From LOI to first shipment — a phased timeline with critical-path callouts comparing shelter and standalone paths. Side-by-side weeks, longest-pole callouts, real-estate and capex toggles.
Atlantis engagement benchmarks · SAT · SE permits · CFE
Open tool →05
Four questions. A qualified outcome tied to the correct IMMEX modality — Industrial, Services, Third-Party, or Holding — or an honest read on why IMMEX is not the right instrument.
Secretaría de Economía · IMMEX Decree (DOF Nov 1 2006)
Open tool →06
Side-by-side view of manufacturing incentive programs across 10 of Mexico’s top FDI states. ISN payroll-tax abatements with article-level citations, training institutes, fast-track permitting, infrastructure context.
State Leyes de Hacienda · EY Matriz ISN 2025 · State SEDECO/SEDESU portals
Open tool →07
State-level industrial labor read across 10 corridors — manufacturing wages, workforce size, IMSS formal-employment registry, and unemployment rate, with per-cell citations to INEGI ENOE Q3 2025, IMSS, Cushman & Wakefield Mexico Industrial Labor Report Q4 2025, and Tetakawi operational payroll.
INEGI ENOE · IMSS · Cushman · Tetakawi
Open tool →08
State-level industrial energy read across 10 corridors: live CFE GDMTH tariff portal, CENACE control region and capacity tightness, regional renewable mix, interconnection wait-time bands, and anchor generation/transmission projects shaping each grid through 2030.
CFE · PRODESEN · CENACE · CRE/CNE
Open tool →Need a computation we haven't built yet?
The Decision Engine roadmap is shaped by what our clients actually need to decide. If your question isn't on the grid above, tell us — it may already be on the way, or it may be the next one we build. The full editorial library lives at the resource center; the operating thesis these tools serve is at Why Mexico.