Every result and document ingested, validated and cited. A living twin of the subsurface that forecasts the next round and the closure date. Agents watching every site and drafting the deliverables. You keep the judgment. The routine runs itself.
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The forecast says when the site reaches its goals and which well drives the clock. Cost-load the scenarios and duration stops being a default you absorb — it's a number you can put in a proposal, a lump-sum bid, or a closure date you can defend.
Each beat builds on the last. Every step is cited to source and handed to you to approve — and every monitoring round scores the forecast, so each site sharpens the next.
Lab EDDs, historical PDFs, monitoring data, regulatory letters — read, cross-checked, and staged for your sign-off. Provenance on every value.
A time-indexed twin of the subsurface — wells, strata, water table, plume — beside a wiki of everything the documents say. The record forecasts the next round and the closure date; every prediction is sealed and scored against reality.
Agents read every round against the forecast and the rulebook. You hear about the exceedance, the trend reversal, the deadline — not the twelve sites that behaved.
Tables, figures, maps, narratives — drafted in your template, cited to source pages, handed to you as a tracked change to approve. Publish the signed record to your client's workspace: they see progress, you keep the work.
The loop runs forward. The flywheel runs it backward — every sealed, scored round improves every layer beneath it.
Own the liability, not just the paperwork trail. See every site, forecast the spend, and carry the history across whichever firm is on the work this year.
Every site you carry — status, closure forecast, and spend exposure — in one view. No status-request email, no waiting on a consultant to pull the latest table.
What's driving the timeline at Site 12? Which sites reopened under PFAS? The answer comes cited to the document and the data, not a callback next week.
When the firm rotates, the site's history stays. Institutional memory lives in the record instead of walking out the door with the last project manager.
Run consulting? Bring your clients into a shared workspace — they see the progress, you keep the work.
Your data is tenant-isolated, encrypted at rest and in transit. We sign DPAs and BAAs.
Your data is never used to train AI models. Ever.
The site is the unit of value, so it's the unit of price — billed like a lab or a monitoring round, not a software seat. We're onboarding design partners now; request access and we'll scope it to your portfolio.
Priced per active site, all-inclusive — the twin, monitoring, forecasts and deliverables are one number, not modules you switch on. Ingestion and historical migration are never metered. We're in a design-partner phase, so we scope a multi-year agreement to your portfolio and its complexity rather than publishing fixed tiers.
No. Vadose removes the production drudgery — the tables, the reformatting, the re-keying — and drafts deliverables for your review. The professional judgment, the stamp, and the field work that actually lowers concentrations stay yours. You practice at the top of your license; the machine does the assembly.
It comes with you. EQuIS and EDF importers ship today, and we migrate the back-catalog as part of onboarding — the multi-year record is what makes the forecasts and the site memory worth having.
No. Tenant-isolated storage, no model training on customer data, ever. We sign DPAs and BAAs.
Not yet — EQuIS and EDF importers ship with the portal today. If API access would unblock you, mention it when you request access and we'll discuss timeline.
We're onboarding design partners now — a working conversation with the people building it, not a sales funnel. Made for the people who close sites.
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