An agent that thinks like an environmental professional and never forgets a detail — across every well, every report, every decade of site history.
Shortening cleanup timelines from decades to years. Aligning teams on data and risk so sites close faster.
Phase I/II reports, lab data, regulatory correspondence — Vadose extracts constraints across 9 risk domains, scores compound interactions, and delivers an insurance-grade narrative. One site, one price: $199.
Sites stall because institutional knowledge walks out the door, data lives in scattered spreadsheets, and every new team member starts from zero. Reports take weeks to write. Trends go unnoticed until regulators flag them.
Vadose gives your team an AI that carries every detail — every well result, every regulatory decision, every site model — so professionals can focus on judgment, not data wrangling. The goal: compress timelines from decades to years, from years to months.
Ask about plume stability, trend reversals, regulatory history, or remediation progress. Vadose answers with real concentrations, real dates, and real citations — drawn from every document and data point on your site.
Not a chatbot guessing from training data. An agent querying your actual site records in real time.
Lab results trigger automatic comparison against regulatory standards, site baselines, and historical trends. Exceedances, trend reversals, and anomalies surface before they become someone else's finding.
New PM on a legacy site? Vadose has read every report, memorized every sample, and mapped every decision. Your institutional knowledge doesn't walk out the door — it compounds.
AI-generated reports that cite real concentrations and reference actual trends. Plume maps, cross-sections, exceedance grids, and narratives — formatted and ready for client review. Minutes, not days.
Your environmental data is sensitive. We never train AI models on it. Every query is authenticated. Your documents stay in your tenant. Full stop.
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