AI-Native Compliance Platform

One place to know
what actually applies
to your facility.

ClearRegOS maps your operations against federal, state, county, and local requirements — and tells you in plain language exactly what you need to do and by when. No more regulatory whiplash.

SPCC • EPA • State DEP/DEC • DOT • Fire Code
7
Jurisdictions covered
40+
Regulatory frameworks
AI
Plain-language answers
ClearRegOS — Applicability Engine
"I run a fleet maintenance facility in California — what applies to me?"
5 requirements apply to your facility
Federal SPCC Plan required — 40 CFR Part 112
CA APCD Permit — South Coast AQMD Rule 461
County UST Monitoring — LA County Fire Code
DOT Hazmat training records — 49 CFR 172
Generated by AI — verify before use

Facilities are drowning in regulatory layers. No one tells them what actually matters.

Spreadsheets everywhere

Inspection records in Excel. Permit deadlines in Outlook. Corrective actions in email threads. Nobody has a single source of truth.

Multi-jurisdiction chaos

The same facility is regulated by EPA at the federal level, the state DEP, the county fire marshal, and sometimes the city. Every one has different forms, deadlines, and definitions.

Audits are a scramble

When the EPA shows up — or a new client asks for proof of compliance — the scramble begins. Finding records that should exist somewhere is half the battle.

No AI in compliance tools

Existing platforms are rule-based. They tell you what to do based on pre-programmed logic. ClearRegOS uses AI to determine applicability dynamically — and writes corrective action plans in plain language.

From applicability to action — the full compliance stack.

Core

AI Applicability Engine

Describe your facility — type, location, operations, oil storage — and ClearRegOS tells you exactly what regulations apply, at every jurisdiction level, with citations. Plain English. No regulatory jargon.

Trained on 40 CFR Part 112, CA H&SC, state DEPs
Intelligence

Corrective Action Plans

When an inspection finds a deficiency, ClearRegOS drafts a step-by-step corrective action plan — with owner/operator responsibilities, timelines, and regulatory references. Not just "fix it" — here's exactly how.

Operations

Inspection Workflow

Mobile-ready inspection templates for SPCC, stormwater, tank integrity, and more. Photo capture, GPS tagging, offline support. Findings route automatically to the corrective action queue.

Intelligence

Regulatory Change Alerts

When EPA, state DEP, or local authority updates a rule that affects your facility type and location — you get an alert with plain-language explanation and what it means for you.

Compliance

Document Library

SPCC plans, permits, inspection records, corrective actions — all in one searchable, auditable vault. One click to generate an audit-ready compliance report for any regulator.

Operations

Multi-Facility Dashboard

Manage compliance across every site from one view. Portfolio-level rollup of open actions, upcoming deadlines, inspection completion rates, and compliance status by facility.

One facility. Seven layers of regulation. One view.

Federal

EPA — SPCC (40 CFR Part 112), FRP, CWA, RCRA, CAA

State DEP / DEC

California, Texas, New York, Florida + 40+ states

County / Local

Fire code, air district rules, local stormwater permits

DOT / Transportation

HM-181, hazmat training, fleet compliance

Aviation / FAA

FBO compliance, fuel farm SPCC, hangar operations

Industrial / OSHA

LOTO, hot work, confined space — safety meets compliance

Future expansion

Fleet management, industrial maintenance, more

Built by operators, for operators

Environmental compliance shouldn't require a law degree.

ClearRegOS was built on direct experience with federal and state regulatory agencies. We know how the rules actually work — because we've sat on the other side of the table. Now we're putting that knowledge into a platform that gives facility operators the same clarity.

The goal isn't compliance for its own sake. It's clean facilities, clean water, and operators who actually know what they're supposed to do. ClearRegOS is the operating system that makes that possible.