Exactly what we check — no fine print.

A compliance product should be precise about its own coverage. Here is what the engine evaluates today, everywhere, and where the deep state modules go further.

Federal coverage — every U.S. public water system

Every scan starts with the full federal Safe Drinking Water Act rulebook, matched to your system's type, size, and source water — with your complete EPA violation history and facility inventory pulled in automatically. Sanitary survey records are held by your state primacy agency, not published federally, so we can’t retrieve those for you.

That covers Consumer Confidence Reports, Revised Total Coliform Rule sampling, Lead & Copper (LCRR/LCRI, including the November 1, 2027 deadline), PFAS monitoring, the Groundwater and Surface Water Treatment Rules, Stage 2 disinfection byproducts, public notification readiness, sanitary survey cycles, operator certification, AWIA resilience obligations, and UCMR participation.

Deep state modules

For these states, scans additionally evaluate state-specific primacy program requirements that we maintain rule by rule with citations to state code:

All other states

You get the complete federal evaluation, your system’s federal record (violations and facilities), your state's primacy agency contacts and program links, and regulatory-change monitoring for federal actions affecting systems like yours. State-specific rule evaluation for these states is on the roadmap — modules ship in the order our customers need them.

Funding coverage

Funding matching runs nationwide. The curated catalog covers the major federal programs (DWSRF and its set-asides, USDA Rural Development, EPA emerging-contaminant money) plus state programs where we have built a module. Every match links its official agency page and says “likely eligible — confirm with the agency”: eligibility is decided by the agency, never by us. Check your system’s matches