We actually file it. Directly to EPA CDX via the e-Manifest API. You don't log into any government portal. You don't manually enter data. You build a waste profile once, and every subsequent manifest for that waste stream pre-fills automatically. You review, e-sign inside enviro.lytics, and it submits to EPA CDX. You get a confirmation number and the manifest is in your vault. Direct filing at this price point is what sets us apart — most platforms in this range stop at preparing the manifest and leave the submission to you.

The EPA portal is a submission interface — it doesn't track your accumulation clocks, it doesn't alert you before the 45-day inquiry deadline, it doesn't auto-draft your exception reports, it doesn't classify new waste streams, and it doesn't generate your audit package when an inspector walks in. It handles one step in a 12-step compliance workflow. enviro.lytics handles all 12. Most facilities using the portal directly are still tracking their drums on a whiteboard. That's the gap we close.

Effective January 22, 2025, the "35-day" exception reporting window was replaced with a two-step process. LQGs now have 45 days to conduct and document an inquiry with the transporter and TSDF if they haven't received a signed copy of the manifest. Both LQGs and SQGs then have 60 days from the original shipment date to file an exception report if the signed copy still hasn't arrived — and as of December 1, 2025, that exception report must be filed through e-Manifest, not paper. enviro.lytics tracks both the 45-day and 60-day clocks automatically per shipment and auto-drafts the exception report when the window hits.

LQG is priced per facility at $600/month, with additional facilities at $150/month each. So three LQG facilities would be $600 + $150 + $150 = $900/month. All three share the same multi-facility dashboard, and you can see accumulation clocks, manifest status, and compliance scores across all sites in a single view. If you pay annually, the base LQG facility is $6,000/year (equivalent to $500/month) — additional facilities are still $150/month each.

Fair question. We're in early access, building with our first cohort of customers. Facilities that sign up now get 30 days free with no credit card, and they're the ones who shape what gets built — which features ship first, how the manifest workflow is structured, which alert thresholds are configurable. If the product doesn't work for your facility, you cancel and owe nothing. The risk is entirely on us. The upside is a compliance system built around how your facility actually works, not how an enterprise software company assumed it works.

Enterprise EHS suites are built for Fortune 500 teams managing hundreds of facilities — five-figure annual contracts, six-to-nine-month sales cycles, and onboarding that requires professional services. A single-facility SQG or LQG with one EH&S manager was never their customer. enviro.lytics is built exactly for that facility: self-serve setup in under 10 minutes, transparent pricing tied to your generator status, and a 30-day free trial with no card required. And rather than just ingesting data you already have, our AI waste classifier generates the determination itself — EPA codes from a plain-English description or an SDS.

Yes — we have a dedicated consultant tier at $150/month base plus $50/month per client facility you manage. You get a multi-client dashboard, white-label PDF reports with your firm's name and branding, and a separate login experience for each client that keeps their data siloed. You can manage clients who are VSQGs, SQGs, or LQGs all from one portal. The consultant tier is separate from the per-facility generator pricing — it's designed for the EHS consulting firm, not the individual facility.

No. enviro.lytics is a private software company and is not affiliated with the EPA, any state environmental agency, or any TSDF. We use the EPA e-Manifest API — which is a publicly available, documented API — to submit manifests on behalf of generators. We are a registered user of EPA CDX, not an agency or regulatory body. All regulatory determinations remain the responsibility of the facility.