Your assets work for many external overseers
What Compliance & Emissions does
One requirements engine, configured per your operations.
Every sector answers to a different set of overseers — an oil & gas operator tracks Title V permits, LDAR surveys, SPCC plans, and greenhouse gas reporting; a utility tracks NPDES and SDWA; a defense contractor tracks Air Force AFI standards and DoD audit readiness; an interstate operator files with FERC.
The underlying engine is the same: every asset record, inspection, and form maps to the specific citation it satisfies.
From field events to filed report.
HOW IT WORKS
Four capabilities carry every filing, in every sector, from raw field data to a submission you can stand behind.
01 — MAPPING
Requirement mapping
Every asset, inspection, and form is tied to the specific regulation it satisfies — a permit condition, an SPCC provision, an AFI standard — not a generic "compliance" tag.
02 — EMISSIONS
Emissions & GHG tracking
Continuous and periodic readings roll up against permitted limits automatically — including greenhouse gas inventory under EPA 40 CFR 98, state emission inventory, and European OGMP 2.0 methodologies — so you see where you stand before a regulator does.
03 — FILING
Filing & register management
Title V rolling-12 reports, FERC filings, state emission inventories, AFI self-inspections — each drafts itself from the underlying records and moves through Draft → Filed status, with overdue items flagged automatically.
04 — SECTORS
Cross-sector configuration
The same engine runs different regulatory sets for different sectors — swap the requirement library, not the platform. What counts as "compliant" changes; how you prove it doesn't.
Electronic reporting
Delivered reports the way the agency wants it.
Every agency has its own portal, its own schema, its own idea of a "complete" submission — EPA's eGGRT for greenhouse gas reporting, a state's own emission inventory system, FERC's eTariff system, an agency-specific data feed for defense reporting. Assetas maps your data to each report and generates automatically: the same underlying process, calculations, record gets delivered as the formatted report, spreadsheet, or machine-readable file the destination actually requires.
That includes structured formats — spreadsheet templates, JSON and XML built to each agency's published schema.
EPA eGGRT
Greenhouse Gas Reporting Program submissions mapped to applicable subpart schema and source-type.
FERC & infrastructure filings
eTariff and quarterly operations filings formatted for direct submission.
Agency & defense data feeds
Structured machine-readable delivery for systems that expect a data feed, not a document.
Connects to
Every Assetas module feeds the filing.