Orevant finds potential compliance gaps, builds your deadline calendar, and watches federal and state regulations for you. Everything your system is responsible for, in one place, in plain language.
If you run a small or mid-sized water system, you already know the drill:
PFAS. Lead service line inventories. LCRI. New rules arrive, old rules change, and every one of them lands on your desk with a deadline attached. Miss one and you find out from a violation notice.
Sampling schedules in a spreadsheet. Deadlines in someone's memory. Reports in a filing cabinet. State letters in an inbox. When the sanitary survey comes, the scramble starts.
A missed monitoring period means a violation, mandatory public notification, and a mark on your record that follows the system for years. The cheapest violation is the one that never happens.
Your system, evaluated against every requirement that applies to it. Federal and state.
The scan tells you where you stand. Monitoring makes sure you never fall behind again.
System profiles and violation history come from EPA's Safe Drinking Water Information System and state primacy agency records, with the retrieval date shown on every finding.
Every requirement links to the actual regulation: 40 CFR, SDWA sections, state code. You can verify anything we tell you, and we encourage it.
When we cannot verify something from available records, we say so plainly. Orevant never dresses up an open question as a confirmed violation.
Search the national registry. Your classification, population, source water, and federal record are the starting point for everything Orevant does. Takes about ten seconds.
Search by name, city, state, or PWSID.
We pre-fill your profile from official records. You just verify it.
Every applicable requirement, evaluated against your system.
Clear findings, real citations, recommended actions.
Calendar, reminders, and regulatory alerts keep you current.
No. That is the point. Every finding explains what is required, why it applies to your system, when it is due, and what to do about it, in plain language. The regulatory citations are there when you want them.
Orevant is built specifically for small and mid-sized systems: the systems where compliance is one hat among many, not a department. Requirements are filtered by your classification, population served, and source water, so a 200-connection groundwater system never sees rules that only apply to a large surface water utility.
Official sources: EPA's Safe Drinking Water Information System, the Federal Register, and state primacy agency programs. Every finding shows its source and the date it was last verified.
Keep them. Orevant does more than store dates: it evaluates what may apply, turns schedules into a maintained workflow, organizes supporting evidence, watches official sources, and explains the next action. Your spreadsheet and state schedule remain useful source records.
No. Orevant does not automatically submit your account information, uploaded records, tasks, or findings to regulators. You decide what to share and with whom. Public EPA and state registry information remains public regardless of Orevant.
You can correct your account profile and create a private or unlisted water system manually. Orevant labels public-record data with its source and verification date. If a fact cannot be verified, the report says so rather than treating it as a violation.
Yes. Organizations can add users, assign practical roles, and limit each person to full, read-only, or no access for each water system.
Your existing records remain associated with your account under the applicable retention terms. Orevant does not sell customer information or automatically send it to regulators. Contact support for export or deletion requests. Monitoring and new reminders stop when the subscription ends.
No. Orevant is compliance information tooling, and findings should be verified with your state. What it replaces is the spreadsheet, the bookmark folder, and the hope that nothing slipped through.
A complete compliance scan is a one-time $199. Ongoing monitoring with the compliance calendar and regulatory alerts is $87 per month, cancel anytime. For context, a single missed monitoring period can mean a violation, mandatory public notification to every customer, and consultant hours that cost more than a year of Orevant. Full pricing details.
Know what is due. Know what changed. Know what to do next.