Questions, answered

Click Get started, then use Proto to configure Environmental Compliance for your business. Begin with one organization, one operating unit and a representative assessment period. Rehearse a reading with evidence and a returned reading before adding more units.

Record the subject, operating unit, owner, period and planned tests. Individual control tests, permit measurements and attachments link to that assessment.

Enter the permit identifier, measurement date, value and unit, then link the organization and parent assessment. Submit the reading for independent review after checking its support.

The Independent Reviewer examines the submitted reading and evidence, then records an approve, reject or return decision with a reason and source revision. A missing required attachment calls for return.

Each test points to an assessment and control. Record the sample, exception count, result and evidence reference so a later reviewer can follow the conclusion.

The compliance lead opens a finding against the assessment and control. A named action owner documents the correction, and an independent reviewer records a retest.

An organization contains its operating units. Each assessment names its unit and owner, so the team can review periods and exceptions in the right context.

Assessment attachments carry a title, evidence type, upload date, visibility and uploader. A reviewer checks the relevant attachment alongside a submitted reading.

For an attempted guarded action, it records the action, expected revision, result and occurrence date. Failed and needs-review outcomes remain available for investigation.

Agree which source owns permit identifiers, limits and instrument readings. Connect that context during implementation and rehearse how a reading reaches independent review.