The AI that runs
environmental compliance.
Terra runs the reconciliation, the reporting, and the filings.
Terra signs in and does the work.
It works your vendor portals, state portals, and ledger.
When the period closes, Terra files.
It assembles the report and submits it where it is due.
When an invoice is wrong, Terra disputes.
It checks every line against your contract, then files the dispute.
When documents go missing, Terra gets them.
It signs in to the vendor's portal and pulls the record itself.
Terra tells you what moved.
It watches the rules, the deadlines, and every site's numbers.
Terra knows every facility.
It captures what makes each one messy and puts it to work.
SB 1383 compliance, without the spreadsheet scramble.
You report numbers that hold up when the state asks.
Questions, answered.
What is Terra Compliance?
Terra runs your environmental compliance with AI agents. They work inside the systems you already use, and run the reconciliation, the reporting, and the filings behind SB 253, CSRD, RCRA, TRI, and EPR, across every regulated material a site produces. It starts with waste, the messiest thing you report, and every number comes back with the document behind it, so you can put your name on it in a filing, in front of an auditor, or in a board deck.
We already have an ESG platform. Why do we need Terra?
Your ESG platform assumes your data is already clean. It is built to roll up carbon once someone hands it good numbers, and for waste, nobody has good numbers. The ugly part it skips is the entire job that Terra does, so Terra feeds your ESG stack rather than competing with it.
Our waste data is a mess across dozens of sites and vendors. Will this actually work for us?
The mess is exactly the point. The more sites, vendors, and formats you are drowning in, the more Terra is worth, because it was built for the operations that “just upload a spreadsheet” tools quietly give up on. You do not clean anything up first, and the records that were unusable become the evidence behind your next filing.
Can I trust numbers that came out of AI enough to file them?
Terra never asks you to take its word for it. Every figure links straight to the invoice or weight ticket behind it, and anything the system is unsure about comes to your team for review before it counts, so it flags rather than guesses. When an auditor asks where a number came from, the answer is one click away instead of a weeks-long scramble.
What does Terra catch that we're missing today?
Terra catches money you are losing right now. Vendors overbill through phantom pickups, creeping rates, and charges that never matched the contract, and at thousands of invoice lines a month nobody is checking. Terra checks all of it, and often that alone pays for Terra before the reporting even matters.
How does Terra get into our systems?
Terra works the way your team does. It signs in to your vendor portals, the state portals, and your ledger using credentials you grant, so there is no integration to build and no IT project to schedule. You decide what it can reach, and you can revoke that access at any time.
Security you can verify.
Terra clears enterprise security and procurement review.
Your documents stay yours. They never train our models or anyone else’s.
We are completing it with Vanta.
Every user sees only the data they’re cleared for.
Terra acts only in the systems you grant it, and you can revoke that access at any time.
Point it at one site.
Terra reads what you already have and works out your sites, vendors, and contracts.