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Traceability

Every answer linked to its source

Ask any question about your site. Our exhaustive search scans every document, returning answers with citations that link directly to the exact page and passage.

When was the property sold?

Statvis

The property was sold to 123456 Holdings Ltd. on March 15, 1978.

PDF

Land_Title_Certificate.pdf

Page 1

CERTIFICATE OF TITLE

Title Number: 881 234 567
Legal Description: Plan 8210644, Block 3, Lot 12
Registered Owner: 123456 Holdings Ltd.
Transfer Date: March 15, 1978
Encumbrances: See Schedule A
SEAL

Companies accumulate decades of documents, but cannot access their institutional knowledge.

Staff leave. Contractors rotate. Decades of site knowledge shouldn't walk out the door with them. Statvis preserves what your organization knows, independent of who's on the team today.

Capabilities

From documents to decisions

Timeline

Automated site history extraction. Every event (investigations, sampling campaigns, ownership changes) cited to its source page.

1952

Chemical storage operations begin

Historical Review

1978

Property sold to Holdings Ltd.

Land Title Certificate Phase I ESA

1987

UST release discovered

Phase II ESA Incident Report

1992

Remediation completed

Closure Report Record of Decision

2024

Long-term monitoring ongoing

GW Monitoring Report

Chat

Ask questions, get answers with citations. Navigate directly to source material from every response.

What chemicals were stored at the site?

Statvis

Insecticides and creosote (1952-1978) [1], naphtha solvents (1965-1989) [2], and waste oils in underground storage from 1971 until decommissioning in 1992 [3].

[1] Phase I ESA, pg. 14 [2] Historical Review, pg. 8 [3] Record of Decision, pg. 3

Reports

Select from templated deliverables and autofill boilerplate information from your knowledge base, with citations to source documents.

Environmental Overview

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Data

Chemical analysis, source identification, clustering, and spatial visualization in one interface.

Map

Clusters

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