Atlensa is AI-powered QA software for environmental reports. Environmental consultants use it to catch errors in Environmental Assessments (NEPA and state analogs such as CEQA and SEPA), Biological Assessments (ESA Section 7), Phase I Environmental Site Assessments (ASTM E1527-21 / AAI), and wetland delineation reports (1987 Corps Manual and regional supplements) before submission.
Most environmental QA is still done by eye, reading line by line against field forms, maps, and source data. Compliance rules vary by agency and jurisdiction, and errors usually surface only after an agency rejects the report, which resets the timeline by 60 to 120 days.
Atlensa cross-references the report against its source documents and the requirements that apply. Examples of what it catches:
- Mitigation measures analyzed in an EA that never reach the FONSI's committed measures
- Effects determinations in a BA's effects table that don't match the conclusion or the cover letter to USFWS
- RECs identified in a Phase I ESA's records review that disappear from the conclusions
- Wetland features marked jurisdictional on a data form but called non-jurisdictional in the report
Each issue is pinned to its exact location. Teams fix, re-run, and submit. Atlensa covers USACE districts and state programs across 15 US states.