ehsAI
Acquired1 known investors
ehsAI uses AI and machine learning to analyze Environment, Health, and Safety (EHS) regulatory and compliance documents, extracting actionable requirements lists for compliance teams. It integrates with EHS management software via CSV or APIs and provides access to a database of US federal and state regulations.
Also known as ehsAI
Investors · 1
Company profile
researched Aug 2026ehsAI is a compliance automation platform that applies artificial intelligence, machine learning and natural language processing to environment, health and safety (EHS) documentation. Users upload permits, regulations, standards, contracts, plans or policies, or import full-text US federal and state regulations directly from ehsAI's online regulatory database. The platform deconstructs, analyzes and interprets these documents, removing non-relevant content such as headers, footers and page numbers, and returns an indexed list of action items including requirements, recommendations, limits, regulatory references, equipment IDs, and periodic frequencies or time-driven events that can populate a compliance calendar.
Outputs are delivered as structured data that can be downloaded to Excel or pushed into EHS management software, audit checklists, ISO 14001 registries or compliance tables via CSV file or APIs. The platform supports curated output in up to six languages, includes OCR handling for degraded or scanned documents, and monitors US federal and state regulations for significant changes to requirements; for other jurisdictions it compares old and new document versions to identify relevant changes. Additional capabilities described by the company include "Smart Fields" for extending extraction. The company positions the product as a self-service tool requiring no training, contrasting it with manual document review.
Founding story
ehsAI was founded by Margery Moore and Greg Gasperecz; Moore has written that she started the company with her co-founder in 2018 to test whether machine learning and natural language processing could address the manual transfer of data from mandatory compliance documents. The company describes itself as created by EHS professionals for EHS professionals and as a woman-led organization.
Business model
B2B software sold to organizations with EHS compliance obligations, with pricing provided through a quote process and license tiers structured around user counts (1-3, 4-7, 8-10, 11+). The platform integrates with third-party EHS management software via CSV export and APIs.
Software licensing based on quoted pricing and number of users.
Traction
Company materials cite use across manufacturing, technology, energy, chemical, construction, pharmaceutical and retail sectors and reference "many customers" by 2022, along with named customer testimonials from environmental engineering, consulting and corporate EHS roles. Stated partners include Intelex, ALL4 and APTIM.
Latest developments
In September 2022 the company announced international support for its compliance automation software. Earlier 2022 content covered OCR handling of degraded documents, "Smart Fields" capability extensions, and a State of AI Innovation report authored by founder Margery Moore.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history
Market position
Operates in the EHS/EHSQ compliance software market as a compliance automation layer that is deliberately agnostic to the underlying EHS management system, complementing rather than replacing EHS software; its acquirer Intelex is described as a provider of SaaS-based EHSQ management software.
Automated interpretation and extraction of requirements from complex permits and regulations in minutes rather than the days, weeks or months required by manual review; self-service usability without training; software-agnostic integration with any EHS management platform; multi-language output and automated monitoring of US regulatory changes.
Technology
Artificial intelligence, machine learning and natural language processing applied to unstructured regulatory text, with optical character recognition (OCR) to handle degraded or poorly scanned documents, multi-language output (up to six languages), a database of full-text US federal and state regulations, change monitoring/document comparison, and CSV and API-based integration.
Go-to-market
Direct sales via demo requests and quote forms on the company website, supported by webinars, ebooks, white papers and blog content; distribution and reach are extended through partnerships with EHS software and consulting firms, and, following the 2020 acquisition, through Intelex while remaining available to non-Intelex customers.
EHS compliance managers, VPs of EHS, auditors, directors of innovation and consultants; the customer base spans manufacturing, technology, energy, chemical, construction, pharmaceutical and retail sectors, with the site also listing retail, oil/gas, renewables, mining, transport, consulting, legal and software industries.
Geography
Headquartered at 311 Water Street, Suite 200, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada; regulatory content coverage centers on US federal and state regulations, with document-comparison-based change detection for other jurisdictions and multi-language output.
History
Founded in 2018 by Margery Moore and Greg Gasperecz. On November 18, 2020, Intelex Technologies, ULC completed its acquisition of ehsAI, with financial terms undisclosed; Osler advised ehsAI on the transaction. Intelex's president Justin McElhattan stated the deal augmented Intelex's compliance management solutions and existing regulatory content partnerships. ehsAI continued as a Vancouver-based independent business unit and remained agnostic in its ability to work with any EHS software. The company published thought-leadership and product content through 2021 and 2022, including an announcement of international support in September 2022.
Compiled by commissioned research from 8 cited public sources — announcements, filings, and press listed under research sources below.
Key figures
latest reportedCompany-reported or press-reported figures, each dated to when it was claimed — not independently audited.
Timeline · 3
launches, deals, and filingsCompany website lists Intelex (EHS and quality management software), ALL4 (environmental consulting) and APTIM (engineering, program management and environmental services) as partners.
Intelex Technologies, ULC, a provider of SaaS-based EHSQ management software, completed its acquisition of ehsAI, a provider of compliance automation technology. Financial terms were not disclosed. ehsAI was to operate as a Vancouver-based independent business unit and remain able to work with any EHS software. Osler advised ehsAI on the transaction.
Dated company events from announcements, filings, and press; legal rows summarize public dockets and regulator releases.
▸Research sources · 8
primary sources listed
- ehsAIehsai.com · web
8 public sources were cited for this profile; the first-party ones are listed here.
Frequently asked questions
- What does ehsAI do?
- ehsAI is an AI-based compliance automation platform that converts EHS regulations, permits and legal documents into actionable requirements.
- Who are ehsAI's investors?
- ehsAI's investors include WUTIF Capital.