Automated records collection
Compyle gathers the records needed for a Phase I ESA, including historical aerials, Sanborn maps, city directories, and regulatory database records, and presents them as source-linked inputs.
Compyle is an AI platform for environmental due diligence that automates Phase I ESA research and draft reporting with source-linked, EP-reviewed workflows.
Compyle is an AI platform for environmental due diligence focused on Phase I ESAs. It automates the production work that sits between the property address and the draft report, including collecting historical records, analyzing sources, surfacing findings, and drafting report sections.
The product is positioned for environmental professionals who want to reduce manual desk work without giving up review control. The homepage emphasizes source-linked claims, drafting in the firm’s template and voice, and an EP-led review process where nothing ships without sign-off.
Compyle gathers the records needed for a Phase I ESA, including historical aerials, Sanborn maps, city directories, and regulatory database records, and presents them as source-linked inputs.
The site says each finding traces back to the record it came from, so reviewers can inspect the basis for a claim instead of relying on an opaque summary.
Compyle drafts report sections in the firm’s own template and voice, with example sections for site description, historical use, adjoining properties, records review, and findings.
The workflow is designed for EP review, not replacement: drafts are reviewed in the report editor, comments can be added, and sections are approved before anything ships.
The product presents claims alongside supporting source documents and stores regulatory records in a versioned, auditable file, which supports QC and peer review.
Useful when an EP needs to turn a property address into a draft Phase I ESA without manually ordering and reviewing every record one by one.
Useful for firms that want drafts to match their own report structure and tone, instead of adapting to a vendor’s default output.
Useful when reviewers need to confirm where each finding came from, especially for conditions that depend on multiple historical records.
Useful for teams trying to reduce turnaround time on historical research and draft preparation while keeping the final review with licensed professionals.
Compyle is presented as an AI platform for environmental due diligence that handles the production work behind Phase I ESAs, from data collection through draft report. The EP remains responsible for review, edits, and sign-off.
The site shows Compyle drafting Phase I report sections in a firm’s template and voice, with EPs reviewing the draft directly in the report editor. It is shown handling sections such as site description, historical use, adjoining properties, records review, and findings.
The homepage says Compyle collects historical aerial photos, Sanborn maps, city directories, and regulatory database records automatically, and its example output references ASTM E1527-21. That is the strongest basis available for fit, but the public pages do not provide a full technical or certification statement.
The site does not show public pricing. The only public entry point provided is a demo request form.
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