
Every ecological obligation,
traceable.
VerdaTrace turns environmental approvals, amendments, maps, and field evidence into source-cited obligations and prioritized action.
From approval document to accountable action.
VerdaTrace connects every obligation to its source, revision history, spatial evidence, and reviewer decision.
Explore the live case
Three products. One evidence system.
Understand what was promised, see what changed on the ground, and know what to do next.

Case Intelligence
Turn approvals, amendments, maps, images, and field records into a source-cited list of obligations.
- Identify the current requirement
- See what evidence is missing
- Prepare a focused review plan

Dynamic World Spatial Evidence
Open a live, interactive satellite view of a documented parcel. Pan, zoom, and compare annual land cover with confidence-aware Earth Engine evidence.
- Explore real satellite imagery
- Review supported spatial signals
- Queue human-reviewed inspection tasks

AlphaEarth Similarity Intelligence
Compare annual parcel representations, retrieve similar landscapes, and rank unusual change for expert investigation.
See how ecological promises become traceable action.
A short introduction to the obligation ledger, amendment-aware reasoning, evidence mapping, and human review behind VerdaTrace.
A promise is not proof.
Make every obligation traceable.
Reviewers reconstruct the same chain repeatedly—across long PDFs, later amendments, maps, inspection notes, and disconnected proof. The result is slow review and broad field work with little shared memory.
Conditions are buried
Quantities, deadlines, responsible parties, and locations sit across pages and annexures.
Approval documentsAmendments break continuity
Replacement clauses can remain active beside the wording they superseded.
Revision driftEvidence stays fragmented
Reports, notifications, field photos, and geometry have no common obligation index.
Evidence silosInspections start too broad
Teams visit without a ranked set of unresolved, high-value verification questions.
Review costFive focused agents handle the repetitive work. Your team keeps the judgment.
Each agent performs one bounded task and produces a structured, inspectable handoff. Deterministic rules, source citations, and reviewers control the points where errors would matter most.
Ask VerdaTrace to find, explain, navigate, and prepare the next action.
VerdaTrace agents can investigate, navigate, filter, prepare tasks, and generate reports. Experts approve consequential findings.
Obligations + citations
Amendments + precedence
Evidence + geography
Coverage + uncertainty
Inspection priorities
See the obligation chain, not another generic dashboard.
The demo uses real public records for a Karnataka forest-clearance proposal. It shows how an amendment changes the treatment of a 9.54-hectare parcel while every unchanged condition remains in force.
- 25 structured ledger entries
- Correct supersession chain
- Explicit spatial evidence gap
- Human approval controls
A defensible intelligence layer for ecological obligations.
The product advantage is not document summarization. It is the accumulated graph connecting obligations, revisions, evidence, geography, decisions, and field outcomes.
A living obligation graph
Conditions are versioned as a connected system. Replacements supersede old requirements without erasing their history.
Clause → revision → current dutyTraceability by construction
Every finding carries its document, page, clause, evidence links, model confidence, and reviewer state.
Zero uncited findings in the demoHonest geometry, useful gaps
Available boundaries and evidence are mapped. Missing geometry is a first-class risk signal—not a polygon the model invents.
KML + GeoJSON + Earth Engine roadmapAI proposes. Experts decide.
Small agents produce structured handoffs while deterministic rules protect dates, quantities, revisions, and legal boundaries.
Consequential outputs require approvalOne clear decision trail for every project.
VerdaTrace brings the requirements, evidence, changes, and next actions for each project into one source-linked workspace. Teams can see what applies now, what is missing, and what needs expert review.
Start with forest clearance. Expand across nature risk.
Compensatory afforestation
Approval conditions, plantation evidence, and inspection planning.
Biodiversity offsets
Habitat commitments, monitoring plans, and outcome evidence.
Infrastructure permits
Location-bound mitigation duties across long project lifecycles.
Nature-finance portfolios
Comparable evidence coverage across projects, partners, and sites.
Explore the methodology, limitations, and public source chain.
Read how the obligation ontology works, what the current benchmark does and does not prove, and where AlphaEarth and Dynamic World fit into the validation roadmap.
Bring one project. Leave with a traceable review plan.
Start with the public case or discuss a partner-reviewed pilot for your environmental workflow.