Stratum Infrastructure
Behind every inspection is someone counting on the result. We’re building Stratum to connect the people, equipment and records that regulated work depends on.
Why Stratum exists
A test gets performed. A question needs an answer. A report needs to reach the customer. And before long, the next visit is due.
Our starting point was hands-on UST compliance work and a familiar problem: the site, equipment, forms and history all belong to one operation, yet the people responsible often have to piece that context back together.
Stratum brings that work into a connected system. The aim is practical: give the field team useful context, give the office a clear return and make the record worth keeping.
The founders’ perspective
Two backgrounds. A shared commitment to getting the details right.
Our field founder brings UST testing and compliance experience to the way Stratum is built: the equipment on site, the records a technician completes and the questions that come back from the office.
That perspective keeps the product grounded in the work a contractor needs to finish, from preparing a visit to delivering the report.
Our engineering cofounder has founded companies and served as a founding engineer, with engineering experience at multiple MAANG companies. He left those roles to build Stratum.
That background informs how we connect the product’s records, configuration and workflows, so the software can develop around the operation it serves.
Why the record matters
Regulated systems help protect people, property and the environment. The teams responsible need to know what was checked, what was found and what still needs attention.
We want the information from that work to move clearly between the field, the office, the customer and the people responsible for follow-up. Good records support those decisions. They do not replace the expertise behind them.
How we build
Understand the customer, site, equipment and forms before designing the workflow. Build around the way the work actually gets done.
Give the technician, reviewer and customer the context they need. Keep open questions and the next handoff visible.
Keep the history connected to the equipment. The next crew should be able to use what the previous visit taught the team.
What comes next
UST is our foundation. We are developing new industry modules and inviting the first contractors and facility teams to help shape them around their equipment, requirements and records.
If this reflects the work your team does, we’d like to understand it. Bring a job, a form or a reporting challenge and talk with us about what a better process could look like.
