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Stratum Infrastructure makes configurable compliance software that connects job preparation, field forms, office review, and reporting. It keeps customer, site, and equipment records connected to the work.

Underground storage tank testing contractors are the first application we are building around. A team in another regulated field should compare its actual forms, processes, and output requirements with the available configuration before committing.

No. Stratum is software for the company carrying out the work. The testing team remains responsible for the technical work, applicable requirements, and records it delivers.

The workflow includes configured forms, PDF mappings, packet templates, and connected records. The exact form version, output, device behavior, import format, and integration requirements need an individual scope review.

Your applicable authority and qualified people establish the requirements. The team’s configuration and the software’s actual scope must be checked against that work. Federal and state rules can differ.

Yes. Explore the sample workspace on the homepage or follow the same fictional Annual visit from connected equipment through field forms, review and the retained report. Both are illustrative workflows, not customer results or a live application demo.

No. This is Stratum Infrastructure, the company building compliance software for field and office operations. It is unrelated to the Bitcoin mining protocol.

Starter: $800/mo; Team: $1,350/mo; Growth: $2,300/mo; Regional: $3,400/mo. Enterprise and National are contact plans. Review included paid seats, seat caps, sites, storage, additions, and applicable transaction taxes in the current pricing comparison.

No. Included paid seats are part of the plan price; the paid-seat cap is the published limit for that plan. $49/user/mo. Sites and storage are separate capacities.

Onboarding is as agreed in the Order. Additional migration or onboarding services need an agreed scope and price. Your team’s preparation and recurring administration should be part of the decision.

No automatic annual discount is published. Use the current offer and the terms accepted for your account. Existing customers continue under their accepted terms.

Include additional capacity, retained tools, one-time services, data preparation, training, and continuing administration. Released time can provide capacity without reducing payroll; distinguish that value from actual spending removed.

A normal job, the relevant site and equipment information, an example of the form or report, and one exception that matters. Use sample or redacted material and describe the question before transferring operational records.

Yes. Pick a bounded example and identify the person preparing it, the field participant, reviewer, and output recipient. The commercial and setup scope are agreed separately.

Keep original source files and gather the customer, site, and equipment identifiers, their relationships, and the forms and output needed. Flag duplicate names, missing identifiers, and conflicting values rather than guessing.

Follow the send instructions on the contact form, or email us directly. Once your message is sent, we can discuss your operation and arrange the next step. A website request alone does not reserve a time, create an account, start a subscription, or grant application access.

The published terms and privacy notice are available from the footer and the data-and-policies page. Review them with the applicable accepted agreement for your use.

There is no single period for every UST record. Federal walkthrough records have a one-year period; specified equipment tests have three-year periods; cathodic protection, release-detection, and operator records have their own rules. Confirm the record type and applicable agency requirements.

Use the support contact for an issue with Stratum you already use. Privacy requests and security questions have separate contact routes; those should not go into a sales form.