INSUS retrieves mix, sourcing, batch and carbon records the plant already keeps, flags gaps and assembles an EN 15804-aligned draft with figures tied back to their sources. Technical teams review before any issuance.
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Drafts structured around EN 15804.
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Figures linked to supporting plant records.
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Advisory only. Technical teams review before issuance.
The problem
Specifiers, architects and procurement teams increasingly request Environmental Product Declarations. Producing one means gathering mix composition, material sourcing, transport, batch and plant data and mapping it into a standard structure. For producers with many mixes, keeping that documentation current is repetitive and easy to fall behind on after a mix or supplier change.
The shift
This does not replace LCA methodology, verification or a certification body. It turns mix, sourcing, batch and supporting records into a structured EPD draft that technical and sustainability teams can review, correct and approve.
Today
With INSUS
How it works
Delivered through ExpertFlow AI for retrieval across plant and prior EPD records, with AI Doc Generator for structured draft assembly. Advisory only. People approve what gets issued.
Connect
Connect read-only to mix-design data, ERP or procurement sourcing, document stores, batch records, prior EPDs or LCA files, and plant energy data where the EPD scope needs it.
Understand
Retrieve relevant records and show which documentation fields are supported by current plant data and which still need technical input.
Identify
Flag data gaps and likely inconsistencies, such as missing sourcing or outdated mix records, before the draft is treated as ready for review.
Advise
Assemble an EN 15804-aligned draft with populated figures linked to the source records used. The draft is for review, not automatic customer issuance.
Verify
Technical and sustainability teams review and correct the draft. Updated source records feed the next generation cycle so documentation can track the plant's current information.
Getting started
For ready-mix producers that already hold mix, sourcing, production and prior EPD or LCA documentation. Delivered through ExpertFlow AI for retrieval, with AI Doc Generator for structured draft assembly. Expert Services can help with discovery and validation.
Related for concrete
EPD documentation sits beside strength maturity and dispatch timing on the same ready-mix plant.
EPD preparation often means manually gathering mix, sourcing, batch and plant records into a standard structure. This use case retrieves those records, flags gaps and assembles a reviewable EN 15804-aligned draft.
Mix composition, cementitious content, aggregate and admixture sourcing, supplier and transport information, batch records, plant energy data where relevant, and prior EPD or LCA documentation already held by the producer.
No. The focus is document intelligence and draft assembly. It does not replace professional carbon accounting, and drafts are not issued to customers until technical and sustainability teams approve them.
No. It reduces assembly and retrieval work. People remain responsible for reviewing, correcting and approving documentation.
Through ExpertFlow AI for retrieval across plant and prior EPD records, and AI Doc Generator for structured draft assembly. Expert Services can support discovery and pilot setup.
EN 15804 provides core rules for Environmental Product Declarations for construction products. Drafts here follow an EN 15804-aligned structure. They do not replace the applicable LCA methodology, verification or certification process.
Draft quality depends on the completeness of mix, sourcing and batch records. Missing supplier or transport data remains a documentation gap. The system does not verify or certify an EPD.
Concrete · Ready-mix · Carbon documentation
A draft for a defined set of mixes will show how mix, sourcing and batch records already populate an EN 15804-aligned structure, where the gaps sit, and what still needs technical review before issuance.
