CompliCore - the building compliance command center. Track every elevator, boiler and BEPS deadline, sync live government data, and dispatch licensed vendors automatically.
- 2026.07Maryland DLLR & DC DOB registry live-sync is now generally available.
- 2026.06AI-powered document parsing is now live for automated inspection logging.
- 2026.05Interactive CapEx ledger now tracks and projects portfolio compliance liabilities.
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The compliance platform that syncs live government data to your building portfolio (elevators, boilers, BEPS) and dispatches licensed vendors before deadlines lapse.
MD · DC - VA NEXT
We built CompliCore on state registries, not testimonials. The numbers below come from the same live government data the platform monitors for your portfolio.
of Maryland's registered elevator units show a lapsed inspection certificate
MD Division of Labor registry snapshot, June 2026
elevator units in Maryland's public registry, monitored continuously by CompliCore
MD Division of Labor & Industry, 24 counties
elevator passenger trips are taken every year in the United States
National Elevator Industry, Inc. fact sheet
maximum DC BEPS alternative compliance penalty - capped at $7.5M per building
DC Dept. of Energy & Environment, BEPS enforcement
Most portfolios track safety-critical equipment in spreadsheets, renewal postcards, and one contractor's memory. The state's registry doesn't care. Whether you're paying attention or not, the clock is ticking down on every single elevator, boiler, and sprinkler you own
Penalties accrue by the day
Maryland law makes operating on a lapsed elevator certificate “a violation of the law and subject to penalty.” DC's BEPS assesses up to $10 per square foot for buildings that miss their cycle, with a maximum penalty of $7,500,000 per property.
Equipment can be taken out of service
An expired permit invites a stop-use order. When an inspector seals your elevator, it isn't just an inconvenience. It means angry tenants on the stairs, breached service contracts, and paying emergency vendors at premium rates.
The paper trail works against you
After an incident, the first document requested is the inspection record. A lapsed certificate converts an accident into negligence, and your insurer reads the same public registry we do.
Registration lapse - “a violation of the law and subject to penalty”MD Division of Labor & Industry, Elevator Safety
The fix isn't another reminder. It's a system that owns the calendar.
Platform features
Command Dashboard - Every deadline. One surface.
Violations, upcoming renewals, and portfolio health roll up into a single live view. We give you the exact metrics you need to manage your properties without digging through your inbox.
Live Registry Sync - Government data, pulled to you.
CompliCore reads the same public registries the inspectors do (Maryland's elevator rolls, DC's DOB and BEPS records) and reconciles them against your buildings automatically.
Asset Health Profiles - Every unit on file, with history.
Elevators, boilers, sprinklers, and backflow preventers each carry their own certificates, inspection history, and documents, so the answer to “when was this last inspected?” is one click away.
AI Vendor Dispatch - Quotes sourced before you ask.
Sixty days before your permit expires, CompliCore alerts you to schedule your inspection. From there, you can use our dashboard to draft a request, match with licensed local contractors, and send the outreach. Once you approve the request, the work gets scheduled.
CapEx Forecasting - See the spend before it lands.
Inspection outcomes and asset age feed a forward view of capital expense, so replacements are budgeted quarters ahead instead of discovered in a violation notice.
Team & Roles - One source of truth for ops.
Invite your property managers and engineers with scoped roles. Everyone sees the same calendar, the same statuses, and the same documents in real time.
Start on a 14-day free trial. Add buildings as you grow.
The compliance calendar, owned. For portfolios that need tracking they can trust.
- Unlimited buildings & assets
- Expiry tracking & alerts
- Asset health profiles
- Basic document storage
- Download compliance audit
Full automation: the platform sources the vendors, parses the invoices, and keeps the whole team in one command center.
- Everything in Core, plus:
- Team & user management
- CapEx forecasting & budgeting
- Automated vendor dispatch
- AI invoice parsing
- Bulk document scraping
- Alert history logs
Per building, per month · Stripe self-service billing · cancel anytime
From the primary sources: state and district registries such as Maryland's Division of Labor elevator rolls and DC's DOB and BEPS records, synced automatically and reconciled against your portfolio. You can also attach your own inspection reports and permits to any asset.
No - and that's deliberate. Licensed work stays with licensed professionals. CompliCore is the coordination layer: it tracks every deadline, then dispatches vetted, licensed and insured local contractors from its partner network and manages the paper trail.
Maryland and Washington, DC are live, including MD elevator certificates and DC BEPS benchmarking. Virginia is next on the roadmap. Assets outside these jurisdictions can still be tracked manually with the same alerting.
Each building in your portfolio is one subscription unit costing $50/month on Core or $150/month on Pro, and is managed through Stripe self-service billing. Add or remove buildings any time; the subscription quantity follows your portfolio.
Yes. Pro includes team management with scoped roles (admins, property managers, and read-only seats) with live collaboration, so everyone works from the same compliance calendar in real time.
No software can lawfully promise that. CompliCore gives you the live registry data, the deadlines, the reminders, and the dispatch workflow, but final compliance responsibility always remains with the building owner. We make it very hard to miss, but the law makes compliance yours to hit.