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Answer elevator code questions with confidence

Elevator Intelligence ties each question to the elevator it is about, the jurisdiction it sits in, and the code edition that governs it. Then it shows you the page.

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Compliance Assistant

Cited answers, in the edition that applies

Ask in plain English, the way you would ask a colleague. Every answer is grounded in a real code section from the edition that governs that elevator, with the citation one click away.

  • Section and page citation on every answer, with the source document open beside it
  • Edition-aware: answers follow the elevator's jurisdiction, install date, and alterations
  • Says so when the code is silent, and points to the closest related provision instead of guessing
  • Rate each answer and keep full session history as a record of every question asked
A code analysis session: the assistant reports no direct requirement in ASME A17.1-1993 and cites the closest related provision, section 1001.1, page 194
My Elevators

Your whole portfolio, organized for regulatory analysis

Each elevator has an equipment profile, so every question starts with the right context instead of a blank page.

  • Hydraulic, traction, and other equipment types with location and jurisdiction
  • Install and alteration dates drive which code edition applies
  • Analysis count and status per unit, with search across elevators and locations
  • Analyze any unit in one click, or open its full details
My Elevators: a table of hydraulic and traction elevators in Nevada and Texas with install dates, alteration dates, analysis counts, and Analyze buttons
Reference Library

Every edition, with the dates it was enforced

See exactly which documents the platform answers from. Code families are broken out by edition, with the adoption window each jurisdiction enforced.

  • ASME A17.1 editions with adoption date ranges per jurisdiction
  • 40+ indexed documents, including ASME A17.1, NFPA 70, and state codes
  • Search by code, state, or edition
  • Ask about a code directly from the library
Supported Documents: cards for ASME A17.1 editions from 1971 to 1984, each showing its adoption years and enforcing jurisdiction
Workspace

Pick up exactly where you left off

The dashboard brings your elevators, recent analysis, and the codes available to you into one view.

  • Counts for elevators, analysis, available codes, and recently viewed items
  • Recent analysis list to reopen any session
  • Start a new session from anywhere in the app
The workspace dashboard showing 9 elevators, 12 analyses, 42 available codes, and a list of recent analysis sessions
Secure access

Your account, on any device

Sign in from the office, the machine room, or the hoistway. Mobile and tablet access is included on every plan.

  • Individual accounts with password reset
  • Payments handled by Stripe; we never store card details
  • Single sign-on, admin controls, and API access on Enterprise
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Decision support, not a replacement. Responsibility for code compliance, inspections, and sign-offs remains with the licensed professional and the authority having jurisdiction. Elevator Intelligence is not affiliated with ASME, NFPA, or ICC; citations let you verify against the official published edition.

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