About EarthSoft

EarthSoft is dedicated to enriching the capabilities of our EQuIS product line and our clients’ experiences managing environmental and geotechnical data.

-Mitch Beard, CEO

Dedication to Innovation

EarthSoft is the recognized leader for data management systems and support with our flagship product, EQuIS™. EarthSoft operations are product-centric on our EQuIS software with a dedication to expanding and enriching the capabilities of EarthSoft’s only product line, EQuIS.

Since its initial release in 1994, EQuIS has undergone continuous innovation. As part of the innovation process, EarthSoft practices an Open Systems business model and teams with industry-leading third-party developers. These developer relationships enhance the EQuIS experience and provide clients with advanced graphics and visualizations for superior decision support and data analysis.

EarthSoft’s Mission

Provide the world’s best environmental data management software

Listen to our clients’ input for enhancements and new features

Stay focused on our core competencies

EQuIS Users Around The Globe

Sales, Support, and Services – Worldwide

EarthSoft and EarthSoft Canada provide superior sales, services and support for EQuIS software with offices in the United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico. EarthSoft Corporate Offices:

Pensacola, Florida
Concord, Massachusetts
Salt Lake City, Utah
Raleigh, North Carolina
Blacksburg, Virginia
Detroit, Michigan
Portland, Oregon
Windsor, Ontario, Canada

EQuIS: One Platform, Two Solutions

EQuIS is a future ready system that manages environmental and geotechnical data in a single platform. For nearly 30 years, government, industries, laboratories, and consultants worldwide have trusted EarthSoft and EQuIS to manage and protect their data assets. EQuIS handles a wide range of data types, covering chemistry, biology, geology, geotechnical data, limnology, water quality, air quality, soil composition, sediment analysis, noise levels, radiological measurements, waste metrics, and associated compliance monitoring. EQuIS enforces data governance, standardization, and centralization and is comprehensive, scalable, and configurable.

Environmental Data Managment

Geotechnical Data Managment

Learn More About EQuIS

“EarthSoft is successful due to our passion for excellence and innovation around our EQuIS software. EQuIS is the sum of continued and focused innovation and a significant investment in support resources. We are confident that EQuIS provides increasing value for our clients, our partners, and eventually for EarthSoft.”

Mitch Beard

CEO

EarthSoft Case Studies

South Nevada Water Authority

Apr 9, 2007

South Nevada Water Authority is using LakeWatch software to provide quantitative results on the water quality of Lake Mead…

Environment BOP

Apr 9, 2007

The Bay of Plenty Regional Council in New Zealand solves the problem of how to determine and maintain the trophic levels of its lakes using LakeWatch software…

EPA SITE Program EQuIS Evaluation

May 9, 2002

Abstract: This project consisted of an evaluation of the Environmental Quality Information System (EQuIS) software designed by EarthSoft, Inc. as an environmental data management and analysis platform for monitoring and remediation projects. In consultation with the EQuIS vendor, six primary modules were tested in this evaluation. These were: Chemistry, Geology, ArcView Geographic Information System (GIS) Interface, Data Verification Module (DVM), CrossTab Report Writer, and Electronic Laboratory Data Checker (ELDC). These modules were chosen for testing because they are the most commonly used. As a part of this evaluation, a demonstration of the technology was conducted by the SITE Program at Science Applications International Corporation’s (SAIC) offices in Cincinnati and Columbus, Ohio and McLean, Virginia. The purpose of the demonstration was to determine whether the software performs the functions claimed by EarthSoft, Inc. and to assess the accuracy of the EQuIS output. In addition, demonstration results and other sources of cost information were used to develop detailed cost estimates for full-scale application of the technology.