AI permitting agent · built by a licensed civil P.E.

AI-powered permitting that
does the work — not just tells you.

EntitleHQ is the AI agent that runs your permitting end to end. It scopes every permit your project needs — CGP/SWPPP, grading & E&SC, floodplain, ROW, federal triggers — fills the applications, files them, and tracks each one to issuance across every agency. You stay in QA.

Built by a licensed P.E. with 15 years of civil infrastructure experience.

Try a Sample Search

Sample Results for Boise, ID
NPDES Construction General Permit (CGP/SWPPP)
EPA / Idaho DEQ · Required — disturbance >1 ac
Grading & Erosion / Sediment Control Permit
City of Boise Public Works · with drainage plan
Subdivision / Site Drainage Approval
City review · post-construction stormwater
Floodplain Development Permit
Required if within mapped SFHA · Verify
ACHD ROW / Access & Drainage Permit
Ada County Highway District · with site plan
Built by a P.E.
Not a Tech Company Playing Engineer
<60s
From Project to Full Permit Roadmap
30,000+
U.S. Permitting Jurisdictions Indexed

Permitting is where projects
go to slow down and die.

The average civil infrastructure project touches 5–12 regulatory agencies before a shovel hits the ground. Engineers spend weeks piecing together that picture manually — if they get it complete at all.

Fragmented by design

Federal, state, county, city, fire authority, utility district — each with its own portal, forms, and timelines. None of them talk to each other.

Time you don't have

A junior engineer averaging 4–6 hours per project researching applicable permits. On a 30-project portfolio, that's a part-time position doing nothing but Google searches.

Missed permits = missed deadlines

A single missed permit — one Army Corps notification, one air quality threshold — can halt a project for months and trigger penalties that dwarf the cost of prevention.

Describe the project.
The AI runs the permitting.

Tell EntitleHQ what you're building and where — or upload the plans. From there the agent scopes, drafts, files, and tracks every permit, and pulls you in only when it needs a decision.

1

Describe your project

Enter the location and a plain-language description — or drop in the plan set. The AI reads project type, scope, and site triggers (land disturbance, utilities, water-body proximity, floodplain) for you.

2

The AI scopes & fills

It returns the complete permit set — federal, state, and local — ranked by agency, timeline, and cost, then pre-fills each application from your project data and flags what's still missing.

3

It files & tracks to issuance

The agent submits, monitors agency responses, tracks deadlines and conditions, and emails you when it needs input — every action shown and reversible. You approve; it does the work.

Not a lookup tool.
An agent that files.

EntitleHQ doesn't stop at telling you what's required — it fills the forms, submits them, and drives every permit to issuance. Built for the workflows civil and land-development engineers actually use, not a generic compliance tool retrofitted for AEC.

Know every permit a parcel triggers

CGP/SWPPP, grading & E&SC, floodplain, ROW, FL ERP — the full picture in minutes, not an afternoon of agency websites. Down to utility districts, fire authorities, and federal nexus triggers.

What each agency wants, in one place

Submittal requirements, forms, review timelines, and the federal overlays — Section 404/401, NPDES, FEMA floodplain, ESA Section 7 — so a weird parcel or a junior staffer doesn't blow your schedule.

It does the work, then shows you

EntitleAI fills and updates filings in-portal, not just tells you what to do — then tracks every permit to issuance. Every change is shown and reversible. You're QA, not data entry.

Now acts, not just answers

Meet EntitleAI

Your permit assistant lives in the dashboard and now does the work — it reads your project, tells you what to submit next, and can fill and update filings in-portal. Everything it changes is shown and reversible.

  • Ask plain-English questions — no permit jargon required
  • Context-aware — it reads your active project before it answers
  • Included in every plan — no add-on, no upcharge
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EntitleAI
Your permit & entitlement assistant
What federal permits typically apply to a creek crossing in Idaho?
For a creek crossing in Idaho you'll likely need Army Corps Section 404 (dredge & fill), Section 401 Water Quality Cert from IDEQ, and a Floodplain Development Permit. If there's fish habitat involved, expect ESA Section 7 consultation with USFWS.
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Built for the professionals
closest to the work.

EntitleHQ is designed for the engineer and developer who can't afford to miss a permit — and doesn't have time to research one from scratch on every project.

Civil & Site-Development Firms

Stop losing hours to permit research

Your PEs and EITs should be doing engineering, not cross-referencing municipal websites. Give them a tool that does the regulatory scoping in seconds.

Land Developers

Know your entitlement risk up front

Understand the full regulatory picture before you close on a site. Know which permits trigger early, which agencies are slow, and where your timeline risk actually lives.

Built by civil engineers, for civil & land-development firms

Scope permits free. Pay when the AI does the work.

Find the permits, agencies, and forms your project needs — free. Upgrade when you want EntitleHQ to fill your applications, file them, and track every deadline to issuance — automatically. Plans from $49/mo, cancel anytime.

Start free — no card. Or book 15 minutes and I'll run it on one of your real projects.