Identity · owner-action
Legal entity, registered address, and jurisdiction of formation are not yet declared.
AINBIS operating blueprint · aim-act-leak-repair-completeness-pack-engine
Regulatory compliance
facilities and operations leaders at multi-site food businesses (5–80 locations)
Since January 1, 2026, any walk-in, rack, or ice machine holding 15+ lb of HFC refrigerant carries owner-side federal leak-repair duties under 40 CFR §84.106 — the leak-rate math after every addition, the 30-day repair clock, verification tests, three years of records, and the March 1 chronic-leaker report. But the invoice that should feed that record says 'topped off walk-in, 2 jugs', it lives in an AP inbox, and nobody at the company has computed a leak rate all year.
On LeakPack Clear, facilities leaders stop reconstructing refrigerant records and start releasing them. Forward the contractor invoice; AI extracts the fields with source quotes, deterministic code runs the locked leak-rate method against the 30/20/10 thresholds, and a human analyst — with an EPA Section 608-credentialed reviewer on every threshold trip — releases a Completeness Pack and updates your 3-year Portfolio Leak Register the same day.
[
{
"body": "Forward the contractor invoice, work order, or email exactly as it arrived. It gets a document ID and hash on arrival, the vendor is resolved through the alias table, and the appliance is matched against your registry — ambiguous matches go to a human, not a guess.",
"title": "Intake: forward the invoice"
},
{
"body": "AI pulls the §84.106-relevant fields — service date, refrigerant type, quantity added, technician, nature of service — each with a verbatim source quote and confidence score. Anything below the confidence bar routes to analyst triage instead of flowing through.",
"title": "Extract with source quotes"
},
{
"body": "Leak rate by your locked method (annualizing or rolling average, both computed for comparison), threshold check against the 30/20/10 categories, repair-clock start and deadline, and calendar-year chronic percentage — versioned, unit-tested code. No leak rate, clock date, or chronic figure ever comes from a language model.",
"title": "Compute in deterministic code"
},
{
"body": "An analyst signs every green and yellow release. Threshold trips, method switches, dual-regime appliances, chronic watchlines, and first packs for a new customer are red — an EPA Section 608-credentialed reviewer must approve before anything ships.",
"title": "Human release gate"
},
{
"body": "The PDF pack and CSV register row land in your folder the same day as release, with an accept-to-binder checkbox so your record shows customer acceptance. The Portfolio Leak Register stays the single, appliance-indexed index of everything.",
"title": "Deliver and register"
},
{
"body": "Every Monday: open repair clocks with days remaining, chronic percentages, aging exceptions, and — from December — the March 1 countdown. Chronic thresholds are recomputed portfolio-wide via an independent path every December and February.",
"title": "Watch the clocks"
}
]Identity · owner-action
Legal entity, registered address, and jurisdiction of formation are not yet declared.
Trust boundary · verified
Public page is a validation microsite for a documentation-support service; not a law firm, not a repair contractor, and not an EPA representative.
SEO integrity · verified
No fake review, rating, LocalBusiness, or Organization identity schema is emitted; no penalty figures without the actual-penalties-vary caveat.
Regulated claims · release-blocker
Elevated trust burden — §84.106-adjacent claims gated on owner facts: named EPA Section 608-credentialed reviewer engagement letter, entity identity, and counsel review of engagement terms and disclaimers.
Manifest coverage · assumed
Manifest-backed blueprint present in source repository (2026-07-12 build, incl. May 2026 TRU-exclusion fresh-research update).
Passed: 20; total: 20; coverage: 100.