CANNABIS LAB COMPLIANCE
Release decisions
you can defend.
EVA reviews the certificate of analysis against your state's cannabis testing limits, cites every result to the page it came from, and builds the evidence packet an auditor will accept.
California · Oregon · Nevada. Versioned rules, pinned to every review.
CERTIFICATE OF ANALYSIS - COMPLIANCE REVIEW
SC-2608-KUSH
Flower (inhalable) · US-CA
| Lead (Pb) | 0.21 µg/g | ≤ 0.5 µg/g | PASS |
| Myclobutanil | ND | ND required | PASS |
| Total Aflatoxins | 4 µg/kg | ≤ 20 µg/kg | PASS |
| Aspergillus fumigatus | DETECTED | ND in 1 g | FAIL |
| Water Activity | 0.58 aw | ≤ 0.65 aw | PASS |
A REVIEW, START TO FINISH
From “what does this batch need?” to “here's the proof.”
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Declare the sample
Pick the state and product type. EVA lays out every required test before a single page is uploaded, and every requirement starts as missing.
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Drop in the paperwork
COA, benchsheets, chain of custody, instrument data. EVA reads every page and turns it into results you can click back to their source.
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Get a verdict you can trace
Each result is held to your state’s limit for that product type. Failures and missing tests become blockers, each with its regulation citation.
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Hand over the packet
One download: the determination, every source document unaltered, a fingerprint for each file, and the audit trail. Identical on every export.
Verdicts you can check by hand
Every line shows the result, the limit it was held to, and the regulation that sets it. Your reviewer can confirm any verdict with a calculator and the rulebook.
Every number has an address
Click any result and land on the exact page of the exact document it came from. Reports are fingerprinted when they are made, so an exported PDF can never quietly change.
Your state’s rules, not a generic checklist
California, Oregon, and Nevada ship today with their published action levels, specific to the product type, because flower and edibles fail differently.
WHAT YOU HAND THE AUDITOR
The data packet: one ZIP that proves the COA.
Made once per review and identical every time you download it. Its summary page grades its own completeness, so the packet tells you whether it would survive an audit before an auditor does.
WHO USES EVA
Built for everyone who signs off on a batch.
Testing laboratories
Pre-flight every COA before it leaves the building. Catch a transposed decimal, a missing panel, or a batch mismatch before a client or a regulator does, and keep the evidence ready for the next audit.
Producers and distributors
Verify the lab paperwork you receive before you release product on it. A batch is only as good as its documentation, and EVA reads all of it in minutes instead of an afternoon.
Compliance consultants
Review client documentation at scale with a defensible, citable method. Every verdict carries its regulation and a link to the exact page of evidence.
QUESTIONS LABS ASK US
The straight answers.
Does EVA make the release decision?
No. EVA checks the results against state limits and assembles the evidence, but the release decision belongs to your qualified reviewer. Every screen and report says so, because that is how regulated release works.
Which states are covered?
California, Oregon, and Nevada today, each with its published action levels for every product type. A limit we cannot verify is shown as a completeness check, never a made-up number.
Is it just AI reading documents?
EVA reads the documents for you, but a pass or fail is never a guess. Each verdict shows the result, the limit, and the citation side by side, so your reviewer can check any line.
What do I hand an auditor?
The data packet: one ZIP with the determination, every source document unaltered, a fingerprint for every file, and the audit trail. Its summary page grades its own completeness.
How do we start?
Request a demo and we will walk through a review with your state and product types. You can also click through the sample review on this site first.
Put your next batch through it.
Book a guided demo with your state and product types, or click through the sample review first.