Every MOR. Every DMR. Every lab sample bottle, every permit renewal, every CEU deadline — already on your screen, already pre-filled from your own data. Built for the 1–5 person rural utility teams who answer to CDPHE personally, on both the drinking-water and wastewater sides of the plant.
Connect your records once. Upstream learns your facility, your permits, your sampling schedule — and starts running the month with you, drinking-water and wastewater side by side.
Drop in your CDPHE MOR data sheet, your CDPS discharge permit, lab return PDFs from Eurofins or Front Range Labs. We parse them so you don't have to — and we keep them current as new returns arrive each week.
Every deadline, every sample bottle, every renewal — color-coded by preservative, traced back to the rule that requires it. MOR Friday and DMR end-of-month sit on the same calendar, with lab pickups and CEU deadlines in between.
MOR due the 10th, DMR due the 28th — the numbers are already there. You review, your ORC signs, you submit through wqcdcompliance.com or NetDMR. The math is shown. The source samples are linked. You stay the responsible party.
Compliance work is recurring, deadline-driven, and personally accountable. Upstream takes the patchwork — the fridge calendar, the lab spreadsheet, the half-remembered DMR date — and turns it into one screen, without taking the responsibility away from you.
Live compliance home for both sides of the plant. MOR: 31/31 sampling days complete, lowest Cl₂ residual 0.82 mg/L, all TT criteria met. DMR: lagoon BOD₅, TSS, ammonia, and E. coli all logged, draft at 60% with the missing pieces named. You see the status before the deadline sees you.
Orange-cap BOD₅ and TSS, 48-hour critical hold. Yellow-cap H₂SO₄ for effluent ammonia and TKN, 28-day hold. Red-cap HNO₃ for lead and copper. Purple-cap PFAS, 14-day hold, no Teflon contact. The right bottle, the right method, the right courier window — by sample, in one view.
Friday morning automated pull: new lab returns ingested, anomalies surfaced (tight Cl₂ margin, BOD₅ trending up, Bear Creek effluent temperature climbing into the salmonid window), this week's tasks pre-populated. You catch up over coffee — not in the truck.
Every result on the MOR and the DMR clicks through to its source sample. The calculation aid shows its work — the limit, the rule, the sampling method, the row in the data sheet. Upstream is an aid; you stay the responsible party. Audit-ready by design, not by scramble.
"For the first time in twelve years, MOR Friday isn't an all-nighter. The numbers are already there, the source samples are linked, and my ORC can sign off Tuesday morning."
"I used to keep the lab pickup schedule in three places — fridge calendar, spreadsheet, my head. Now I open the screen and the bottles for next week are right there, color-coded by preservative."
"This is what the industry has been missing. Not more dashboards — one screen that holds the calendar, prepares the MOR and DMR, and makes the audit trail obvious to a state reviewer."
The same dashboard adapts to your facility — drinking water, wastewater, or both. Here's what you see when you log in, in the order an operator actually uses them.
Who It's For
Whether you're an operator on the floor, a manager watching the budget, or a board member protecting the community — Upstream AI speaks your language.
Start with the compliance calendar that runs your month. Add the AI co-pilot when you're ready. No per-sample fees. No hidden costs. Cancel anytime.