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§ Private Profile · Indianapolis, IN, USA
Environmental compliance software automating EHS data management, regulatory reporting, EPCRA Tier II, and hazardous material tracking.
Based in Indianapolis, Indiana, Encamp develops environmental compliance data management software that automates complex environmental, health, and safety regulatory processes for enterprise clients. The company operates on a software-as-a-service subscription model to streamline workflows like hazardous material tracking, serving nearly 200 businesses and 40,000 users across more than 8,000 regulated facilities nationwide. Its enterprise customer base includes major corporations such as American Tower Corporation and Nutrien Ag Solutions, who utilize the platform to reduce non-compliance risks. Operating with a workforce of 51 to 100 employees, the firm secured a $30 million Series C funding round in 2022 following a period of 500% annual recurring revenue growth. This financing was led by Drive Capital, with additional institutional backing from OpenView and High Alpha Capital. Encamp was founded in 2017 by Luke Jacobs and Sam Jacobs.
Encamp has raised $46.0M across 4 funding rounds.
Encamp has raised $46.0M in total across 4 funding rounds.
Encamp is an enterprise technology company founded in 2017 that builds an end-to-end environmental compliance platform to help large organizations manage regulatory requirements efficiently.[1][2][3][4][5] It serves top enterprises across the US, particularly those with complex operations involving chemical inventories, waste management, and reporting to state and federal bodies like SERC, LEPC, and fire departments, solving the problem of manual, error-prone compliance processes that lead to risks, fines, and inefficiencies.[3][4][5] By blending high-tech automation—like centralized data visibility, AI-driven SDS digitalization, automated reporting, fee payments, and cradle-to-grave waste tracking—with high-touch expert support from environmental scientists and former regulators, Encamp transforms disjointed compliance into a streamlined, single source of truth, covering 8,000+ regulated locations for its clients.[1][4][5] The company demonstrates strong growth momentum, with 51-200 employees (reported as 62 in some sources), SOC 2 Type 2 certification, AWS-hosted security, multiple awards (e.g., Environment & Energy Leader 2020-2025), and a portion of revenue dedicated to global tree-planting for carbon sequestration.[1][2][3]
Encamp was launched in 2017 in Indianapolis, Indiana, by co-founders including the CEO, driven by the recognition that environmental compliance is unnecessarily complex and burdensome for businesses.[1][2][3] The idea emerged from the founders' expertise in environmental regulations, aiming to make compliance easier to foster better environmental stewardship and operational efficiency—believing that simplifying regulatory workflows would align business success with positive planetary impact.[3] Early traction came from addressing pain points in EPCRA (Emergency Planning and Community Right-to-Know Act) reporting and chemical threshold tracking, evolving into a full platform with high-touch support; pivotal moments include rapid adoption by major enterprises, industry awards starting in 2019 (e.g., Techpoint, Occupational Health & Safety), and consistent recognition as an Environment & Energy Leader through 2025.[3]
Encamp rides the wave of environmental digital transformation amid escalating regulatory pressures and ESG (Environmental, Social, Governance) mandates, where enterprises face complex, evolving rules on chemical reporting (e.g., EPCRA, Tier II/HMBP) across jurisdictions.[3][4][5] Timing is ideal as climate regulations tighten post-Paris Agreement and with US state-level expansions, while manual processes cost businesses millions in fines and inefficiencies—Encamp's automation fills this gap for multi-facility operators in manufacturing, chemicals, and energy sectors.[1][4] Market forces like rising compliance costs, talent shortages in EHS roles, and demand for unified data platforms favor its growth, positioning it as the US leader in enterprise compliance reporting automation.[4] It influences the ecosystem by setting standards for tech-enabled sustainability, enabling companies to demonstrate verifiable impact, and fostering a model where compliance drives business value rather than just risk avoidance.[3][5]
Encamp is poised to expand its platform with deeper AI integrations for predictive compliance and global regulatory support beyond the US, capitalizing on trends like net-zero mandates and automated ESG reporting.[4][5] As regulations proliferate and enterprises prioritize resilient operations, its expert-led automation will solidify leadership, potentially through partnerships with waste vendors or EHS software giants. Influence may evolve toward shaping policy via data insights, amplifying its mission where business and environment converge—transforming compliance from a burden into a competitive edge, much like how it began by simplifying the unnecessarily hard.
Encamp has raised $46.0M across 4 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $30.0M Series C in June 2022.
Encamp has raised $46.0M in total across 4 funding rounds.
Encamp's investors include Drive Capital, 7GC & Co, Allos Ventures, Alumni Ventures, BrandProject, Costanoa Ventures, EVE Atlas, Foundry Group, Grotech Ventures, High Alpha, Ignition Partners, Initialized Capital.