CLRD converts structured installation data into regulator-ready DNO documentation — correctly routed, correctly formatted, audit-defensible — across G98, G99, and G100 workflows.
Every installer carries the same friction. The consequences compound with volume.
Misrouting between G98, G99, and G100 isn't just an admin error. It's a delayed install, a rejection on record, and a compliance trail that needs explaining.
G98 / G99 / G100Every network operator has its own format and its own requirements. Reformatting the same installation data manually, job after job, is where errors enter the process.
DNO TemplatesWhen a submission is questioned, what's your proof? An inbox search and a spreadsheet is not a defensible compliance record. CLRD makes it one.
Audit DefensibilityThree steps. No manual judgement required at any point.
Enter site details, system spec, and equipment data through CLRD's structured intake flow.
CLRD evaluates your data against G98, G99, and G100 thresholds. The correct application route is determined without manual input.
Correctly formatted, version-stamped, signed, and ready for DNO submission. Download or submit directly from CLRD.
Built for volume installers. Every screen is structured to eliminate ambiguity and enforce the correct process.
The system calculates route — G98, G99, or G100 — from your data. Engineers don't decide. The engine does.
Pre-install DNO documentation generated at completion. Correctly formatted for the relevant network operator.
Every document is locked at generation with a checksum and timestamp. Your compliance record is complete before the installer leaves site.


No judgement calls. No variation between engineers. The same input produces the same correct output, every time. Compliance doesn't depend on who ran the job.
Every routing decision is traceable. You can show exactly why a G99 was filed rather than a G98 — down to the threshold values that triggered the determination.
Documents are version-stamped and locked at generation. The compliance record is complete before the installer leaves site — not assembled later from memory.
We are working with a small number of professional installers to validate operational workflows prior to full release.