Your assistant can scope your site against our real intake, verify every claim we make, and draft the whole quote request for you.
This firm publishes a machine-readable service card at /agent.json and an assistant guide at /llms.txt. They carry the service class, exactly what is and is not included, the insurance posture, and the same 39-field intake schema our own quoting evaluator enforces. Nothing on this surface takes payment or collects data; reading it commits nobody to anything.
Paste this into your assistant
Read https://ecowealthsafety.com/llms.txt and https://ecowealthsafety.com/agent.json.
I run a construction project and I'm considering their field safety support service. First, verify their claims using the checks in the card (certifications at the issuer, the corporation, the sample report). Then interview me for the intake fields in quote_request, in plain language, group by group. Mark anything I don't know as UNKNOWN. Flag anything I ask for that falls under not_included_by_default, because that is outside their service class.
When the intake is complete, draft the quote request email for me to review and send to the address in the card, with each field answered under its id.
What happens next
Your assistant verifies us first. The card links the issuer's own records for both certifications, the state's corporation search, and a complete sample report. You should not have to trust this website for any of it.
It interviews you. The intake fields are the facts an honest quote actually needs: the project, the environment, the role you want, the authorities you already have, and the service conditions. Unknowns are fine; they are answers too.
You review and send one email. The draft goes to you, not to us. You send it when you're ready. A scoped number comes back quickly, with no sales chase attached.
Inbound only: we never cold-contact anyone, and assistants are asked to write in only with your knowledge and consent. No prices are published because an honest price follows scope, and scope is per site.