Ask the whole register anything, wherever your team works
Dantive covers every active pesticide registration in the US, from crop protection to disinfectants, updated daily. Use it inside the AI assistant your company already has, or in the Dantive web app.
In your AI assistant
Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT or Claude. Your IT team connects Dantive once, and everyone can ask any question about the register in the assistant they already use every day: market counts, head-to-head comparisons, distributor analyses, ownership changes, label content.
In the Dantive web app
The same plain-English questions, plus the Data Browser to explore the market without writing a question, and drill-down into any company or product with its full registration details.
Ask in plain English
Type the question the way you would ask a colleague. Dantive finds the registrations, counts, ranks and explains, and every answer points back to the EPA records behind it. Follow-up questions keep the context, so you can drill into a company, switch to an ingredient or compare two answers without starting over.
Counts and lists come from the records themselves. The AI's job is to understand your question and explain the result. When it adds general background, it says so.
A few questions people ask
- How many active products does [company] have, and in which segments?
- List the restricted-use products that contain [ingredient].
- What signal word do most of [company]'s products carry?
- Which registrations changed owner last month?
- Compare [your company] and [competitor] on the active ingredients you share.
- Which companies have the most active products containing [ingredient]?
- Where is [competitor] adding products at distributors we also supply?
- What is our closest equivalent to each of [competitor]'s distributor products?
- What was newly registered in the last 12 months?
- Which companies registered the most new products this year?
- Which registrations moved between companies in the last 90 days?
- Which product types are the most crowded?
- What PPE does the label for EPA Reg. No. [number] require?
- What are the storage and disposal rules on that label?
- What is the restricted-entry interval for this product?
- Which crops and use sites does this label cover?
- Which biological products are registered for [pest]?
- What share of [company]'s portfolio is biological, compared with its segment?
- Which products for [pest] carry a Caution signal word rather than Danger or Warning?
- How many of [competitor]'s products are restricted use, compared with ours?
- Which of [competitor]'s active ingredients are under re-evaluation?
- Which ingredients show rising cancellations?
- Which portfolios depend most on [ingredient]?
- When did this product's label last change, and what changed?
Distributor questions currently work best from Microsoft Copilot, ChatGPT or Claude.
Browse the whole market
In the Dantive web app, the Data Browser lets you explore the register without writing a question: pick a lens, filter, drill down to the products and companies behind every number.
- Market segments
- From agriculture and turf to public health, industrial and institutional uses.
- Target pests
- Which pests attract the most products and where competitor coverage thins out.
- Product types
- Herbicides, insecticides, fungicides, antimicrobials, disinfectants and more.
- Use sites
- Individual crops, structures and sites, where small gaps become visible.
- Active ingredients
- Search by chemical name, trade name, CAS number or abbreviation.
- Formulations
- Which physical forms dominate each segment.
Compare registrants and their distributors
Put two or three companies side by side: portfolios, shared active ingredients, shared distributors and who is gaining where. Then turn the comparison into work.
- Switch watch list
- Shared distributors where a competitor is adding products and you are not, with dates.
- Product equivalents
- Your closest match for each competitor product, as a starting point for your team to confirm against the labels.
- Label-change windows
- Which distributors must update their labels after a master label changes, and when.
- Portfolio gaps
- What a competitor sells where you have nothing comparable.
Everything else you can ask about
The same register, read in more depth. Ask about any of it in plain English.
- Label content
- PPE, application rates, re-entry intervals, first aid, storage and disposal, restrictions: answered from the label itself, including older scanned labels.
- Label history
- More than 170,000 earlier label versions on record, so you can see when use sites, signal words or restrictions changed.
- Any ingredient name
- Search by common name, trade name, CAS number or abbreviation. More than 24,000 alternative names lead to the right active ingredient.
- Distributor labels traced
- About 38,000 active distributor labels from about 910 distributors, each linked back to the product it is based on, so a private label does not hide who makes the product.
- Ownership history
- Every change of owner on record since the 1960s, including nearly 500 in the past year, so you know who really holds a portfolio today.
- Restricted use and signal words
- Screen active products by signal word and restricted-use status, including the roughly 1,000 restricted-use products that only certified applicators may use.
- Biological products
- Biologicals are classified separately, so you can see how far each segment has moved toward them and who leads.
- Gaps in the market
- Pests, use sites and segments where few products compete, as input for the next registration.
- Regulatory risk signals
- Active ingredients under re-evaluation or with rising cancellations, and the portfolios that depend on them. A screening signal, not a regulatory determination.
Let it watch the market
Set up watch lists for the companies, ingredients and segments you care about. Dantive checks the register every day and sends you what changed, daily or weekly, as you prefer.
- New registrations by companies you follow
- Registrations changing owner
- Distributors adding product lines
- Waves of new registrants on an active ingredient
Connect it to your own AI assistant
Many teams already work in an AI assistant. Dantive works as a connector for Microsoft Copilot (through Copilot Studio), ChatGPT and Claude, so people can ask about the EPA register in the same place they write, plan and analyse, and combine the answers with the rest of their work.
It uses the open standard these assistants use to add business tools (MCP), so your IT team adds it once, like any other connector. Each user then connects with personal access. The connection is read-only, limited to regulatory data, and every query is logged. Details for IT are on the security page.
See it on your own market first
Start with a free Distributor Switch Snapshot for one competitor, or ask for a 60-day pilot for your team.