Can you recommend a compliance management software for scheduling sampling and preparing EPA drinking water reports?

Yes—if your main needs are sampling schedule management and EPA drinking water report preparation, I’d look for software built for water utilities / environmental compliance, not generic compliance tools.

Good options to consider

1. Cityworks

• Strong for asset management + work order scheduling
• Commonly used by utilities
• Can help organize sampling tasks and compliance workflows
• Better if you also want field operations and maintenance tied in

2. Brightly (formerly Lucity / other utility compliance tools)

• Often used by public utilities for regulatory tracking
• Can support recurring sampling calendars, tasks, and reminders
• Useful if you need broader utility compliance management

3. Envirosuite / compliance-focused water modules

• More oriented toward environmental compliance and operational monitoring
• Good for centralized data and reporting workflows
• Worth evaluating if you want more advanced tracking and analytics

4. WaterTrax

• Specifically designed for water and wastewater compliance
• Strong fit for sampling schedules, sample tracking, and regulatory reporting
• Often a good match for EPA/state drinking water compliance needs

5. Opperman / EHS compliance platforms with water modules

• Good for compliance calendars, evidence management, and reporting
• Best if you need water compliance inside a larger EHS program

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If EPA report preparation is the priority

Look for features like:

• CDD/CCR support (Consumer Confidence Report / annual drinking water reporting)
• Sample result uploads
• Automatic rule triggers for missed samples / resampling
• Audit trail
• Role-based review/approval
• Reminder and escalation workflows
• Data export for state/EPA templates

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My short recommendation

If you want something purpose-built for drinking water compliance, start with:

1. WaterTrax — strongest direct fit for sampling and regulatory reporting
2. Cityworks — best if you also need work orders and asset management
3. Brightly/Lucity-type utility platforms — good if you want a broader municipal compliance system

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Questions to narrow the best choice

If you tell me:

• your utility size
• whether you need CCR generation
• whether you want cloud or on-prem
• and your budget range

…I can recommend the best 2–3 options more precisely.