Find the full picture.
Pull records around a property and organize them into a case. Keep dates, document labels, and original files together.
Connect DERMx to your AI assistant to review Miami-Dade environmental records, reconstruct site history, and trace findings to original documents.
A remote MCP connector. Your assistant, your workflow.Public records are available. Useful answers still take work. DERMx connects the search, the difficult files, and the evidence behind the answer.
Pull records around a property and organize them into a case. Keep dates, document labels, and original files together.
Open multi-page microfilm, legacy spreadsheets, email attachments, and large plan sheets. Bring the hard-to-read details into view.
Trace recorded findings to the source page. Surface unreadable pages and missing records so uncertainty stays visible.
These are actual DERM records, retrieved through the connected service. Switch between the original pages and file inspections below.
The assistant explains what it reads. DERMx provides the records, page images, and structured data, then checks citations and values when findings are recorded.
Professional conclusions remain yours to make.
Connect DERMx through MCP, then ask in the language of your work.
“Pull the DERM records for this folio and show me which pages need review.”
Take the work forward as a Word draft, spreadsheet, PDF, map layer, or case archive.
DERMx is a remote MCP connector. It gives your existing assistant access to DERM records and specialized file tools. You keep working in your preferred compatible AI app.
Coverage is Miami-Dade DERM. Search by folio, address, case number, or facility. FDEP OCULUS is outside the initial release.
The evidence viewer links findings to source pages. Original files are retained, changes create new versions, and exports include common document, spreadsheet, and geospatial formats.
Request a demo to discuss your review workflow and pilot access. The interactive examples on this page are mockups; a demonstration can show the connected service.
Environmental intelligence should make the evidence easier to use, and human judgment better informed.
OPEF Inc. was selected to showcase its technology at the 2026 Permitting Innovators Expo. The program is led by the White House Council on Environmental Quality, in collaboration with NASA’s Center of Excellence for Collaborative Innovation.
See OPEF in the selected entrantsMaking records public is a starting point. Making them searchable, readable, and traceable helps residents, professionals, and agency staff put that information to work.
DERMx brings that purpose to Miami-Dade’s environmental records: less time wrestling with files, more time understanding the evidence. Our ambition is a maintained, openly available public resource, with the original record always within reach.