ITRAK 365 Introduces ITRAK IQ for AI Integration in EHS Workflows

Apr 29, 2026
ITRAK 365 has launched ITRAK IQ, an AI integration framework designed to connect Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) and operational data with AI assistants within a customer's Microsoft environment. The platform enables secure, governed AI use without sending data to external services.

ITRAK 365 has introduced ITRAK IQ, an AI integration framework for Environment, Health and Safety (EHS) and operational systems, announced in a press release. The tool connects EHS and operational data to AI assistants, allowing organizations to summarize, analyze, and act on safety and operations information directly within their workflows.

ITRAK IQ operates inside a customer's Microsoft tenant, using existing identities, permissions, and governance structures. This setup keeps sensitive data within the organization's environment rather than sending it to external AI services. The framework supports multiple AI models and lets users deploy or build unlimited AI agents tailored to their operational needs.

The system is designed for secure and governed AI use, supporting auditability and oversight. It is currently available in preview through the Microsoft Marketplace with pricing starting at 2,000 USD per tenant per month. Existing ITRAK 365 customers can request early access through their account teams.

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