Replace what is worn, not what is old.
Substations, lines, pipes and meters are recorded by different regions, contractors and generations of software. Datasight fuses those records into one network, and maintenance follows the real condition of each asset. Sound equipment stays in service longer, and investment is spread over time.
Where it helps
The register, the map and the field, in agreement.
Maintenance by condition, not by calendar
Sensor feeds and maintenance history are joined for each asset. The work plan starts with the most worn equipment, and sound equipment keeps running.
Non-technical losses found
Meter readings are set against contracts and addresses, so tampered meters and billing errors come up for review.
Who is affected, at once
When a feeder trips, Stella shows the customers and sensitive sites downstream, hospitals and priority customers first.
One register for the network
Assets recorded in different systems are matched into a single register that investment plans and the regulator can rely on.
Work orders on the right asset
Inspections and repairs are tied to the asset they concern, however the field team wrote them down. Each asset carries its full history to the next crew.
Questions about the network
Which substations run this model of transformer? Anna AI finds them in the asset register, so the outage plan starts from the list.
Deployment
Inside the operator's walls.
The platform runs inside the operator's own network and opens no outside connection: one exposure fewer to account for under NIS2. Control rooms keep their view of the network around the clock.
Tell us where your network surprises you.
Your existing registers are enough to begin.