Your systems stay put.
Logos is a layer above the stack you already run. Everything underneath stays. Integrations arrive one workflow at a time, as each is proven, and nothing gets ripped out to make room.
Bridges that carry the work itself, with the records attached.
Every integration exists to make a workflow usable: work flows in, field truth flows back.
GIS Bridge
Smallworld-native connectivity via VMDS, from browsing datasets to governed write-back of field-captured changes. Esri ArcGIS Online and Enterprise supported for import and export. Both keep their place.
Work systems
SAP and Design Manager: work orders flow in, evidence and completions flow back. No manual re-entry on either side.
Outage context
Live outage orders viewed and updated from the field, running against PowerOn in production today. Crews see the order beside the network, on the same screen.
Interchange breadth
CSV, shapefiles, and the geospatial formats utilities actually trade in. Getting data in and out is table stakes, and your data exports in full whenever you ask.
Operational API
One contract for the systems you already trust, opened one workflow at a time as each is proven.
Design sync
Designs synchronize from SAP or Smallworld Design Manager, and the two can be linked: SAP holds the design record while Smallworld captures the physical assets. One design, both systems, no re-keying.
Custom connections
Proprietary or client-specific systems are scoped explicitly, priced as visible line items, and built against acceptance criteria. No open-ended integration programs.
Honest boundaries.
No universal sync. No blanket ADMS integration. No claim that every system connects on day one. Your ADMS, AMI, and SCADA stay exactly where they are; integrations earn their way in, one proven workflow at a time.
Start with the workflow that hurts most.
No big-bang integration program. We connect what the first workflow needs, prove it against a baseline, and open the next connection when it's earned.
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