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The day starts on the device in their hand.
Work execution and reality capture for the crews who walk the lines, climb the poles, and find what wasn't on the map. Built for one hand, bad weather, and a deadline.
- Offline-first. The signal you have is whatever signal you have.
- The pole you're standing under is the pole on the screen.
- Discrepancies become evidence the office can actually act on.
What it does on shift.
Field Ops doesn't ask crews to change their work. It removes the friction between the work they already do and the systems that need to know about it.
Asset context, anywhere
The pole in front of you on the screen, with connected feeders, last inspection, ratings, and history, even with no signal.
Evidence the office trusts
Photos, IMU, GPS, and form data captured together, so the office never has to wonder whether anyone actually verified it.
One-tap discrepancy
What's on the map is wrong. Flag it, justify it, attach evidence, move on. The office decides what makes it into system truth.
Built for one hand
Big targets. Glove-friendly. Daylight-readable. The interface respects the conditions of actual fieldwork.
Sync without ceremony
Work happens offline and syncs when signal returns. If two edits collide, someone gets asked; nothing is silently overwritten.
Coexists with your GIS
Smallworld and Esri stay where they are. Field Ops reads from them and writes back through governed approval.
Who shows up to the work.
Field execution is not one persona. The product respects the differences.
The Field Work Executor
Completes work and captures reality with minimal friction. The product should disappear into the task.
The Field Supervisor
Coordinates the crew, validates evidence, and bridges field reality to office expectations.
The Asset Walker
Walks every mile of right-of-way. Notices what others won't. Documents what others can't reach.
The Damage Assessor
Rapid capture role in storm response. Lighter UX, faster flow, evidence-first.
Where the work goes next
Storm Response
Incidents, crews, and restoration flow, held together when seconds matter.
Network Governance
Where field-reported discrepancies become governed updates to system truth.
Operations Intelligence
Aging work, restoration trends, compliance state, built from the events crews generate.
Put it in real hands on a real crew.
Bring a single crew, a single feeder, and the worst part of their day. Measure it. Decide from there.