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System truth changes when someone with authority says so.
The governance surface for office reviewers. Evidence beside system truth. Approve, reject, request more information, or investigate. Authoritative editing stays where it already lives, and write-back happens with a name attached.
- Source, version, and confidence travel with every record.
- Approval is a decision, not a button. Every disposition is durable and auditable.
- Coexists with Smallworld and Esri, which stay the system of record.
What it does before the model changes.
Network Governance is built for review and disposition, with provenance attached. Freehand map editing stays in Smallworld and Esri, on purpose.
Discrepancy queue
Field-reported deltas, ranked by impact and age. Aging work doesn't get hidden behind a "tickets" tab.
Side-by-side diff
System truth on one side, field evidence on the other, changed fields highlighted. Most decisions take a few seconds.
Approve, reject, investigate
Four constrained dispositions. Every choice is durable, attributed, and reversible with a trail.
Provenance front-and-center
Source, version, capture time, evidence type, visible at decision time. No more "where did this come from?"
Governed write-back
Approved updates flow back to Smallworld or Esri through the bridge. The system of record stays the system of record.
"Request more info"
Loop the field back in when the evidence isn't enough. The crew sees the question on the device, on the pole, in context.
Who governs the model.
Network model integrity has multiple layers. Network Governance respects that.
The Office Reviewer
Evaluates evidence, dispositions discrepancies. The product's most important user, earn this trust first.
The GIS Integrity Steward
Owns model correctness and QA/QC. Sees deeper detail, accesses the audit trail.
The Tech Analyst
Understands how GIS, OMS, AMI, and work systems interact operationally. Diagnoses cross-system mismatches.
The Network Drafter
Performs authoritative editing in Smallworld or Esri. Sees the approved updates arrive cleanly.
Where the work comes from
Field Ops
Where discrepancies are born, crews capturing reality and flagging what doesn't match the map.
Storm Response
Storm-driven model deltas, what changed in the network during restoration that the model needs to know.
Operations Intelligence
Aging discrepancies, time-to-disposition, model drift trends, visible to leadership.
Pick one feeder. Govern it cleanly.
One feeder, one reviewer, one cycle. Measure time-to-disposition and model drift. Decide from there.