Software for the field, the control room, and everywhere in between.
Field service apps for crews, asset-management extensions, SCADA / DER overlays, customer portals, regulatory reporting. Built for shift schedules, weather, and uptime.
Six places we usually start.
Field service & crew apps
Job dispatch, asset capture, GPS tracking, offline-capable forms. Built for trucks, not desks.
Asset management overlays
Custom logic on top of Maximo, Cascade, Ventyx. Predictive maintenance, RUL, run-to-failure analytics.
SCADA / DER integrations
Read-only dashboards on top of OSI Monarch, OpenADR, OSIsoft PI. DER fleet-level optimization layered in.
Customer & rate-payer portals
Usage visualization, outage status, billing, demand-response opt-in. White-labeled per utility.
Regulatory & reliability reporting
FERC, NERC, EIA, state PUC. Numbers that tie back to your SCADA history on demand.
Outage & restoration management
Crew assignment, ETR calculations, customer comms, post-event reporting. Tested against actual storm patterns.
Substations, solar sites, and field assets — on one live dashboard.
The DataVisions Bridge streams telemetry from remote equipment over a single outbound, encrypted connection — no inbound ports, no VPN. Watch every site from a browser.
Your stack, not a green field.
Most engagements start by integrating with what you already run. The systems below are ones we've shipped against in this vertical — not a marketing list.
What we build to, by default.
These are the constraints your industry lives with. We treat them as guardrails from week one — not a Phase 5 panic.
Three phases, applied to your world.
Same model as every DataVisions engagement — tuned for the rhythms of energy & utilities.
Built to plug into the tools you already run
We connect custom energy and solar software to the hardware and data sources that run your operation — Enphase, SolarEdge, and Aurora Solar for solar, plus Green Button and UtilityAPI for utility data — so you own the platform without rebuilding the ecosystem.
Don’t see your tool? If it has an API, we integrate with it — and you own the connection. Ask about your stack →
