The grid, worst-first, with the reasoning attached.
Network risk, transformer health, and demand — ranked by what deserves attention now, each with the method that produced it.
Decisions with the case attached. Not another dashboard.
Which feeder breaches at peak
Load-flow on your own topology, not a generic model.
Which transformer fails next
Asset health ranked worst-first, before the monsoon decides for you.
Where the capex rupee works hardest
Reconductoring ranked by loss reduction per rupee — each claim re-solved, not assumed.
How much solar the network can host
Headroom per transformer before voltage or thermal limits bind.
What load is coming
Forecasts that state their uncertainty as bands — never a certain-sounding guess.
Whether the network survives a fault
Contingency analysis on the real network, worst cases first.
activates on your network model & meter feed
The control-room surface, on your grid.
The map owns the fold; the worklist stacks below. Shown here as a marketing preview — the working surface runs on your network.
Start with the feeders that worry you most.
One bounded zone, forward-deployed, an exit clause from day one. The license that follows is flat per DISCOM — it does not grow as you add meters.