Utilities & Energy

Which district has the worst reliability? Answered in one place.

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Outage systemWork ordersCrew schedulesAsset recordsYourdatabase$4.35M a yearest. lost to idle crew hours$652K savedest., if you fix 15%
Today

Your numbers live in four places.

Piedmont Electric Co-op runs on Outage system, Work orders, Crew schedules and Asset records. None of them talk to each other.

Step 1 · Collect

We connect them. Read-only.

Secure pipes copy the data automatically. Nothing changes in your tools.

Step 2 · Clean

Names match. Duplicates go.

Everything lands in one private database, checked every time it updates.

Step 3 · See

The leak shows up.

Paid crew time with no work scheduled: an estimated $4.35M a year for this sample company — worst at South District. Illustrative, from sample data.

Step 4 · Act

Fix a slice. Keep the money.

Fixing just 15% is worth $652K a year.

numarket's first year costs $160K. Try your own numbers below.

Your numbers

Run the math yourself.

Illustrative estimate · typical company · 12 months

Paid crew time with no work scheduled

Crews are paid for the whole shift. Hours without a work order are cost with nothing to show for it.

Worst at South District.

51,164 hrsIdle crew hours
$85.00Cost per crew hour
$4.35MLost per year
$4.35MLost per year
15%
$652KSaved per year
Saved per year$652K
numarket Command plan (Large), first year$160K

At 15%, it pays for itself in about 3 months.

How we'd fix it: Crew schedules next to the work-order backlog, so idle time gets filled with planned maintenance.

Illustrative estimate for a typical company in this industry
How we estimated this
  • A made-up larger company (Piedmont Electric Co-op) with 5 districts and 12 months of generated sample records. Not a real client.
  • Idle crew hours: 51,164 hrs × cost per crew hour: $85.00 = $4.35M a year.
  • Your loaded cost per crew hour: $85.00 — a typical figure for the industry, not a measured one.
  • “Fix 15%” assumes you recover 15% of the loss. You can change that share in the calculator.
  • Your real numbers will differ. The free Readiness Check runs the same math on your data.
The dashboard

What your team would see.

Filter it. Every number adds up.

Piedmont Electric Co-op · WorkspaceSample data
60 monthly records
Outage minutes per customer
87.0
▲ from 85.2 vs. prior 12 mo
vs. reliability target
+7.4%
▲ from +5.2% vs. prior 12 mo
Outage events
401
▼ 3.6% vs. prior 12 mo
Crew utilization
79.7%
▲ from 79.7% vs. prior 12 mo
Outage minutes per customer vs. target
2.04.06.08.010.012.0Sep '25Nov '25Jan '26Mar '26May '26Jul '26Aug '26
Outage minutes per customer by cause
  • Weather34.5
  • Equipment failure23.7
  • Vegetation13.5
  • Third-party damage9.1
  • Other6.2
Action item · Target equipment failure in South District

South District customers averaged 109.7 outage minutes, 35.5% worse than target. Equipment failure caused 33.4% of them. Crew utilization is 72.7%.

Owner: Operations directorDue: Before storm season

What your team does differently

One operations view instead of 14 spreadsheets.

Effort for you
Moderate
First dashboard
6–10 weeks
Plan setup from
$40,000 · Command plan
From the field

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Crew lead · on their phone

Outage report

What the manager sees — right away

Sample
  • South District: 1,120 customers out · Equipment failure12 min ago
  • East District: 85 customers out · Vegetation24 min ago

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