A LINEINTEL COMMAND SOLUTION
Infrastructure & Maintenance
Use operating history and infrastructure information to guide maintenance priorities and follow-up work in Command.
The Challenge
Observations are only useful when they lead to action. Scattered inspection records and work lists make it harder to identify follow-up, assign responsibility and keep a record of what was done.
- Bring asset information and work records into context
- Prioritize follow-up using known conditions
- Assign maintenance work with clear location details
- Capture field updates and supporting images
- Use completed-work history to inform the next cycle


Context for decisions
Review known conditions and operating history alongside active work.
A clear next assignment
Turn observations into scoped follow-up work for the appropriate crew.
Continuous improvement
Use outcomes to refine future plans. Command supports decisions without promising unvalidated failure predictions.
How Command connects the work
- 01
See
Bring existing system data, work records and field observations into one visual operating view.
- 02
Prioritize
Decide what matters first using location, actual need and operating context.
- 03
Act
Assign work, connect crews and capture status, notes and images from the field.
- 04
Improve
Review outcomes and use operating history to guide the next planning cycle.
Start in the field. Build a broader system view.
Start with field execution. Expand to network-wide insight.
Start with Command and your field teams.
Put priorities, assignments and mobile field execution in place using the information you already have. Command gives office teams and local crews a shared workflow to plan, carry out and document work across the distribution system.
The first enabling capability
Coordinate the work, capture progress and build an operating record with your crews from day one.
Example imagery and product views illustrate the workflow. Aerial and ground photos show separate observations.
COMMAND IN PRACTICE
From storm response to everyday work.
During Ice Storm Fern in 2026, Meriwether Lewis used Command to coordinate dispersed crews and verify completed work.
Read the Meriwether Lewis story →- <4 hours
- From shapefiles to operating view
- 500+
- Work orders reported
- Beyond the storm
- Continued use for vegetation work management
Start with the data you already have.
No new inspection cycle required. We’ll coordinate access, review your data and help select a practical starting workflow.