The Challenge
Crews are deployed without real-time location, completion status, or damage scope visibility. Supervisors are flying blind for 6–12 hours after initial dispatch.
Phone trees, email chains, and spreadsheets cannot manage the workflow complexity of 1,000+ incoming mutual-aid crews — shift assignments, credentialing, lodging, and safety briefs all break down.
Paper-based damage assessment means cost records, crew logs, and geo-tagged photos are reconstructed days or weeks after the event — introducing errors and denied reimbursement claims.
OMS, GIS, crew management, and FEMA tracking live in separate silos. Cross-system updates require manual re-entry, adding hours to every storm-response decision cycle.
StraViso OTT AI Platform
Three purpose-built capabilities deployed over your existing OMS, GIS, and FEMA systems — no rip-and-replace, no 18-month implementation.
Field crews capture geo-tagged photos, asset IDs, and damage categories directly in the StraViso mobile app — eliminating paper forms and feeding live data to the operations center the moment a pole is touched.
Real-Time CaptureAI prioritizes damage tickets by severity, customer impact, and crew proximity — then dispatches mutual-aid teams with turn-by-turn task packets. Supervisors see every crew location, status, and ETA on a single live map.
AI-Prioritized DispatchEvery crew action, material consumed, and geo-tagged damage record is automatically formatted to FEMA Public Assistance requirements — producing audit-ready claim packages without manual reconstruction after the event.
Automated ComplianceHow It Works
StraViso's OTT layer detects the cross-silo trigger, orchestrates field response, and closes the loop with compliance-ready documentation — all without touching your existing OMS, GIS, or ERP.
OMS alerts, weather triggers, or field reports fire an event into the StraViso orchestration layer — automatically creating a storm incident workspace.
Damage tickets are ranked by customer impact and crew proximity. Mutual-aid teams receive mobile task packets with routing, safety briefs, and asset IDs — instantly.
Geo-tagged photos, completion confirmations, and material logs are captured in real time via the StraViso mobile app — no paper, no back-office entry.
All crew activity, cost records, and damage evidence are formatted to FEMA Public Assistance standards — claim-ready within 24 hours of demobilization.
No rip-and-replace. StraViso orchestrates over your existing stack.
Impact Outcomes
Average restoration window drops from 72 hours to 12 hours through AI-prioritized dispatch and live crew visibility.
Automated documentation captures all required cost records, photos, and crew logs at point of field activity — eliminating after-the-fact reconstruction.
Single-pane visibility across all mutual-aid crews — shift assignments, credentialing, task status, and real-time location — regardless of host or guest utility systems.
AI-optimized dispatch eliminates dead-end routing and assignment overlap — keeping every crew productive from arrival to demobilization.
Claim packages are ready within 24 hours of demobilization vs. the industry average of 3–7 days — accelerating reimbursement timelines and reducing carry-cost exposure.
StraViso deploys over existing OMS, GIS, and FEMA systems — no rip-and-replace, no data migration, no multi-year implementation programme.
Utility Segments
StraViso's storm orchestration layer addresses the distinct field and compliance challenges of each distribution segment without requiring separate deployments.
Start with the highest-urgency trigger — the storm — and grow into back-office automation, DER queues, and inventory visibility on the same OTT platform. No re-architecture. No re-pitch.
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