Renewable developers, solar O&M, and oilfield or utility contractors share a pattern: the work is in the field, the money is in a packet, and the clock is someone else's. We make interconnection packages, alarm triage, and ticket-to-cash explicit.
- →Interconnection applications bounce on preventable deficiencies
- →NERC IBR evidence is a shared drive with no sign-off
- →Monitoring alarms dispatch trucks for inverter flaps
- →Oilfield and ROW tickets sit in photos until DSO becomes a working-capital crisis
Interconnection application QA
Checklist QA and human disposition before ISO/RTO submission (Gridpath).
NERC IBR obligation tracker
Assets, evidence, and sign-offs - flags and drafts; engineers decide (Gridpath).
Solar alarm triage NOC
Classify multi-OEM alarms conservatively and dispose them before truck rolls (Suntriage).
SLA work orders with avoided-roll proof
Field WOs on SLA clocks and owner savings ledgers (Suntriage).
Oilfield ticket-to-cash
Validate field tickets against MSA rate books, client portal approval, invoice with evidence (Ticketbridge).
Utility ROW ticket billing
Vegetation, pole, and line tickets with dispute handling and factoring packs (Ticketbridge).
Purpose-built, not a vertical sticker on a platform
Gridpath
Interconnection and NERC IBR copilot for renewable developers — flags and drafts; engineers decide.
Suntriage
AI-assisted solar O&M alarm triage — classify conservatively, dispose in a NOC queue, dispatch WOs, prove avoided truck rolls.
Ticketbridge
Ticket-to-cash for oilfield and utility contractors — field tickets, rate books, client approval, invoices, DSO.
Energy & Utilities FAQs
Does Gridpath file at the ISO?
No. It prepares and QAs the package. Your engineers file. It will not auto-stamp NERC-compliant.
Will Suntriage auto-dispatch?
No. Classification is conservative. A NOC human disposes; then a work order can go out.