One system runs the whole business — metering, revenue, service, field work — and the intelligence that will run the grid itself. Cloud-native, vendor-neutral, multi-tenant.
One product on it today: Otto, our AMI — live in the field.
A meter fleet is a utility's densest sensor network. We own that data plane and the workflows that act on it, so intelligence closes the loop instead of producing another dashboard.
Revenue, service, field work and network, in one place. Where a utility actually works.
Predicting loss, demand, outages and grid health — and orchestrating solar, storage and EVs.
Connects to the meters, validates every reading, and feeds the layers above. Live today.
Any OEM, any protocol, any transport — including whatever is already in the ground.
Gridverse is a utility OS built as a platform, not a suite of bolted-together tools: one data plane, one login, one tenant model. Products on top of it can stand on their own — start with the one you need now, add the next without a migration.
Otto is our AMI — advanced metering infrastructure — and the operations that metering drives. It talks to every meter in the field: commissioning them, collecting and validating readings, catching tamper and outage events, keeping firmware current.
Then it carries that data through to the work it creates — prepaid billing and collections, exceptions, complaints, field crews. Vendor-neutral, so it works with the fleet already in the ground.
Single sign-on only — no passwords to leak. Role-gated access, tenant-isolated data, and every command attributable to a person.
Networks drop and crews work without signal. The mobile app works offline, missed reads are backfilled, and gaps surface as exceptions rather than quiet estimates.
A hosted product that arrives configured, not a platform you assemble. No servers to run, no upgrade projects, one vendor accountable end to end.
Rooftop solar, batteries and EVs are making distribution volatile just as national rollout programmes across Asia, Africa, the Middle East and Latin America fund the meters that make real-time operation possible.
Incumbents own meters with legacy, OEM-locked software. Analytics specialists own models that ride on someone else's data plane. Neither owns the operations — where a decision becomes an action.
Large installed bases, but software that is legacy, costly and slow to deploy — scoped for markets our buyers are not in.
Analytics that sit beside the operation rather than inside it. When the insight lands, someone still has to act in another system.
Lighter and faster to deploy, priced for global markets — and the moat compounds: every meter we run deepens the data the intelligence is built on.
One platform adapts to one country's tariff policy, another's rollout programme, or a single operator's rules. We start where the pain is highest and the legacy lightest.
Operators already running Otto go straight to the console. To see it on your own fleet, talk to us.