POWER INFRASTRUCTURE ASSET MANAGEMENT

Intellect Management

Every asset. Every work order. One record.

Intellect Management is a power infrastructure asset management platform that keeps the asset register, work orders, preventive maintenance, spare parts, and compliance calendar for solar, energy storage, substations, and other power equipment in one application. WATTMORE also builds the data acquisition hardware that feeds it.

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Intellect Management overview showing open and overdue work orders, compliance items needing attention, alarm proposals to review, and the next 14 days of scheduled work
The overview: open and overdue work, compliance deadlines, alarm proposals awaiting review, and the next 14 days. Shown with demonstration data.

Know what you own. Know what it needs.

One register for the equipment, and the work, parts, and obligations that go with it.

Keep one asset register

Record hierarchy, nameplate, criticality, warranty, and meters for every asset, with an asset health indicator and cost of ownership.

Run work orders end to end

Plan checklists, labor, parts, approvals, and safety prerequisites, then close out with failure codes. Use the dispatch board and calendar to schedule the work.

Schedule preventive maintenance

Trigger maintenance by calendar, by meter, or by whichever comes first, starting from a library of procedures for electrical and storage equipment.

Track parts and purchasing

Hold spare parts stock by site with reorder points, and raise purchase orders with approval and receipt.

Turn alarms into a short queue

Repeated and related alarms are grouped into proposed work orders with a plain-language reason. A person approves or rejects each one.

Report on reliability and cost

Review MTTR, MTBF, first-time-fix rate, preventive maintenance compliance, backlog ageing, availability, downtime losses, and maintenance cost.

HARDWARE AND SOFTWARE FROM ONE VENDOR

The record, the alarm, and the meter. One source.

WATTMORE builds Intellect EnFORM, the data acquisition hardware that feeds Intellect Management. The asset record, the alarm that starts the work, and the meter that schedules maintenance come from one vendor. Software-only asset management depends on whatever data other vendors’ hardware supplies.

  • Alarms from the field become proposed work orders
  • Meter readings drive meter-based maintenance
  • Any other sender can use the same API
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From alarm to approved work.

  1. 1

    Alarms and readings arrive

    Intellect EnFORM hardware, or any other sender, posts alarms and meter readings through the token-authenticated API.

  2. 2

    Related alarms are grouped

    Repeated and related alarms become a short queue of proposed work orders, each with a plain-language reason.

  3. 3

    A person decides

    Someone on your team approves or rejects each proposal. Nothing becomes a work order without that decision.

Solstice drafts. Your team approves.

Solstice answers questions about assets, maintenance, compliance, and alarms from your organization’s own records, and drafts work orders that wait for a person to approve them. It never changes records on its own.

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From asset list to planned work.

Set up the register, connect your data, and keep people in charge of every decision.

  1. 01

    Build your register

    Import your assets by CSV. Set the hierarchy, nameplate, criticality, and warranty, then print QR asset tags for the field.

  2. 02

    Connect alarms and meters

    Send alarms and meter readings through the token-authenticated API, typically from Intellect EnFORM data acquisition hardware.

  3. 03

    Plan, approve, and close out

    Schedule preventive maintenance, approve or reject proposed work orders, and close completed work with failure codes and an evidence trail.

Built for the teams that keep power infrastructure running.

Owners & asset managers

See asset condition, maintenance cost, and downtime across sites and technologies in one register.

Operations & maintenance teams

Schedule, dispatch, and close out work with the checklists, parts, and safety prerequisites attached.

Compliance & reliability staff

Track recurring obligations with reminders, and keep evidence for each completed occurrence.

Contractors & service vendors

Sign in with a contractor login limited to the work assigned to you.

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One register across technologies.

Intellect Management is a standalone application with its own login, separate from Intellect EnFORM. Equipment classes follow an ISO 14224-style taxonomy, so solar, storage, and grid equipment share one structure.

  • Solar
  • Energy storage
  • Substations and switchgear
  • Transformers
  • Reclosers and breakers
  • EV charging
  • Standby generation
  • Microgrids

Asset register

  • Asset hierarchy, nameplate, criticality, and warranty
  • Meters for run hours, cycles, throughput, and state of health
  • CSV import and export
  • Printable QR asset tags
  • Asset health indicator and cost of ownership

Work orders

  • Checklists, labor, parts, and approvals
  • Safety prerequisites: lockout/tagout, permit to work, job safety analysis, and arc-flash PPE category
  • Close-out with failure codes
  • Printable work order, dispatch board, and calendar

Preventive maintenance

  • Calendar-based, meter-based, or whichever comes first
  • Starter procedure library for electrical and storage equipment
  • Procedures aligned to industry practice such as NFPA 70B

Parts, purchasing, and vendors

  • Spare parts stock by site with reorder points
  • Purchase orders with approval and receipt
  • Vendors and service contracts with renewal tracking
  • Contractor logins limited to their own assigned work

Compliance calendar

  • Register of recurring obligations: permits, insurance, land lease, interconnection, standards, and regulatory programs
  • Reminders for each obligation
  • Evidence trail for each completed occurrence

Alarm triage and Solstice

  • Alarms and meter readings received through a token-authenticated API
  • Repeated and related alarms grouped into proposed work orders with a plain-language reason
  • Solstice answers questions from your organization’s own records
  • Drafted work orders wait for a person to approve them

Reporting

  • MTTR, MTBF, and first-time-fix rate
  • Preventive maintenance compliance and backlog ageing
  • Time-based availability, downtime energy, and revenue loss
  • Maintenance cost
  • Outage event export to support NERC GADS reporting

Security and access

  • Administrator-provisioned accounts, with no self sign-up
  • Role-based access with six roles
  • Mandatory two-factor authentication for administrators
  • Per-organization data separation
  • Audit log

Starter maintenance procedures are aligned to industry practice such as NFPA 70B, and the outage event export supports NERC GADS reporting. Intellect Management supports your maintenance and reporting programs; it does not certify them.

Intellect Management at a glance

Intellect Management by WATTMORE is a standalone power infrastructure asset management platform with its own application and login, separate from Intellect EnFORM. It keeps one register for solar, energy storage, substations and switchgear, transformers, reclosers and breakers, EV charging, standby generation, and microgrids, and connects it to work orders, preventive maintenance, spare parts and purchasing, vendors, and a compliance calendar. Alarms and meter readings arrive through a token-authenticated API, typically from Intellect EnFORM data acquisition hardware.

  • WATTMORE builds the Intellect EnFORM data acquisition hardware that feeds the platform, so the asset record, the alarm that starts the work, and the meter that schedules maintenance come from one vendor. Other senders can use the same API.
  • Asset register with hierarchy, nameplate, criticality, warranty, and meters for run hours, cycles, throughput, and state of health, plus CSV import and export and printable QR asset tags.
  • Work orders carry checklists, labor, parts, approvals, and safety prerequisites (lockout/tagout, permit to work, job safety analysis, arc-flash PPE category), and close out with failure codes.
  • Preventive maintenance is calendar-based, meter-based, or whichever comes first, with a starter procedure library aligned to industry practice such as NFPA 70B.
  • Repeated and related alarms are grouped into proposed work orders with a plain-language reason; a person approves or rejects each one.
  • Solstice answers questions from the organization’s own records and drafts work orders that wait for human approval. It never changes records on its own.
  • Reports cover MTTR, MTBF, first-time-fix rate, preventive maintenance compliance, backlog ageing, time-based availability, downtime energy and revenue loss, and maintenance cost, with an outage event export to support NERC GADS reporting.
  • Accounts are administrator-provisioned with role-based access across six roles, mandatory two-factor authentication for administrators, per-organization data separation, and an audit log.

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Reference standards

  • NFPA 70BElectrical equipment maintenance; the starter procedure library is aligned to it
  • ISO 14224Reliability and maintenance data; the equipment class taxonomy follows its style
  • NERC GADSGenerating availability data; the outage event export supports reporting

Read the guide

  1. What is a DAS in solar?
  2. Glossary: availability
  3. Glossary: state of health

Need the monitoring and data acquisition too?

Intellect EnFORM collects site data on WATTMORE-built field hardware and sends alarms and meter readings to Intellect Management.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Intellect Management?

Intellect Management by WATTMORE is a power infrastructure asset management platform. It keeps one asset register for solar, energy storage, substations and switchgear, transformers, reclosers and breakers, EV charging, standby generation, and microgrids, and connects it to work orders, preventive maintenance, spare parts and purchasing, vendors, a compliance calendar, alarm triage, and reporting. It is a standalone application with its own login.

How is this different from the asset management tab in EnFORM?

Intellect EnFORM keeps its built-in asset management tab for monitoring customers who want work orders and maintenance alongside their site data. Intellect Management is the standalone platform for teams managing power infrastructure across sites and technologies. It covers solar, storage, substations, and other equipment in one register, with a compliance calendar, alarm triage, and its own application and login.

Do I need WATTMORE hardware to use Intellect Management?

No. Alarms and meter readings arrive through a token-authenticated API, and any sender can use it. Intellect EnFORM data acquisition hardware is the turnkey path, because WATTMORE builds both the hardware and the platform.

What does Solstice do without being asked?

Nothing that changes your records. Solstice answers questions about assets, maintenance, compliance, and alarms from your organization’s own records, and it drafts work orders. Every draft waits for a person to approve it. Solstice never changes records on its own.

How does alarm triage work?

Alarms and meter readings are sent to Intellect Management through its API. Repeated and related alarms are grouped into a short queue of proposed work orders, each with a plain-language reason for the proposal. A person reviews the queue and approves or rejects each one, so an alarm becomes scheduled work only after someone has agreed to it.

Which types of equipment can Intellect Management track?

The register covers solar, energy storage, substations and switchgear, transformers, reclosers and breakers, EV charging, standby generation, and microgrids. Equipment classes follow an ISO 14224-style taxonomy, so different technologies and sites share one structure for hierarchy, nameplate data, criticality, warranty, and meters.

How is preventive maintenance scheduled?

Each preventive maintenance plan can be calendar-based, meter-based, or set to whichever comes first. Meter-based plans use readings such as run hours, cycles, throughput, and state of health. A library of starter procedures for electrical and storage equipment is included, which your team can adapt to its own practice.

Does Intellect Management support an NFPA 70B maintenance program?

The starter procedures for electrical equipment are aligned to industry practice such as NFPA 70B, and the platform supports a program under it with scheduled maintenance, safety prerequisites on each work order, and a record of completed work. Intellect Management is a tool for running your program. It is not a certification, and your organization remains responsible for meeting the requirements that apply to it.

How does the compliance calendar work?

The compliance calendar is a register of recurring obligations such as permits, insurance, land leases, interconnection requirements, standards, and regulatory programs. Each obligation has reminders, and each completed occurrence keeps an evidence trail so your team can show what was done and when.

Can contractors and service vendors use it?

Yes. Contractors can be given logins that are limited to their own assigned work. Vendors and service contracts are tracked in the platform, including contract renewal dates.

How are accounts and access controlled?

Accounts are provisioned by an administrator; there is no self sign-up. Access is role-based with six roles, two-factor authentication is mandatory for administrators, each organization’s data is kept separate, and the platform keeps an audit log.

Which reports does Intellect Management produce?

Reports include mean time to repair (MTTR), mean time between failures (MTBF), first-time-fix rate, preventive maintenance compliance, backlog ageing, time-based availability, downtime energy and revenue loss, and maintenance cost. An outage event export is available to support NERC GADS reporting. The export supports your reporting process; it is not a certified submission.

Further Reading

More on data acquisition, availability, access control, and the terms used on this page.

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