Industry · Power & Utilities
Power utility software for engineering compliance. Substation drawings, single line diagrams and design documents reviewed against the utility design standards that govern them.
The segment
A substation commissioned today will be modified by engineers who were not there when it was designed, against standards that have been revised several times since.
Utility asset management depends on knowing what a document was built to comply with, long after the project team has moved on.
The link between an asset, its design documents, and the utility design standard in force when it was approved.
Lose that and every modification starts with an investigation.
Where it breaks
Utility engineering does not end at commissioning. The same documents are revisited at every modification, outage and asset review.
Substation drawings and single line diagrams
Verified against the design that was approved
Maintained against records that must stay true
Changed against standards that have since moved
← CAUGHT AT DESIGN REVIEW · A CORRECTIONCAUGHT IN THE FIELD · AN OUTAGE →
Where teams start
Most utility teams start with the design review that recurs most often across sites.
Single line diagrams and layouts, object by object.
EXPLORE →Supplier sheets against your utility standards.
EXPLORE →Fleet-wide effect of a standard revision.
EXPLORE →Utility compliance management across sites.
EXPLORE →Whether the diagram and the schedule agree.
EXPLORE →Which standard applies to this asset, answered with the clause.
EXPLORE →Alongside your stack
Design packages stay where your asset records live. What changes is that the engineering content inside them is checked before it is filed against the asset.
FAQ
It is software that checks utility engineering documents against the standards that govern them. standrdX reviews substation drawings, single line diagrams, specifications and equipment datasheets against your own utility design standards and raises each deviation with its clause.
Yes. Single line diagrams, layouts and general arrangements are read as engineering objects and checked against the applicable standard, with findings raised against the object.
Each finding records the standard and revision it was judged against, which is what makes it possible to establish later what a revision affects.
Both. Industry standards and your own utility design standards sit in the same library, and the governing order between them is set by you rather than assumed.
No. Maximo holds the asset record. standrdX checks the engineering documents behind it against the standards that govern them.
The evidence is produced by the review rather than assembled afterwards, and exports for internal audit or regulator review.
Next step
Load your utility design standard and a design package, and see what standrdX raises against what the design review found.