Utilities

Networks, maintenance, and interventions always under control

When you manage essential services across a territory, every report, maintenance job, or intervention needs to be handled without anything falling through the cracks. Networks, distributed plants, field teams, and external contractors all need to work in a coordinated way, with information that's always up to date and activities that are traceable.

Open EAM helps utilities and multi-utilities manage reports, site visits, work orders, maintenance, and cost reporting in a single digital environment. That way you can stay in control of activities, speed up interventions, and ensure service continuity even across distributed networks and assets.

Turn reports and site visits into work orders

Turn reports and site visits into work orders

When a report comes in from the public, a call center, or a field operator, it can't stay isolated in phone calls, emails, or manual handoffs. With Open EAM it becomes a work order that's assignable, trackable, and traceable through to close-out.

Coordinate internal teams and external contractors across the territory

Coordinate internal teams and external contractors across the territory

In utilities, many activities involve both internal staff and external maintenance firms. Open EAM lets you assign interventions, update progress, and share operational information with dedicated access, keeping responsibilities, communication, and handovers more orderly.

Plan maintenance and interventions on distributed networks

Plan maintenance and interventions on distributed networks

On distributed networks and infrastructure, maintenance involves assets spread across the territory, periodic activities, urgent issues, site visits, checks, and corrective interventions. Open EAM helps you plan activities, track progress, and consult the history of completed interventions.

Link assets, documents, and intervention history

Link assets, documents, and intervention history

Distributed networks and plants require data that's up to date and easy to consult. Open EAM links technical information, documentation, reports, and maintenance activity, helping you reconstruct what was done, where, when, and by whom.

Spot critical issues and priorities across the territory

Spot critical issues and priorities across the territory

When reports, maintenance, and technical data stay siloed, it becomes harder to know where to intervene first. Open EAM offers a clearer view of ongoing activities and recurring critical issues, supporting faster operational decisions and more targeted interventions.

Manage price lists, cost reports, and reporting

Manage price lists, cost reports, and reporting

Control doesn't end when an intervention closes. Completed activities need to be verified, linked to agreed price lists, and reported clearly — especially when external contractors and recurring maintenance are involved. Open EAM simplifies cost reporting, financial control, and end-of-period reporting.

Want to manage reports, site visits, and field interventions in a more organized way?

Open EAM connects networks, distributed assets, field teams, and external contractors in a single digital environment, from the initial request through to final reporting.

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What you can manage with Open EAM

  • Reports from users, call centers, and operators
  • Site visits and work orders
  • Internal teams and external contractors
  • Scheduled maintenance and corrective interventions
  • Assets distributed across the territory
  • Technical documentation and intervention history
  • Price lists, cost reports, and reporting
  • Recurring critical issues and operational priorities

Application areas

  • Water networks
  • Gas networks
  • Distributed infrastructure
  • Technical systems across the territory
  • Local public services
  • Multi-utilities
  • Field teams and maintenance contractors
What you can manage with Open EAMApplication areas

Stay in control of distributed activities

Open EAM helps you turn reports, site visits, and maintenance into traceable processes, improving coordination, service continuity, and financial control.