Deep enough for the engineer. Clear enough for the board.
Ten capability areas built on one normalised estate model. Each one pairs the operational benefit with the technical proof behind it.
Device & estate management
Know exactly what is installed, where, and in what state — from commissioning through exchange, replacement and inventory — without reconciling vendor exports.
- Meters, gateways and repeaters modelled as first-class devices with service-point relationships
- Cellular and comms session history per device
- Lifecycle states: commissioning, in service, exchange, replacement, inventory
- Per-tenant estate segmentation
Illustrative UI fragment — not live product data
One estate model. Ten capability areas.
Every capability area works on the same normalised device, register and event model — so adding a vendor, a head-end or a new utility type never means rebuilding your operations platform.
Fewer integrations to run, cleaner data to bill from
smoc.cloud sits above the head-end systems you already operate, so integration work stops multiplying and data problems surface while they are still cheap to fix.
Streamlined HES integration
- One connector per head-end system — no per-vendor tooling for your operations team.
- DLMS/COSEM, CIM and MultiSpeak normalised into a single estate model.
- New meter families and HES versions onboarded without rebuilding workflows.
- Live integration health, with retries and backlogs visible per endpoint.
Better data quality
- Missing reads, duplicates and clock drift detected at ingest, not at billing.
- OBIS-level validation so registers mean the same thing across vendors.
- Gap tracking to closure, with re-read commands issued from the same console.
- Append-only audit trail behind every correction, ready for SLA evidence.
Common questions about the platform
What programme directors and architects ask before a first conversation.
Want to see it on your vendors' traffic?
Bring the head-end systems and meter vendors you run. A demo is more useful when it is about your estate.