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Utilities

Reliable utility operations, built for pressure.

Utilities run on reliability, response speed, and proof. Evora helps asset intensive organizations connect maintenance, field service, compliance, data, and operations across distributed assets. So teams execute consistently, risks stay visible, and performance holds when pressure rises.
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Plant + Field execution

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Service & Field operations​

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Workflows & Coordination​

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Integration + Data​

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The challenge in utilities

Why does utility performance lose control in execution?

Utilities are expected to deliver reliable service across distributed assets, regions, field teams, contractors, and compliance requirements. But daily execution often depends on disconnected systems, manual evidence, and local routines.

Asset data exists, but it does not always reach the people planning, dispatching, and completing the work. Standards vary by site, service status is hard to see, and leadership lacks one reliable view of operational risk.

The result: Slower response, higher compliance effort, unclear performance, and reliability that becomes harder to prove.

Ready to define your fastest path to measurable outcomes?

The ideal state

From fragmented utility execution to reliable performance across every asset.

Maintenance, field service, asset data, compliance evidence, and performance KPIs work from one operating model. Teams know what needs to happen, leaders see where risk is building, and accountability is clear across sites, regions, and contractors.

Trusted by

"The technicians are happy that they can now act more independently, and that paperwork is a thing of the past."

Thomas Fischer, Netze Duisburg

Thomas Fischer,

Project Lead, Netze Duisburg

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EMEA – Evora Now

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FAQ

Questions enterprise leaders ask before they commit.

We move maintenance away from a fixed calendar and run-to-failure toward condition-based maintenance on SAP EAM and APM. Asset condition is monitored, so an early signal triggers planned work before something fails in service. Before any build we agree a baseline for downtime, cost and compliance, then report against it. Reliability stops being a matter of opinion and becomes a number your operations teams and your regulators can both watch improving over time.
Yes. Crews carry the full work order on a mobile device that keeps working without a signal, which matters in substations, remote lines and basements where coverage drops. They have the history, parts and instructions in hand at the asset, and what they record flows straight back into the asset record. That means less paperwork, fewer errors re-keyed later, and evidence captured at the point of work rather than reconstructed at a desk afterwards.
Compliance becomes a by-product of doing the work rather than a separate project. Inspection and maintenance evidence is captured inside the workflow as the job happens, with the right data, timestamps and sign-offs attached automatically. When the regulator asks, the record is already there and consistent across every site, so an audit turns into a routine export instead of a scramble to assemble proof by hand from several systems under time pressure.
The work runs on SAP EAM and APM for asset management and condition-based maintenance, SAP Service Cloud and Field Service Management for service and field execution, and Microsoft for the surrounding data, analytics and integration. The platforms are enablers, not the starting point. We design the maintenance operating model first, then configure the tools to support it, so they reinforce one standard rather than encoding three different versions of the same process.

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