Utility Solutions
Joint Use AttachmentsJoint Use Attachments strain legacy systems

No single source of truth
Without a centralized system of record for joint use history, it is difficult to find information on pole attachments across disconnected internal and external tools.

Manual effort
It takes manual, time-consuming work across disparate systems to enter data, validate, and administer the process to attach new equipment to poles.

Inefficient stakeholder communications
Creating visibility and communicating with third party stakeholders and contractors is difficult without automating communications.

OTMR is disruptive
One-Touch-Make-Ready (OMTR) policies are complicating legacy utility joint use processes, requiring utilities to re-think existing workflows making automation and cross-stakeholder communications even more critical.
Streamline and automate Joint Use Attachment Processes
- Reduce manual data entry & processing: Leverage workflow automation to alleviate manual processes related to locating and inputting pole attachment information.
- Streamline: Align data across systems to keep all stakeholders informed and improve operational efficiency.
- Consolidate record-keeping: Automatically capture and create a traceable history of reliable pole attachment data.
- Eliminate errors & ambiguity: Automatically validate data fields to avoid error-prone applications, reducing database errors associated with disparate, manual, data entry processes.