NASPO Certified
NASPO Certified
Field Eagle gives utilities operations teams the tools to inspect, track, and maintain power generation, transmission, distribution, water, and wastewater infrastructure from one centralized platform. Complete inspections on a tablet in the field, document findings with GPS and photos in real time, manage corrective actions, track asset condition across the full infrastructure network, and generate the compliance documentation that NERC, EPA, and regulatory bodies require. The number one industry requesting Field Eagle demos is energy and utilities, and it shows in how we built the platform.
Tablet-based and offline-capable for remote infrastructure sites. Supports NERC CIP, EPA, and utility regulatory compliance. NASPO ValuePoint approved for public utility procurement.
Utilities inspection software is a digital platform that manages the systematic inspection, condition tracking, and compliance documentation of power generation, transmission, distribution, water, wastewater, and energy infrastructure. It connects field inspection findings directly to asset records, maintenance workflows, and regulatory compliance systems in one centralized platform.
Utilities operations face a specific challenge that most inspection software is not built to handle: infrastructure spread across massive geographic areas, often in remote or difficult-to-access locations, subject to overlapping regulatory frameworks from federal, state, and provincial authorities. Field Eagle is built for exactly this environment. The platform operates fully offline for remote sites, manages inspection programs across unlimited locations from one dashboard, and maintains compliance documentation that meets NERC, EPA, FERC, and provincial utility regulatory requirements. Combined with AI Preventative Maintenance, Field Eagle turns years of accumulated utility inspection data into failure predictions that protect grid reliability and service continuity.
A single transmission line failure can knock out power to thousands of customers and trigger NERC reliability event reporting. A water main break in a distribution system disrupts service, creates environmental liability, and generates regulatory scrutiny. A substation equipment failure can cascade across the grid with consequences measured in millions of dollars per hour.
Most utilities infrastructure failures are not sudden. They are the result of gradual deterioration that was detectable through systematic inspection, corrosion progression, insulation degradation, structural fatigue, coating failure, that went undetected because inspection data was never properly analysed across inspection cycles. AI Preventative Maintenance changes this. It analyses your accumulated inspection history to identify deterioration patterns before they become failures.
Create a comprehensive register of every asset in your utilities network - transmission towers and lines, substation equipment, distribution infrastructure, pumping stations, treatment facilities, storage tanks, and all associated equipment. Field Eagle's asset management software organizes assets in unlimited hierarchies from the system level down to individual components. Each asset record stores specifications, installation date, maintenance history, and complete inspection records.
Assign inspection intervals to every asset based on NERC reliability standards, regulatory requirements, manufacturer recommendations, and operational criticality. Field Eagle's preventative maintenance scheduling enforces these intervals automatically. High-criticality assets receive the inspection frequency their risk profile requires. Overdue inspections escalate automatically. Nothing slips through a manual scheduling gap.
NERC, EPA, FERC, and provincial utility regulatory documentation generates automatically from Field Eagle inspection data. When a regulator requests inspection records, they are retrieved and presented in seconds. Compliance reports export to PDF, Word, or Excel. No manual compilation. No gaps caused by missed documentation during high-demand periods.
Inspection teams complete infrastructure inspections directly on a tablet at the asset location. Field Eagle operates fully offline, essential for remote transmission corridors, underground utility infrastructure, and rural facilities without reliable connectivity. Inspection checklists capture condition ratings, measurements, defect classifications, photos with GPS coordinates, and digital signatures. All data syncs to the central system when connectivity is restored.
Every inspection adds to each asset's condition history. Over time this builds the longitudinal dataset that AI Preventative Maintenance analyses to identify deterioration patterns preceding failures. Managers can view condition trends for individual assets or across entire asset classes - identifying which infrastructure is degrading fastest and where maintenance investment will have the most impact on reliability.
Every infrastructure finding is logged with photos, severity rating, GPS coordinates, and description in real time. Critical findings trigger immediate alerts to the operations center. Corrective actions are created automatically with assigned owners and due dates. The complete corrective action lifecycle is tracked from identification through verified resolution, creating the audit trail that NERC and other regulatory bodies require.
Organize every utility asset from system level to individual components. Store specifications, installation records, maintenance histories, and complete inspection data. No limit on asset volume or hierarchy depth across the full network
Inspection records maintained in formats satisfying NERC CIP, EPA, FERC, and provincial utility regulatory requirements. Timestamped, signed, and linked to specific assets. Retrievable instantly for regulatory reviews.
Field Eagle AI analyses accumulated utility inspection histories to predict which assets are heading toward failure, optimize inspection schedules based on actual risk, and surface deterioration patterns before they cause service disruptions.
Every inspection finding tagged with precise GPS coordinates. Map findings to specific locations on the network. Navigate directly to previous finding locations on subsequent inspection cycles. GIS integration capability.
Complete infrastructure inspections on a tablet in remote locations, underground facilities, and areas without connectivity. Full offline functionality with automatic sync when connectivity returns. Essential for distributed utility networks.
Schedule inspection intervals based on asset criticality and regulatory requirements. Automatic alerts when inspections are due. Escalation when overdue. High-criticality assets always receive required attention.
Every finding generates a corrective action with assigned owner and due date. Track resolution from identification to verified closure. Complete audit trail satisfying NERC and regulatory corrective action documentation requirements.
Manage inspection programs across unlimited substations, facilities, and network segments from one centralized dashboard. Compare asset performance between sites. Standardize inspection processes across the entire network.
Field Eagle utilities inspection software maintains compliance documentation meeting the regulatory frameworks governing utility operations in North America. All compliance records are stored, searchable, and retrievable instantly:
Utilities inspection software is a digital platform that manages the systematic inspection, condition tracking, and compliance documentation of power, water, and energy infrastructure. Field Eagle is utilities inspection software built for distributed infrastructure networks, running on tablets with full offline capability and connecting every inspection to the specific asset record and regulatory compliance system it relates to.
Field Eagle maintains timestamped, digitally signed inspection records for every electric utility asset that satisfy NERC reliability standard documentation requirements. Inspection schedules are enforced automatically based on asset criticality classifications. Corrective action histories are maintained with full audit trails. Compliance documentation is retrievable instantly when NERC or state regulators request inspection records during reliability reviews or audits.
Yes. Field Eagle runs on tablets and operates fully offline. Inspection teams complete full infrastructure inspections including condition ratings, defect documentation, GPS-tagged photos, measurements, and digital signatures in remote transmission corridors, rural substations, and any infrastructure location without reliable internet connectivity. All data syncs automatically to the central database when connectivity is restored.
Yes. Field Eagle manages inspection programs across unlimited sites, substations, facilities, and network segments from one centralized platform. Operations managers monitor inspection completion status, overdue items, corrective action backlogs, and asset condition trends across the entire network from the central dashboard. Inspection tracking across distributed utility infrastructure without manual data compilation.
Field Eagle AI Preventative Maintenance analyses years of accumulated utility inspection data to identify deterioration patterns that precede infrastructure failures. Assets showing those patterns are flagged before they reach critical status with specific recommended actions. This moves utilities from reactive maintenance – responding after failures cause outages – to predictive operations where failures are prevented before they disrupt service.
Yes. Field Eagle is NASPO ValuePoint approved. Public utilities, municipal water authorities, and government-owned energy utilities can procure Field Eagle under the NASPO ValuePoint cooperative purchasing contract without a full independent RFP process.
Yes. Field Eagle is built by Konverge Digital Solutions, a custom software development company with over 30 years of experience. Field Eagle can integrate with SCADA systems, GIS platforms, ERP systems, work order management systems, and any other enterprise technology your utility operation uses. See our integrations page for more details or contact Field Eagle to discuss your specific integration requirements.
