Electric Cooperatives
SMD gives electric cooperatives one platform for operations, so engineering, finance, and the field finally look at the same numbers.
Engineering, finance, and the field are all looking at different numbers.
Which feeders fail every storm season? Your data already knows, but it is buried across spreadsheets, old databases, and paper records.
Your records say one thing. The field says another. And the work gets done twice.
Cooperative teams are small. There is rarely a data team to untangle it, and the big utility software was not built for cooperatives in the first place.
SMD Command sits at the core, with the tools around it that a cooperative actually uses:
One dashboard for feeder performance, outages, work status, and finance, instead of five systems and a board packet built by hand.
Predictive AI that flags trouble before it hits, so storm season stops being a surprise.
Storm restoration and maintenance work tracked in one place, with owners and deadlines visible.
Member issues and tickets tracked to resolution, not lost in inboxes and phone calls.
Member, marketing, and sales data in one comprehensive place.
Cloud hosted or hosted in house. AI is optional in every product. Built for small and mid sized operations, not retrofitted from enterprise software.
We learn how your cooperative runs today: the systems, the double work, the board packet pain.
We stand up a focused pilot on your real data, so you see the dashboard before you commit to anything big.
The pilot grows into the full platform, one piece at a time, at your pace.
electric cooperatives
people served
states
miles of distribution line
More than 900 cooperatives serve 42 million people across 48 states, over 2.7 million miles of distribution lines. They run on lean teams and local knowledge. SMD is built for exactly that kind of operation: practical, affordable, and shaped around the way you already work.
No. The pilot starts with one focused problem, and the platform grows from there.
Either. Cloud hosted or hosted in house, your call.
No. AI is optional in every product. You use it where it helps and skip it where it does not.
Small and mid sized operations, including cooperatives, that are still running on old or manual databases.