Still running critical operations on legacy ERPs, SCADA exports, or vendor software? Relevant provides energy software integration services to connect your existing platforms, keep operational and customer data in sync, and improve workflows without a full replacement.
CRM, billing, metering, ERP, GIS, and field systems that don’t talk to each other create reconciliation work that never ends. We build the energy data integration layer that connects them into one system of record.
Legacy ERPs, SCADA exports, and proprietary vendor software hold critical operational data, and replacing them is rarely the right call. Relevant builds custom connectors, OPC adapters, and API gateways that pull those systems into your integration layer without disturbing the operations that rely on them.
Manual meter reads, spreadsheet-driven billing exceptions, and reconciliations that take days all point to a broken AMI-to-billing pipeline. We automate that flow end to end, with VEE, exception handling, and audit-logged transaction reconciliation.
CSV imports, manual billing adjustments, and spreadsheet reconciliation are integration gaps in disguise. We replace them with event‑driven workflows that run across your operational stack with no manual intervention.
Integrated systems only pay off if leadership can see what’s happening as not in yesterday’s export. We build Kafka-based streaming pipelines, real-time dashboards, and analytics-ready data feeds on top of your connected stack.
You get a full audit of your CRM, billing, metering, ERP, SCADA, GIS, and field service systems. We document every data flow, protocol, and integration point, then hand you a prioritized list of the gaps costing your team the most today.
We design a target integration architecture and phased delivery roadmap around your stack. This covers integration patterns (API, event-driven, batch, file-based), middleware choices, sequencing, and which high‑risk legacy connections need extra care before anyone touches them.
You get a working integration for the highest-risk system in scope, running against your real data in a controlled environment. The rest of the program then moves forward on the evidence the architecture holds.
Working integrations land every 2 weeks, system by system. Each one includes validation, exception handling, monitoring, and rollback paths, so your team sees progress every sprint instead of waiting on a 6‑month black box.
For billing‑critical and grid‑critical integrations, new and legacy data flows run in parallel before cutover. We compare outputs, catch exceptions, and prove accuracy under real load.
The same engineers who built your integrations stay on after launch. They monitor your live data flows, resolve edge cases, and tune performance through the high-risk first weeks, then move into ongoing support with SLAs matched to the mission-criticality of each integration.
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Book a 30-minute discovery call to share your integration challenges. After the discussion, you’ll receive a clear plan covering scope, timeline, team, and pricing.
More than 13 years connecting legacy ERPs, SCADA exports, AMI systems, billing platforms, and asset databases for energy companies. We’ve seen the integration patterns that break in production and design around them.
Custom connectors for legacy ERPs, OPC adapters for on‑prem SCADA, and API gateways over proprietary vendor software. Your existing systems stay the system of record; we modernize the data flows between them.
For billing‑critical and grid‑critical flows, new and legacy integrations run in parallel before cutover. We compare outputs, catch exceptions, and confirm accuracy under real load. Nothing switches over until it’s proven against your data.
Every billing and metering integration ships with validation, VEE, and audit‑logged transaction reconciliation. Compliance with ISO 27001 and GDPR is designed into the architecture.
Senior engineers based in the EU work on overlapping US and UK hours. No handoff delays, no junior‑heavy teams behind a senior facade, and no loss of context between phases.
With 96% retention, the engineers who map your integration architecture stay through delivery, cutover, and ongoing support. For multi‑system projects, that continuity is what keeps the solution working long after launch.
No, it will not. One of our core principles during energy software integration is to plan our work so as not to disrupt your company’s operations.
We do three things to protect your operations:
Not always. For most midmarket energy companies, keeping those systems is the right financial and operational call. The systems holding your operations together are rarely the problem. The problem is that they don’t talk to each other, so data gets re-keyed, reconciled in spreadsheets, or lost between platforms.
Relevant solves that at the integration layer. We build custom connectors for legacy ERPs, SCADA, and OPC adapters for on-prem environments, and API gateways that put a clean, modern interface over proprietary software. Your existing platforms continue to serve as the systems of record, and we modernize the data flows between them.
You will get the full, system-specific answer after the audit. That’s where we review your CRM, billing, metering, ERP, SCADA, and GIS, document how data moves between them, and show you exactly which connections to integrate around and which, if any, are genuinely worth replacing.
We align integration work with ISO 27001 and GDPR requirements from the architecture phase onward, so security and data-handling decisions are made while the design is still on paper and cheap to get right.
Billing and metering flows ship with validation, VEE, and exception engines, plus audit-logged reconciliation on every transaction, so you have a defensible, traceable record of how each figure was produced. For sensitive data with residency or governance constraints, we design the architecture around where that data can live.
Your team’s main involvement is during the audit and architecture phases. Once the audit starts, we need access to the relevant systems and a few hours with the people who understand how your CRM, billing, metering, ERP, SCADA, and GIS work in practice. We then take over mapping, protocol analysis, and integration design.
During delivery, the load on your team is lighter. You join sprint reviews to see what has shipped, make decisions when an integration touches a business‑critical component, and provide sign‑off before cutover. With backlogs and KPIs visible at all times, you can stay closely involved or monitor progress at agreed checkpoints.
You own everything we build for you. The connectors, pipelines, architecture, and documentation are yours, and we design them to be maintainable by any competent engineering team.
That principle shapes technical decisions. We favor standard integration patterns, documented interfaces, and mainstream middleware over proprietary shortcuts. The architecture and phased roadmap you receive after the audit are written to be handed off, and the same transparency applies to the codebase and the decisions behind it.
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You get a single, accurate customer record across every touchpoint. Relevant integrates platforms like Oracle CC&B, SAP IS-U, and modern CRMs with billing and service.
We connect SCADA, OMS, and DMS platforms with customer, GIS, and field systems through real-time data pipelines. You get faster outage response and live operational visibility.
Clean meter data flows straight into billing and analytics. Relevant designs AMI-to-MDM-to-billing pipelines with exception handling and field service sync.
Assets, work orders, and financials are aligned in a single operational view. We bring EAM, GIS, ERP, and DERMS platforms together so asset data actually drives planning and reporting decisions.
Executive dashboards built on unified, real-time data instead of last week’s exports. Our engineers connect your integrated systems to data warehouses, lakes, BI tools, and event streams