For grid operators · Gas · Power · Water
Your substation is not on Google Maps.It is on ours.
Localion Navigator guides your teams right up to grid assets without an address. Offline, across service tracks, hosted in Germany.
Free and without obligation. With Jana Scharathow.
Daily life out in the grid
Every minute of searching ends up in the incident report.
Transformer stations, wells, pumping stations, valves: your most important assets have no address. And your technicians' navigation pretends they do not exist.
Assets without an address
Night, heavy rain, a burst pipe: your technician stands at the field edge searching for the valve. The sat nav has never heard of it. The clock is running anyway.
Dispatching via spreadsheets and phone
Crews in the field, steered by lists and callbacks. Nobody sees which trip was wasted. Your technicians remember every one.
Response time as an SLA factor
The technical codes do not ask whether your team finds the fault location. They ask when.
From searching to finding: a callout with Localion
An image sequence tells an early-morning callout: at 05:53 the grid reports a pressure drop. The regulator station lies behind the tree line, without address or light. Localion guides the crew right to the door, with the operator's own assets as destinations and over 1m km of ways standard maps are missing. When the sun rises at 06:47, the fault has long been fixed.
„How do you meet response times when Google Maps does not know the fault location?“
Localion Navigator + Localion.IQ
Select. Send. Arrive.
Dispatching and navigation become one flow: your assets are navigation targets, not mute GIS points.
Select the asset
Pick the regulator station, valve or substation directly on the map, from your own asset data.
Send the order
One click instead of a phone chain: the work order lands with the right person in the field.
Navigate to the object
Turn-by-turn right up to the asset, including service and farm tracks. The gap between GIS and last mile is closed.
Pressure & time windows
Four deadlines, one bottleneck.
Four developments hit grid operators at once. All four end at the same point: your people need to be on site faster.
NIS2 in force
The implementation act applies. The circle of obligated companies grows many times over, evidence duties included.
CER umbrella act
Physical resilience, risk analyses and resilience plans become mandatory. The reachability of your assets is now part of the audit.
Technical codes
Short response times in fault clearance: navigation to the fault location becomes an SLA factor.
Smart meter rollout
Only 23.3 percent of mandatory cases done. The quota demands far more, and millions of on-site appointments are still ahead.
Reference from practice
On-call service at gas utilities: 30 minutes is the measure.
Technical codes demand short first-response times. For a gas utility we made reachability visible and reshaped the on-call organisation.
Travel times instead of gut feeling
Localion Cloud computes travel times from on-call staff homes to all grid points, with the special track network and vehicle types.
Deficits made visible
Maps show which grid sections are reachable within the required 30 minutes and which are not.
Scenarios instead of disputes
Team sizes and on-call districts can be simulated before the organisation is rebuilt.
Sales objections, answered honestly
What grid operators ask us.
We already have Google Maps. Why another sat nav?
Google Maps navigates to addresses. Your substation, valve and well do not have any. Localion turns your assets themselves into navigation targets and knows over 1m km of service, field and forest tracks that standard maps are missing.
Also: consumer navigation only works online, and the locations of your critical infrastructure do not belong in the routing logs of a US corporation.
Is this not too big an IT project for us?
No. Localion Navigator is an app, not a server in your basement. Rollout works like any office app: install, load asset data, drive. Municipal utilities are operational in days, not quarters.
We are planning with SAP. Does that fit?
Very well. SAP names Localion as a data partner for predictive routing in SAP Field Service Management. You can start with Localion now and grow into your SAP landscape later. No duplicated effort.
What does it cost?
A predictable per-user annual licence instead of pay-per-call. We quote a concrete indication for your team size in the first call. As a rule of thumb from projects: one avoided wasted trip per week already justifies the licence.
Is it compliant for critical infrastructure?
The architecture is designed for critical infrastructure: offline operation without cloud dependency, hosting in Germany, GDPR-compliant with data-processing agreements at short notice. We will gladly walk through your security concept in detail.
Next step
Get to know Localion in 30 minutes.
We show you the navigator and the dispatch workflow live, ideally with sample assets from your region.
Not ready for a call? Request a free map excerpt of your region and see for yourself which ways the Germany Plus Map knows in your area. We usually reply within a few working days.