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Cortaris

Industry

Energy & utilities

For grid operators, utilities and municipal suppliers whose customer service, grid connection and market communication work under deadlines and regulation.

01Where the volume is

Which workflows carry the effort

Customer service, grid connection and market communication carry the volume: connection requests, meter and contract changes, supplier switches, complaints, regulatory reporting. Much of it is rule-bound, document-heavy and deadline-critical.

02Starting points

Four workflows we see first

Each one follows the same mechanics: intake, context, proposal, release, write-back.

  1. 01

    Grid connection requests: completeness check, technical pre-assessment, customer communication drafted, planner releases

  2. 02

    Contract and tariff changes: intake across all channels, validation against the billing system, case prepared for the agent or completed within the rules

  3. 03

    Market communication clearing cases: classified and prepared with the relevant history

  4. 04

    Regulatory and supplier documents: extracted, checked, filed

03Constraints

What makes it harder here

Regulated processes, defined deadlines, security of supply and critical-infrastructure obligations. Controls, logging and human release are not an option here. They are the design.

04First quarter

Where we usually start

Usually with grid connection or contract-change intake: high volume, deadline pressure, and the rules are written down.

Next step

Start with one workflow.

Bring the process that costs you the most time. In 30 minutes we tell you whether it is worth automating, roughly what it would take, and which step comes first.