Industry: Energy and utilities
Modernize customer and enterprise systems while the grid keeps running.
Utilities depend on billing, customer information and meter data platforms that serve millions of accounts. Cutover plans those moves in the enterprise IT environment and keeps the scope clear of operational technology.
Where utility migrations get stuck
Scope boundaries
IT and OT systems are often connected. Cutover maps each interface so the boundary is explicit before the plan is approved.
Meter data volumes
Interval data is large and time-sensitive. Cutover plans the data move in batches with reconciliation at each stage.
Billing cycles
Bills go out on fixed dates. Cutover sequences the migration around billing runs and regulatory reporting.
What Cutover produces
- Inventory of billing, customer and meter data applications
- IT and OT boundary map with each interface classified
- Batch migration plan for meter and interval data
- Terraform for the target, with private networking and key management
- Signed report for compliance and operations leadership
Typical scope
| Workload | Common approach |
|---|---|
| Customer information system | Phased move with billing-cycle windows |
| Meter data management | Batch migration with reconciliation |
| Enterprise reporting | Move data first, re-point reports |
| Customer portal | Re-platform to managed containers |
Built for utility compliance
NERC CIP scoping
Cutover helps define which systems fall inside and outside CIP scope. Your compliance team makes the final determination.
Customer data protection
Account and usage data is redacted from samples and access is logged.
Staged approvals
Each phase has a named approver, a rollback path and a record in the audit trail.
Map the boundary before you move.
Try the demo to see how a plan is built, reviewed and approved.