Generator service software for the people who keep data centers online.
In a mission-critical facility the standby plant is part of the availability design. PowerOpsorganizes equipment records, PM schedules, and the load bank and transfer-test documentation your team records. OEM monitoring requires a provisioned connection and a live pilot.
In a data center, the record is part of the uptime story.
Store the readings and documentation captured by your team against the serviced unit. Audited completion records who approved the work, the server timestamp, the attestation, and a record snapshot. Drafts remain editable through their permitted workflows. The receiving organization defines the evidence it requires and accepts.
Provisioned fleet readings
Review endpoint status and available fuel, battery, output kW, coolant, and alarm data from configured OEM feeds. Verify connectivity and payload coverage in a live pilot. Staff decide the service response.
Test documentation and approval
Record field readings and observations against the unit. Audited completion preserves the approving account, server timestamp, attestation, and record snapshot; this does not make every working form immutable.
Produced on demand
When the facility, an insurer, or an AHJ asks for the maintenance history of a unit, you produce it on the spot instead of reconstructing it from paper.
Built for how mission-critical standby power is serviced.
The details a data-center program lives or dies on — captured as structured data on the unit, not free-text notes on a closed job.
Load bank testing
Schedule and document load bank results to the percent and duration the governing standard calls for, with pass/fail criteria captured against the unit — not a note that says "ran fine."
ATS transfer testing
Track transfer and re-transfer times, switch-position verification, and the exercise log per unit and per automatic transfer switch, so a measured event stands behind every "it transferred."
Monitoring tied to service
Provisioned Cummins, Kohler, and Generac webhook data can feed the same system that holds the service history. Validate OEM access, payload coverage, and alarm behavior in a live pilot. Staff create any required work order through the normal workflow.
A record per unit, across years
Each generator, ATS, and the switchgear around it is a first-class record carrying make, model, serial, kW, fuel type, and its full history — so "what has happened to this unit" is one place, for as long as you service it.
Review the workflow against your requirements.
| Capability | What PowerOps provides |
|---|---|
| Equipment records | Equipment details and service history linked to each unit. |
| PM and test documentation | Schedules, checklists, and forms for the work your team records. |
| Audited completion | An append-only approval record with the account, server timestamp, attestation, and record snapshot. |
| OEM webhook monitoring | Readings and alarms from provisioned feeds; OEM access and payload coverage require a live pilot. |
| Customer portal | Authorized customers can view their stored equipment and service records. |
Bring a representative unit, service form, and reporting requirement to the demo. Confirm the workflow and required integrations before relying on them in service.
Questions and answers
What makes generator service software different for a data center?
PowerOps organizes equipment details, PM schedules, and test documentation against the serviced unit. Audited completion records the authenticated account, server timestamp, attestation, and record snapshot. Provisioned OEM feeds can add readings and alarms after connectivity and payload coverage have been verified in a live pilot. The facility determines which evidence it requires and accepts.
Which generator brands can PowerOps monitor?
PowerOps includes authenticated webhook receivers and payload parsers for Cummins, Kohler, and Generac telemetry. Actual connectivity depends on the OEM account, tenant configuration, supported payload, and provisioned credentials. Verify the required data points with a live pilot before rollout.
Can the data-center customer see their own equipment?
Yes. Authorized portal contacts can view their equipment records, including recorded status, runtime hours, and PM dates. This is a view of stored equipment data; it does not establish a live telemetry connection.
Does the software make the data center compliant?
No. The testing and maintenance cadences for standby power are set by the governing standard and the authority having jurisdiction, and they vary by facility. PowerOps lets you configure cadences and checklists to match what the standard and the AHJ require, and it organizes the recorded work for review. The software does not certify compliance.
How do field readings get captured with no re-keying?
Technicians work from a structured checklist against the specific unit. Drafts can be stored on this device while your session can be verified online. Check for a saved confirmation before leaving the page. Reconnect to resume or submit saved drafts; inspections and reports are never submitted in the background. Photo uploads, signatures, status changes, and final completion require a connection.
Keep the fleet ready — and provable.
Start a free trial, or book a demo and bring your most demanding mission-critical account.