ZANUS AI FOR ENERGY & UTILITIES — SCADA & INTEGRATIONS
Your OMS, GIS, CIS, work-management system and historians stay the systems of record. Zanus becomes the system of work: API connectors and the intake pipeline move documents and data under your rules, with a dry-run preview before anything writes. The AI never operates equipment.
Private tenant or your own server · unlimited users · critical-infrastructure-conscious architecture

No rip and replace: the operational systems stay — the AI layer connects to the records they produce.
Zanus reads, drafts and answers. It does not switch, dispatch or control. Data from your operational systems flows in through connectors and the intake pipeline — documentation out, decisions human.
Customers, assets and documents mapped field by field, with a dry-run preview before anything writes — push, pull or two-way, your choice per field.
A full API for the rest of the stack: meter-data exports, inspection apps, custom tools — data in, results out, under scoped keys, every sync on the audit record.
The outage lives in the OMS, the asset in the GIS, the settings memo in the library — and the AI reads across what you connect. “What is open on substation 7, and what did the last inspection flag?” becomes one question with one grounded answer.


The inspection summary the AI drafted, the after-action report, the compliance packet: finished documents return to the right asset and customer records through the same connectors — reviewed and approved by your engineers first.
Zanus does not operate or monitor the grid in real time — that boundary is deliberate. Exports and records from your operational environment can flow in through API connectors under your architecture’s rules. Bring your architecture to the demo and we walk the exact boundary together.
No. The connectors run inside your tenant — or inside your perimeter on the air-gapped on-premises option. Data moves directly between your systems.
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