14 systems. Zero joins.
Billing lives in Oracle. SCADA in a proprietary historian. Meter reads in flat files. GIS in a spatial DB. Each system answers one question. None answer cross-system questions.
QWRY connects SCADA, billing, metering, GIS, and consumer databases into one queryable warehouse, without replacing any of them. AT&C loss analytics, tamper detection, and demand forecasting become questions you can ask in plain English.
A DISCOM runs dozens of data systems across billing, metering, SCADA, GIS, and consumer databases, none of them joined. Cross-system questions that should take minutes take weeks.
Billing lives in Oracle. SCADA in a proprietary historian. Meter reads in flat files. GIS in a spatial DB. Each system answers one question. None answer cross-system questions.
Correlating energy injected with energy billed requires joining SCADA with billing with consumer records. Without QWRY, this is a manual exercise repeated every quarter.
Anomalous consumption patterns exist in the data. Matching them to consumer accounts, transformer zones, and field inspection history requires cross-database joins that don't exist today.
Demand models built on billing data alone miss SCADA load curves, seasonal patterns, and infrastructure constraints that sit in separate systems.
Each of these queries joins SCADA, billing, metering, and GIS data, with verified SQL behind every answer, inside your perimeter.
Join energy injected (SCADA) with energy billed (billing DB) by feeder, transformer, and zone. Surface the feeders and divisions where technical and commercial losses exceed thresholds.
Cross-reference anomalous consumption patterns with meter read sequences and transformer load data. Rank tampering candidates by confidence score and zone, before field teams are dispatched.
Combine SCADA load curves with billing history, weather data, and infrastructure records. Generate feeder-level forecasts that account for the full system context.
Join outage events with maintenance records, asset age, and load history. Identify the assets and zones at highest risk before the next failure, not after it.
Track disconnection, reconnection, and regularisation actions against identified loss clusters. Measure the revenue impact of enforcement campaigns in real time.
Generate AT&C loss statements, energy audit reports, and compliance submissions directly from the unified warehouse. Every figure traces to its source query.
Oracle billing, proprietary SCADA historians, flat-file meter exports, GIS databases. QWRY connects to what is already running, with no system replacement and no migration project.
AT&C percentages, tamper candidate counts, revenue figures; every number in the warehouse traces to the SQL that produced it. Admissible in regulatory submissions.
On-premise deployment with your own PostgreSQL warehouse. SCADA and consumer data stays inside your infrastructure. QWRY orchestrates; you own everything.
Revenue officers, field supervisors, and regulatory teams query the warehouse in plain English. The platform generates SQL, verifies the answer, and returns a result anyone can act on.
Customer playbooks and technical deep-dives from QWRY deployments in power & distribution.
Inside the integration playbook: relationship discovery across legacy Oracle, MariaDB, and flat-file billing exports, and how cross-source joins surfaced 23,000 tampering candidates in the first month.
Read the case studyUnder the hood of qwry's sampling engine: how we score column overlap, detect cardinality, and turn it into a confidence-ranked relationship graph across heterogeneous grid data sources.
Read the deep-diveWhy billing data and SCADA telemetry together contain enough signal to flag revenue leakage, and why most DISCOMs never see it because the two datasets never talk to each other.
Read the postA direct technical conversation with the founding team. No sales deck. Tell us about your systems and we'll map out what becomes possible when they behave like one.
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