Electricity
Project software for electricity contractors.
For contractors working for UK Power Networks, SSEN and Northern Powergrid. High voltage, low voltage, MV substations and cable laying — on one schedule, with the LMRA at the start of the works and traffic management built in.
UPrince is project software for electricity contractors working for National Grid, SSEN and Northern Powergrid. High voltage, low voltage, cable trays, signal cable and MV substations sit in the same file — with the LMRA at the start of the works, traffic management built in, and LSBUD searches and Street Manager permits tracked per site.
What an electricity site really demands today
UK Power Networks/SSEN job → schedule → work order
A job from UK Power Networks or SSEN runs on one project number through planning, crew planning and work orders to the final settlement.
MV substations and high voltage planned separately
High voltage, low voltage and MV substation work planned separately, with different HSE requirements and different safety rules — but in the same file.
HSE, traffic management and signal cable
HSE forms, traffic management plans and signal cable notifications live on the same project. No loose forms in other systems.
Crew hours and margin per job
Record crew hours against the job. Margin per job visible on Wednesday, not three weeks later.
Final settlement to the network operator
Settlement to National Grid or Northern Powergrid in the format they ask for. Power BI templates for the managing director.
Modules that make the difference on an electricity site
For electricity, these are the modules we see carrying the most weight.
From the field
I only found out three weeks later whether we'd had a good month. Now I can already see on Wednesday how the previous week went: margin per site, hours per crew, open change orders.
Managing director
Electricity + utilities · 80–120 employees · Hainaut
Frequently asked questions — electricity
Does UPrince work with Fluvius and ORES?
UPrince reads jobs from Fluvius and ORES, the Flemish and Walloon network operators, through their contractor portal and keeps the status, the LMRA at the start of the works and the final settlement next to your own schedule. No separate tab to keep open for every job.
How does UPrince handle high voltage vs low voltage?
In UPrince, high voltage, low voltage and MV substation work are modelled as separate site groups or jobs, with their own HSE requirements and their own crew planning where needed.
Can we keep HSE forms in the same application?
In UPrince, HSE forms and QHSE registers live in the same project file as the schedule and the work orders. One place for inspections, incidents and corrective actions.
Is signal cable handled differently from main cable?
In UPrince, signal cable can be included in the file as its own site group or as a sub-job, with its own notices and utility searches and its own bill-of-quantities items.
Is this also suitable for smaller electrical installation companies?
UPrince scales from around 10 employees to 250+. For smaller installation companies we usually start with work orders, time registration and planning — the rest is added as the company grows.
All your electricity sites in one file?
A 30-minute demo based on a case from your own sites — starting from a Northern Powergrid or UK Power Networks job.