Utilities and Infrastructure

Bring home expertise to more households.

Deliver remote home assessments and home-service support through a shared visual view.

For utility customer-program leaders, energy-assessment partners and home-service teams.

One service story. Both sides.

Make a home assessment easier to follow.

Illustrative service example · Swipe left or right
A homeowner shares accessible home views during a remote assessment.
Remote home assessment
Homeowner experience

Know where to start with the assessment.

The homeowner wants to understand the program’s next steps. Sharing accessible home views helps the advisor make the assessment conversation specific and understandable.

The problem, Homeowner experience. Step 1 of 3.
Read both sides of the story

Make a home assessment easier to follow.

1. The problem

Homeowner experience: Know where to start with the assessment.

The homeowner wants to understand the program’s next steps. Sharing accessible home views helps the advisor make the assessment conversation specific and understandable.

Program advisor’s view: Review the home with the homeowner.

The program advisor combines permitted shared views with the homeowner’s answers to document assessment observations—not certify equipment condition or predict savings.

2. The help

Homeowner experience: Share the relevant views safely.

The advisor requests accessible views and asks focused questions. The homeowner stays within safe access and receives program-appropriate recommendations. Do not open panels or approach hazardous equipment. This assessment does not establish safety or energy savings.

Program advisor’s view: Turn observations into practical next steps.

The advisor explains relevant recommendations and records the supporting observations. Questions outside the assessment’s scope go to a specialist. Do not open panels or approach hazardous equipment. This assessment does not establish safety or energy savings.

3. The outcome

Homeowner experience: Know what the next step is.

The homeowner understands the recommended follow-up. Questions needing an in-person specialist remain clearly identified.

Program advisor’s view: Keep the next steps together.

The configured workflow keeps observations, homeowner responses and recommended follow-up together.

Customer result: Homeowner understands the recommendations and next contact.

Retained context: Observations, answers and recommended follow-up.

What matters to your team
  • Program participation
  • Remote assessment reach
  • Home-service support
How it fits

The right help, at the right service moment.

Explore the situation, the product and the operational priority together.

Sophie LiveIllustrative workflow · not live data

Make the assessment easier to access.

Invite customers to share accessible window and equipment views from home, giving program advisors useful context without an initial visit.

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Sophie LiveGuided check
The window frame and nearby thermostat are visible in the shared view.
Shared equipment view · illustrative
See → understand → guideThe window frame and nearby thermostat are visible in the shared view.
Approved guidance

The advisor asks about drafts and heating comfort, then reviews the accessible window frame with the customer.

Illustrative guidance for a supported service workflow.
Customer benefitUnderstand what to share in an assessment.
Team benefitGather relevant views before recommending next steps.
Read all operating contexts

Make the assessment easier to access.

Invite customers to share accessible window and equipment views from home, giving program advisors useful context without an initial visit.

Turn a home-service question into a clear check.

An advisor sees the appliance and label, clarifies the reported issue and helps the customer understand the appropriate service route.

Give the homeowner a useful next step.

Keep the reviewed observations and program recommendations together, with a clear route to follow-up or available program information.

About this example

Illustrative home-assessment workflow. Program eligibility and recommendations are determined by the responsible advisor; customers share only safely accessible views.

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Which TechSee products support Utilities and Infrastructure?

Sophie Live, Sophie Knowledge, Sophie Self-Service are mapped to the service moments on this page. The right mix depends on the workflow and the level of automation required.

Where should an evaluation begin?

Begin with a high-friction service moment where teams lack visual context, then map the people, systems, and verified outcome required.

Can TechSee support existing service workflows?

The architecture is designed to connect visual context to enterprise workflows. Specific integrations and availability should be validated during solution planning.

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