CREATIO / ENERGY AND UTILITIES
Creatio for energy and utilities: requests and outages
Consumer requests, connection and repair applications, and corporate-client work in one system, keeping deadlines on track and histories together.
- Consumer requests with deadlines
- Connection and repair applications
- Corporate clients and contracts
CONSUMER
- Request → registered
- Repair application → in progress
- Field crew → assigned
- Work deadline → tracked
- Response to consumer → sent
Where consumer requests stall between teams
Consumers contact you by phone, at an office, or through the website, and each request moves between several teams.
The consumer request journey: intake, work order, update
Request register: phone, website, office
Connection application by stage
Repairs, outages, and field crews
Corporate clients and contracts
Consumer notifications
Reports by service team and deadline
Scope of work: request register, work orders, notifications
Process audit
We map how requests and applications move between teams.Creatio configuration
Request types, stages, deadlines, and roles for your service teams.Integrations
Billing, telephony, 1C, and GIS systems.Data migration
We migrate consumers and request history.Team training
We show dispatchers and field staff how to handle their daily work in Creatio.Support
We refine processes after launch.
The seven-stage Creatio implementation cycle is described on the Creatio implementation page. Read about how we run a project in our article.
INTEGRATIONS
Billing, dispatch, and payments
Creatio connects to billing, telephony, and 1C, with access configured by role.
- Creatio
- No-code
- 1C
- ERP
- Kaspi
- Payment systems
- Telephony
- Digital signatures
- Messaging apps
- Website
We confirm the integration method and versions during the audit.
Billing and accounting
Contract and charge data in the consumer record.
Telephony and dispatch
Calls are registered as requests.
Payment systems and Kaspi
Consumer payment data.
1C and digital signatures
Contracts, completion certificates, and signing.
Read about AI implementation for Creatio. We connect 1C and ERP, Kaspi and other payment systems through APIs, telephony, digital signatures, messaging apps, and websites.
How the project runs: four stages
Process audit
from 15 daysWe review requests, service teams, and roles, then choose the first rollout scope.Configuration and integrations
from 5 weeksWe configure request types, stages, deadlines, and connections.Data migration and training
from 4 weeksWe migrate consumer records and history, then train employees.Launch and support
go-liveWe launch with part of the team, then expand and refine the system.
We manage tasks in Jira on a board set up for the project. You have full user access. How we work →
We confirm timelines and cost after the audit.
RESULT
What you will have after the project
Configured Creatio
A request register, applications, and deadlines tailored to your service teams.
Statuses and notifications
Employees and applicants can see how an application is progressing.
Migrated data
Without duplicates or outdated records.
Reports
By request, service team, and deadline.
Trained team
Guidance and support after launch.
Support terms after launch
CREATIO PROJECTS
Creatio project examples: energy sector
Examples of companies in this industry that use the Creatio platform.
DONBASENERGO
Kyiv
Укргидроэнерго
Kyiv
DUBOR Asia
Philippines
The list is published on the Creatio clients page.
PRICING
What affects the cost: users and service teams
We do not publish fixed prices. We start with a process audit and then prepare an estimate.
Creatio licenses
Purchased separately
Implementation
Processes, configuration, integrations
Support
After launch
Creatio licenses are purchased separately. The minimum purchase is US$10,000, and the total depends on the number of users. You can buy directly from the vendor, through a partner, or through us. Implementation cost depends on processes, integrations, and roles and is estimated after an audit. Payment options are described in the blog article “How we calculate cost and payment terms”. Discuss your project →