StreetOps CLMS

Central Lighting Management System

Fewer truck rolls. More lights fixed.

StreetOps CLMS complements the lighting management systems you already run — and it is AI-native, built from the ground up with AI in mind.

It turns a flood of alarm and telemetry information into insight and action that raises first-time-fix rate, reduces truck rolls, and cuts light downtime. It unifies every vendor's assets into one system, ranks alarms by impact, verifies the issue, and creates work your crews can act on. That work carries through a mobile field app to a verified fix and a reported result.

Unlocking the full potential of connected lighting

Reporting what the network sees is not the same as fixing the lights.

Truck rolls can actually increase if Networked Lighting Controllers flag outages that cannot be addressed. Using the CMS to prioritize truck rolls will be critical to ensuring O&M savings.

Northeast GroupUS Utility Smart Street Lighting Report, 2026

Cities and utilities deploy connected street lighting to control the lights and remotely monitor what the network sees. However, reducing maintenance cost, cutting complaints and raising uptime is a different job, and it is the one StreetOps was built for — with new insight, automation under your control, and an AI that makes every user a system expert.

The platform

Six modules. One closed loop.

Each module closes a real operational gap on its own, and together they run the whole loop. The AI runs across all of them.

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AI Execution Interface

Make every user a system expert.

Ask StreetOps AI what matters most, or tell it what to do, on every console and mobile screen. It marks the records an answer is about and takes you to them, and drafts a job, an assignment or a dismissal as a preview you can edit. Nothing runs until you confirm.

The StreetOps console with the AI panel open: six unassigned jobs marked on the dispatch list, the drafted plan, and the Confirm button

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Multi-Vendor Asset Management

Create a rich, vendor-neutral record of every light and the street around it.

Every vendor's nodes, lights, and assets in one system, with the electrical hierarchy, the areas and tags that matter to you, and live readings on demand. Easily add contextual data like crosswalks and school zones. Every alert, job and visit stays on the light's record.

The StreetOps street map: 4,560 assets across Cambridge and Boston, coloured by status, the filter panel open

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Work Order Management

Efficiently triage alerts and create jobs for what matters most.

Create work automatically where the evidence supports it and you control the rules. A circuit-wide issue arrives as one incident. The system's morning board runs the huddle your team already holds: what is on for today, who is doing it and what needs to change.

The open jobs board by crew and status: assigned, started, blocked and completed, with SLA chips

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CLMS Diagnostics

Verify every issue before creating a job and deploying a team.

Before a truck rolls, StreetOps interrogates the light itself: a reading, a control nudge, a re-read, the switch log, and a verdict, so a crew is sent to something that is actually broken. The same check runs again at the pole.

The Priority Alerts Inbox with the CLMS Diagnostics tab open on a hardware fault: the probe, the readings, the verdict and Validate

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Field Operations (Mobile)

The crew's new, most powerful tool.

A native app for iOS and Android that works offline and has AI built in. Receive jobs, review diagnostic history, capture root cause and photos at the pole, and everything syncs. AI, live readings, and control at the pole give the technician what they need to finish quickly on the first visit.

The field app on a phone at the pole: the job at 993 Elm Ave, the CLMS Diagnostics verdict, Start job, the task checklist, notes and photo

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Reporting & Dashboards

What needs you now, and the KPIs that show the improvement.

A dashboard for what needs you now, a street map you can read at a glance, and reports you can take to a budget meeting. Response and time to repair targets by priority, watched live and escalated. Every number traces to a verified fix.

The operator dashboard: the day's tiles with trends, the attention map and network health
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StreetOps CLMS Datasheet

What the system does, module by module, how it fits with the system you already run, and what a truck roll avoided is worth.

Cost savings per streetlight incident

$250–$400

What one truck roll costs a department

0.5–2

Truck rolls saved per streetlight incident by deploying a CMS

$125–$800

Avoided cost per incident, on the analyst's own figures

Northeast Group · US Utility Smart Street Lighting Report, 20261

Security

Secure by design.

Built to meet current and future compliance needs.

  • Role based access control, with segregation of duties
  • Single sign-on through your identity provider, or built-in two-factor authentication
  • Full audit trail: every edit, assignment and closure
  • Designed against IEC 62443-3-3: a maintained self-assessment across all seven foundational requirements, Security Level 2 met on each
  • On premise, your cloud, or our hosting data center at DigitalOcean

Hosted on DigitalOcean, whose platform carries SOC 2 and SOC 3 Type II, CSA STAR Level 1 and ISO/IEC 27001. Every action in StreetOps is audited, and roles carry segregation of duties.

Beyond lighting. The same layer is built and designed to flexibly extend across sensors, signage, traffic, EV and the wider streetscape. The adapter boundary that makes CLMS vendor neutral is the same one that reaches the rest of the street.

Tell us about your streetscape and what you're trying to solve →

See the platform on your streets.

The StreetOps Intro Demo walks you through the modules that matter most to your operation, and shows you how it raises first time fix rate and reduces truck rolls.