Make more of your stock.
See how required lengths fit available drums, and where an unopened drum can stay intact.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING. CONNECTED.
Make every
metre matter.
Cable allocation, drum stock and field execution for electrical EPC project teams. Make better use of every metre, from the first plan to the final cut.
Explore with sample data. No signup needed.
Have a project in mind? Let’s walk through it together.
Have a project in mind? Let’s walk through it together.
PURPOSE-BUILT FOR
COMPLEX PROJECTSEnergy & renewablesProcess industriesInfrastructureIndustrial plants
COMPLEX PROJECTSEnergy & renewablesProcess industriesInfrastructureIndustrial plants
01 THE CABLE OPTIMIZER
A better plan.
Before the first cut.
A cable schedule tells you what you need.
Elecsense helps you decide how to use what you have.
Plan drum requirements before procurement, or allocate cables against available stock. Make the trade-offs visible, while there’s still time to act.
INPUT / 01
Your cable schedule
4C × 95 mm² · Cu / XLPE
CABLE TAGLENGTH
- C-001550 m
- C-002470 m
- C-003400 m
- C-004300 m
- C-005280 m
- C-006270 m
- C-007250 m
- C-008250 m
- C-009190 m
Total required2,960 m
Same cables. Same stock.
Only the allocation changes.
Only the allocation changes.
A SMALL EXAMPLE. A CLEAR DIFFERENCE.
Room for a smarter allocation.
Start with the longest runs and check every opened drum for space before opening another.
Assigned cable Remaining stock1,000 m / drum
The nine example cables total 2,960 m. Allocating the longest runs first, while checking every opened drum for space, opens four 1,000 m drums. Reassigning five runs fits the same schedule onto three drums, leaving 40 m on opened drums and one full 1,000 m drum unopened.
Full drums preserved0
Drums opened4 of 4
Left on opened drums1,040 m
The second 250 m run cannot fit any existing remainder. See what changes when the whole schedule is planned together.
Remaining cable is stock, not automatically waste. This small example illustrates allocation logic; project results depend on cable specifications, drum lengths and your constraints.
Keep the reasoning.
Retain run inputs, allocation results and downloadable Excel reports for a clear review record.
Connect the next step.
Bring cable plans closer to field reality through PullCards, recorded cuts and drum balances.
02 FROM OFFICE TO SITE
A clear plan.
A connected team.
Engineering, cable management and field teams each see a different part of the project. Give them a connected record to work from.
ENGINEERING → PROCUREMENT
Your schedule.
Your schedule.
A considered cut plan.
Work from cable requirements and drum data. Run pre-order planning or post-order allocation, then inspect the results with the original inputs close at hand.
- Separate planning and available-stock scenarios
- Project-specific allocation settings
- Downloadable calculation reports
WORKFLOW ILLUSTRATION · SAMPLE DATA
Allocation runCompleted
RUN / EXAMPLE-024
From requirements to results.
One signed input workbookCable schedule sheet · 9 cables · 2,960 m
Available drum stock sheetSame workbook · 4 drums · 1,000 m each
Calculation evidenceInputs + Allocations + Report
CABLE MANAGEMENT → EXECUTION PREPARATION
Change the plan.
Change the plan.
Respect the work.
Revisions happen. Review proposed allocations with visibility into committed work and the drum capacity that remains available.
- Issued and cut work protected during preparation
- Reservations included in available capacity
- Engineering holds keep exceptions visible
Review the proposed changes before releasing work to the field.
WORKFLOW ILLUSTRATION · SAMPLE DATA
Execution preparationFor review
REVISION / 03 → 04
A change you can inspect.
C-001Actual cut recordedProtected
C-002PullCard issuedProtected
C-003Route length changedReview
FIELD TEAMS → DRUM STOCK
A clear instruction.
A clear instruction.
An accountable cut.
PullCards connect the cable, drum and planned work. Record actual cut lengths and laying progress, then follow the effect on recorded drum stock.
- Field PullCards in a mobile browser
- Confirmed cuts update recorded drum balances
- Progress, notes and history stay together
A physical cut and laying progress are separate events. Your records should reflect both.
WORKFLOW ILLUSTRATION · SAMPLE DATA
PullCard PC-0042Cut recorded
C-001 / DR-001
Substation A → Motor M-101
4C × 95 mm² · Cu / XLPE
Planned length425 m
Actual cut420 m
Drum balance updated1,000 m opening − 420 m cut = 580 m
03 THE BIGGER PICTURE
Start with cable.
Connect everything.
A connected future for electrical engineering.
Cable Optimizer is the beginning. Our vision brings project knowledge, design decisions and field reality into one engineering workspace.
Future platform · Planned expansion
elecsense. CABLE OPTIMIZER PILOT FOCUS
Understand
Connect project documents and engineering context.
Engineer
Turn design rules into practical calculations and outputs.
Connect
Bring models, routes and field activity together.
Learn
Carry useful decisions and experience into the next project.
Explore the nine planned modules
UNDERSTAND01
ENGINEER02
CONNECT03
LEARN04
Let the next project benefit from what this one teaches you.
PLANNED / DOCUMENT INTELLIGENCE
EPC Insight Copilot
A second set of eyes on complex project documents. Surface conflicting requirements, scope ambiguity and execution risks, with references back to the source.
These future modules will be shaped and released in stages. Cable jointing and GPS-based drum location belong to the first customer release, separate from this expansion roadmap.
THE COMMON THREAD
Transparent calculations. Connected decisions. Engineering knowledge that stays with the project.
04 THE ENGINEERING LIBRARY
Resources for
your next decision.
Go beyond the overview. Explore the thinking behind better allocation, learn the workflow, or bring us a question.
needs a plan.Cable allocation. Useful stock.
Accountable field execution.TECHNICAL BRIEF · 01THE THINKING BEHIND THE PRODUCT
WHITE PAPER
Better allocation starts
Better allocation starts
with a better model.
Why an offcut isn’t always waste, how drum choices affect the plan, and what makes a result worth trusting.
USER GUIDE
A confident first step.
A confident first step.
A clear path from there.
Inputs, roles, calculation evidence and field records—an approachable guide to how the pieces fit together.
Take the example with you.
Download the nine-cable dataset and follow the allocation yourself. These CSVs illustrate the example; live project uploads use the application’s workbook template.
EARLY-ACCESS COMMUNITY
Help shape what comes next.
We’re gathering interest from engineers who want to share field challenges, test ideas and help shape the wider suite.
Register community interest05 PRICING & ACCESS
A pilot shaped
around your project.
MVP access is by invitation. Start with a demonstration, then agree the project scope, onboarding and quotation with our team.
PROJECT PILOT
Bring a real challenge.
Let’s scope it. Project-based quotation
A focused conversation about your cable data, team and delivery workflow.
- Personal product walkthrough
- Project and input review
- Agreed pilot scope and pricing
ORGANIZATION
Think beyond one project.
Plan your rollout. Let’s discuss your requirements
Explore how the product could fit your organization and its project teams.
- Organization and project structure
- Roles and onboarding needs
- Deployment and support discussion
Explore the free allocation example without an account. Customer workspaces are provisioned by invitation. Already invited? Log in.
06 YOUR TEAM. YOUR PROJECT.
Clear access.
Practical onboarding.
Know how your team will work before you commit to a pilot. We discuss data handling and project responsibilities with you during onboarding.
Access by invitation
Accounts and project memberships are arranged with your team. Engineering and subcontractor users receive access appropriate to their assigned work.
Start with familiar data
Use the signed Excel workbook for cable schedules and drum stock. Review inputs and download calculation reports. Confirm any integration requirements with us before the pilot.
Agree the operating details
Review hosting, data handling, project-data retention and support arrangements with us before onboarding.
Who is Elecsense built for?
Electrical engineering and construction teams delivering EPC projects: engineers planning cable requirements, cable managers coordinating allocations, and field teams recording cuts and installation progress.
Can we start with our existing cable schedule?
Yes. The product works from cable schedules and drum data. Pre-order planning helps explore drum requirements; post-order allocation works against available stock. A pilot discussion can confirm the input format and how your project rules map to the workflow.
Does remaining cable mean wasted cable?
No. A balance on a drum may still be useful. The aim is to improve allocations and retain useful stock. The example above keeps total cable stock constant and distinguishes remaining lengths on opened drums from full drums that stay unopened. Actual results depend on your constraints.
What is available, and what is coming next?
The first release centers on Cable Optimizer: pre-order and post-order runs, calculation reports, execution preparation, and field PullCards with cut recording. Cable jointing and GPS-based drum location are included in the first customer release. The wider engineering suite shown above is planned; a native mobile app is also future scope.
Can field teams use it on a phone?
Field PullCards can be used in a mobile browser to record cuts, progress and notes. A dedicated native mobile application is part of the future direction. This landing-page example uses sample data and does not connect to a live project.
How do we request a demo or get access?
Request a presentation or walkthrough using the form. You do not need an account or a project upload. Our team reviews your enquiry and arranges the next step. Customer access is invitation-only during the MVP.
Request a demoWho can see our project information?
Access follows assigned organization and project memberships, with role-based permissions for engineering and field work. We confirm your team structure, data handling and support-access arrangements before onboarding. Please keep confidential project documents out of the public enquiry form.
What does a pilot involve?
We start with a walkthrough, review your input format and project rules, and agree the scope, participants, commercial terms and onboarding schedule. Timing depends on your data and requirements; there is no automatic subscription or instant project access.
YOUR NEXT PROJECT STARTS HERE
Let’s make your next
metre count.
Bring your cable challenge. Let’s explore what a better plan could look like.
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