Operating sites for multiple owners means juggling different programs. It shouldn’t mean different systems.
A demonstrable NERC compliance program wins and retains owner contracts. Run one that owners can see.
Win scope of work expansion without proportional headcount growth.
As a generator (GOP) or transmission (TOP) operator, you have very real compliance requirements scoped into your O&M contract. You may also execute compliance on behalf of owners with varying levels of program maturity. Some have detailed policies. Others hand you a folder of PDFs and expect you to figure it out.
Pre-built controls engage per each owner's asset set, so you run one consistent workflow across a mixed-maturity, multi-owner fleet without configuring each owner's program by hand.
Raptor Comply standardizes how you manage compliance across your entire portfolio. Each owner's policies, access controls, and evidence stay separate and secure. Your workflows stay consistent.
Show owners evidence, not assurances
Real-time posture beats audit-time reporting. Owners want to see the compliance work performed on their behalf as it happens, not trust a periodic update.
Real-time posture beats audit-time reporting. Owners want to see the compliance work performed on their behalf as it happens, not trust a periodic update.
Your control center is closer to Medium impact than you think
Once the generation under your operational control crosses 1,500 MW in a single Interconnection, your control center is Medium impact regardless of how any individual site is classified (CIP-002 Attachment 1, Criterion 2.12). CIP-015, CIP-010, and CIP-007 all step up at the control-center level. Build the program that carries forward, not one you rebuild at the threshold.
What operators get:
Satisfy every owner's auditor from one system.
Prove separation between owners.
Never miss a periodic task.
Prepare for new CIP thresholds before you cross them.
Evidence trails that satisfy multiple owners and auditors