05/30/2026
We’ve spent months explaining how Ting Insights works.
The electrical safety network, powered by 1.3 million sensors. The outage polygons. The Census enrichment. The ArcGIS integration. The five-minute refresh cycle.
But there’s a moment that none of that explains, and it happens in almost every demo we give.
It’s the moment someone sees their own jurisdiction on the map for the first time.
They’re used to viewing outage data at the zip code level, including the county name and customer count. They’ve seen that view for years.
Then we show them the same event as an outage polygon, drawn from Ting Insights power outage data, overlaid on their infrastructure layers. They can see which neighborhoods are dark. Which hospitals are inside the boundary. Which evacuation routes cross the impacted area. How many people are estimated to be affected based on Census block-group data.
And the reaction is almost always the same:
“Why didn’t we have this before?”
That’s not a sales pitch. It’s a genuine question. And the answer is that until recently, independent grid intelligence at this resolution didn’t exist.
Now it does.
If your team manages outage response, infrastructure resilience, or emergency operations — and you want to see what your data could look like, we’ll show you.
No slide deck. Just the live feed, on your geography.
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