The Grid-Safety Network of Record
311 tells a city a pothole exists. AcreSeal binds a landowner's report to the specific pole it concerns and seals both in one tamper-evident chain — the civic reporting layer and the compliance system of record, fused.
Illustrative example — synthetic data, no real report or landownerThe Report
civic reporting layerTracking ID
ACRS-GRID-DEMO
Reported by
M.R. (landowner)
Concern
Structural Lean
Status
Acknowledged
Submitted
March 15, 2026 at 2:25 PM
Capture
Mobile capture, GPS + timestamp embedded
Description
Pole is visibly leaning toward the roadway. Cross-arm hardware appears corroded. Concern about failure over a public road.
The Pole
asset of recordPole Tag
CO-OP-DEMO-0001
Utility
Sample Electric Cooperative (illustrative)
Material
Wood
Height
40 ft
Installed
2015
Last Inspection
May 2, 2025 at 12:00 AM
Condition
FairThe Chain
Valid · 3 linksReport sealed (genesis)
March 15, 2026 at 2:25 PMhash d90b9d9c4d…e1f21b77
Bound to pole CO-OP-DEMO-0001
March 15, 2026 at 2:25 PMhash 39e133ce42…325749d9 · prev d90b9d9c4d…e1f21b77
Acknowledged by utility
March 16, 2026 at 9:10 AMhash 913d85bfef…07a11da7 · prev 39e133ce42…325749d9
Each link is a SHA-256 hash of its payload plus the previous link's hash. Change any earlier element and every hash after it changes — the break is detectable by anyone, without access to AcreSeal's internal systems. On real records this is independently checkable at /verify.
Why this is one product, not two
Civic reporting alone
Tells a utility a concern exists — but not against which asset, and with no tamper-evident proof.
Inspection software alone
Tracks the utility's own crews — but has no public ingress for what the public sees between inspections.
AcreSeal — fused
Binds the public report to the physical asset and seals both in one independently verifiable chain of custody.