RMS – Relay Management System
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What RMS does
Inavitas RMS centralizes the management of protection relays used in electricity distribution networks. Through a secure web interface, operators can reach field-installed relays over whichever communication protocol they use, view live measurements and device status, adjust settings, and send commands – all without sending teams to the field.
RMS collects fault records automatically, accelerates post-fault analysis, and keeps a full, auditable history of every configuration and command so operations stay safe, transparent, and compliant.
Key benefits
RMS helps utilities bring relay settings, tests, and records into one controlled workflow, reducing site visits, speeding up fault handling, and supporting compliance.
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Fewer visits, faster response
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Safer, controlled configurations
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Faster fault analysis/restoration
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Full traceability and compliance
How RMS works in practice
Connect & discover
Monitor & configure
Operate, analyze & improve
Key capabilities at a glance
Secure remote access to field relays via the appropriate protocol so operators can view, configure, and control devices from the control center.
Compare parameter sets, manage templates, and roll out configuration changes in a standardized, controlled way.
View measurements, status information, and relay parameters in real time; automatically collect and store fault records for later analysis.
Track every command with who/when/what, and manage separate permissions for monitoring, configuration, and command execution.
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Part of one unified system
RMS is one of the protection-focused building blocks of the inavitas energy management platform. It works alongside Utility SCADA, ADMS, and other grid applications to give distribution operators a complete view of network health.
By combining RMS with SCADA and analytics, utilities can correlate fault records, switching operations, and asset data; fine-tune protection settings; and drive safer, more reliable operations across the grid.
