Many Alden ONE users interact with NJUNS on a case-by-case basis — switching between systems, re-entering data, and manually updating statuses. The Alden ONE + NJUNS API eliminates that back-and-forth. Work started in either system is automatically reflected in the other, helping pole owners, attachers, and other stakeholders stay aligned with less manual effort.
Joint use teams often log violations or transfers in Alden ONE, then manually track matching NJUNS tickets. That creates:
Duplicate Data Entry: Teams enter the same information in both systems.
Manual Status Tracking: Teams must check and update status in multiple places.
More Delays & Errors: Every manual handoff increases the risk of delays, mistakes, and disputes.
NJUNS tickets can automatically create fully populated Alden ONE Conversations.
Automatic Status Updates: As work progresses in Alden ONE, updates sync back to NJUNS.
Shared Visibility: Both systems stay synchronized, giving joint use teams a current view of tickets in progress.
Fewer Delays: Work moves forward without duplicate logins or data entry.
Once the integration is live, pole data, NJUNS ticket information, and Alden ONE Conversations flow automatically between systems, eliminating duplicate re-keying.
With work centered in Alden ONE, teams have one authoritative timeline, helping reduce disputes over dates and status.
Mapped ticket attributes stay synchronized as work moves from an NJUNS ticket to an Alden ONE Conversation.
Without an integration, teams may need to switch between systems, re-enter ticket information, and manually track status updates. The Alden ONE + NJUNS API reduces that duplicate work by keeping information synchronized.
The integration reduces duplicate data entry, keeps mapped ticket information synchronized, and gives teams a centralized view of joint use work in Alden ONE.
Configured NJUNS tickets automatically create corresponding Alden ONE Conversations. As work progresses, mapped ticket information and status updates stay synchronized between the systems.
Yes. Alden can work with you to review current workflows, integration requirements, and rollout options to help determine the right approach for your organization.