Solutions for Estates and Businesses
Clearer energy visibility for properties and facilities.
Whether you manage a residential estate or run commercial premises, we can help you see where electricity goes — across grid, solar and backup supply — and respond to problems sooner.
For estates and property managers
Manage shared supply and individual units
Estates juggle shared infrastructure, many tenants and support requests. Without per-unit data, it is hard to answer questions about usage or spot problems early.
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Tenant metering
Subject to assessmentSuitable meters for individual units, chosen after assessing your supply arrangement and existing equipment.
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Consumption per unit and shared supply
Initial focus · in developmentUsage for each unit and for shared supply such as common areas, where these are appropriately metered.
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Recharge integration
PlannedIntegration dependentShow tenants’ recharges and balances alongside usage. Planned, and dependent on the operator’s vending and payment integrations.
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Usage reporting
Initial focus · in developmentPeriodic reports by unit, block or the whole estate, for management and tenant queries.
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Abnormal-consumption alerts
Initial focus · in developmentFlag units whose usage departs sharply from their usual pattern, so they can be checked.
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Solar-generation visibility
Integration dependentGeneration from estate solar installations where a generation meter or inverter integration is available.
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Fault reporting
Initial focus · in developmentA clear route for tenants or staff to report a meter or supply issue, logged as an incident.
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Maintenance support
PlannedCoordination of follow-up with approved maintenance and field partners through our managed support process.
What aggregate readings can show
Meter readings show how much electricity a unit or building uses in total. They do not identify which appliances used it unless dedicated monitoring equipment is installed.
For businesses and commercial facilities
Understand usage across grid, solar and backup supply
Businesses often draw on the grid, solar and generators. Seeing how each contributes — and when demand peaks — supports better operational decisions.
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Electricity usage trends
Initial focus · in developmentConsumption by hour, day and month, so you can see patterns and changes over time.
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Peak demand
Integration dependentWhen and how high demand peaks, where the meter records power or interval data.
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Solar generation
Integration dependentGeneration from your solar installation through a suitable generation meter or inverter integration.
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Multi-location reporting
Initial focus · in developmentCompare consumption across branches, sites or buildings in one report.
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Abnormal-consumption and operational alerts
Initial focus · in developmentIntegration dependentAlerts for unusual usage and for devices that stop reporting, with fault events where devices provide them.
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Recharge, where applicable
PlannedIntegration dependentFor prepaid supply, balance and recharge visibility through approved vending or payment integrations.
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Maintenance coordination
PlannedFaults linked to a support process that can coordinate approved field partners.
What it depends on
- Your supply arrangement and which circuits or sources are metered.
- The data capabilities of existing meters, inverters and generators.
- Access to vending or payment systems for any balance or recharge features.
Start with a site assessment
We will look at your supply, meters and goals, then explain what could be monitored and what it depends on.