Lower facility OpEx without a capital project

Meter-level visibility and utility corrections that need no equipment, no retrofit and almost no IT work.

What matters to vps of real estate and facilities

Corrections come from billing and rate fixes, not equipment. There is nothing to buy, install or schedule at your sites.

Every meter is mapped to a site, lease and cost center, so you can see which accounts are billed and why.

We start from bills you already receive. Most customers connect in days with a bill export or a utility feed, and no store or site work.

Closed, sold and relocated sites are checked so utility accounts are closed on time and no charges follow you.

Meter-to-site register	A list of every meter, account and utility tied to your properties, with status and rate schedule.
Site-level findings	Overbilling found for each site, with dates, amounts and evidence.
Closure and vacancy report	Accounts still billing for sites that closed, were sold or are vacant.
Rate change recommendations	Prospective schedule changes with the reason and the eligibility test, for you to approve.
Quarterly portfolio review	A summary of recoveries, open claims and sites where bills changed.

Very little. We ask for bill access, a site list and lease end dates. After that, requests come only when a utility needs a signature or site detail.

No. We work from bills and utility-provided data. We may ask for a site photo or a letter from an electrician for a metering claim.

Utility field checks are rare and scheduled with your site contact. We prepare the request and the contact, and you keep control of access.

You approve every rate change, and the filing is made under your letter of authorization. The account stays in your name and under your control.

Connect bills for up to 50 meters. Get the findings report in about three weeks. Pay nothing unless money comes back.

from bill access to first findings report: 21 daysfrom bill access to first findings report
of filed claims accepted by the utility in full or in part: 94%of filed claims accepted by the utility in full or in part