Platform
All of a building’s consumption in one system
Metering collects readings, analytics finds waste, automation fixes schedules, and reports show the owner the result. The modules share the same data and all come with the subscription.
01 · Metering
Consumption by floor and system
Every metering point is mapped to a building, a floor and a system, so the same consumption can be broken down by floor or by engineering system.
Electricity is polled every 5 minutes and heat meters every hour. History is kept for 5 years.
- Electricity, heat and water
- Virtual meters: sums and differences of points
- Communication monitoring for every device
Consumption on a weekday, kWh
| Roof and plant floor | 2,05038% | |
|---|---|---|
| Floor 5 | 54010% | |
| Floor 4 | 58011% | |
| Floor 3 | 54010% | |
| Floor 2, server room | 1,01019% | |
| Floor 1 and car park | 66012% |
- HVAC
- Lighting
- IT and server room
- Sockets
- Lifts and pumps
Total for the day: 5,380 kWh
02 · Analytics
Anomalies priced in dollars
For each day of the week Vatt builds a normal, weather-adjusted demand profile and compares actual data with it.
Each anomaly lands in a feed with a waste estimate, an owner and a status, so nothing gets lost between maintenance shifts.
- Rules for night load, weekends, peaks and tan φ
- Baseline adjusted for outdoor temperature
- Notifications by e-mail and Telegram
Weekly anomaly feed
- Mon
02:10Night load 18% above normal
210 kWhResolved
- Tue
08:15356 kW peak at chiller start-up
capacityNeeds a decision
- Wed
11:00Heating and cooling at once, floor 4
84 kWhIn progress
- Thu
21:40Car park lighting on after 9 p.m.
46 kWhResolved
- Sat
07:30Climate running on the weekday schedule
780 kWhIn progress
- Sun
14:00Meter DB-3.2 offline for 40 minutes
data flaggedFor information
03 · Automation
Schedules that are actually followed
Climate and lighting schedules are set by zone and day of the week. Vatt writes them to controllers over BACnet or Modbus and checks against the meters that equipment really switched off.
Writing is enabled per device after sign-off from the maintenance team. Every change is recorded in the audit log.
- Public holidays from your country’s calendar
- Evening extensions on a tenant’s request
- Roll back to the previous schedule
HVAC schedule, offices on floors 2–5
Working days
- People in the building 09:00–19:00
- Before 05:00–23:00
- After 07:30–19:30
Climate running time per week: 126 h before, 60 h after.
Mark a day as working or off and the schedule is recalculated.
04 · Reports
A monthly report for the owner
The report is assembled on the first working day of the month: consumption and cost by building, weather-adjusted comparison with last year, detected waste and the effect of measures taken.
- PDF and XLSX
- Export via API
- Cost allocation between tenants by meter
Sample report
PDF · XLSX · API
Office centre, 12,400 m²
Monthly report · August 2026
- Consumption
- 158,400 kWh
- −6.2% vs August 2025, weather-adjusted
- Cost
- $22,200
- at $0.14 per kWh
- Waste found
- 9,400 kWh
- 8 anomalies, 6 of them resolved
Consumption by week in August, MWh
See the modules on data from a similar building
In the demo we go from meter to report and show how writing schedules to controllers is set up.