Separate hot-water and cold-water services and rates
Set separate hot- and cold-water rates so their consumption and charges remain distinct.
Hot and cold water, energy and other measured services, each tracked separately.
Hot and cold water are tracked separately, each with its own rate. Consumption is calculated from the difference between previous and current readings, and the property’s history shows both the volume used and the resulting charge.
Set separate hot- and cold-water rates so their consumption and charges remain distinct.
The difference between readings shows the water used during the period and provides the basis for billing.
The service’s chosen unit is used throughout readings and calculations to keep volume figures consistent.
Compare a property’s consumption and charges across months to understand changes in water use.
Staff can enter monthly meter readings in a table or import them from Excel after reviewing the data. Initial readings, meter replacements and resets are recorded so those changes are reflected correctly in consumption calculations.
Enter the month’s readings in one table and check the data for the relevant properties.
Record the starting reading so subsequent consumption is calculated from the correct baseline.
Record a meter change so the new reading is not mistaken for a sudden drop in consumption.
Import a prepared readings spreadsheet and review its rows to reduce repeated manual data entry.
Before billing, staff can identify meters with missing readings and consumption that changed sharply from the previous period. Zero consumption is distinguished from an unentered reading, and corrected data can be used to recalculate the affected period.
Identify properties whose readings are still missing and complete them before continuing billing.
A sharp-change flag helps distinguish a real change in use from a possible entry error.
An entered zero is treated as a reading, while an absent reading remains an item to complete.
Apply a corrected reading to the appropriate month so the affected billing period is recalculated.
If a reading was missing at billing time, calculate the omitted consumption for the relevant period once it is entered.
Review a meter-reassignment correction and confirm it after checking its accounting impact.
When correcting a past reading, the system accounts for dependent later differences and period restrictions.
Manage electricity, gas, heating and cooling charges in the same workspace. Each service has its own unit and rate, with heating and cooling calculated by consumption or floor area as appropriate.
Track electricity and gas as separate services with their own rates and consumption data.
Choose heating charges based on consumption or serviced floor area according to the building’s arrangement.
Calculate cooling charges by the configured consumption or area basis, separately from other services.
Give each service the appropriate unit and price so different types of consumption are calculated correctly.
When importing monthly readings, see which rows are ready to apply and which require review. Corrections to existing readings follow a separate process.
In the preview, distinguish new, previously recorded, already billed and invalid rows.
An import does not overwrite a previous reading; detected errors are corrected through the designated review process.
Add a work note, for example about a replacement meter or unusual usage, so the circumstances remain understandable later.
During import, identify closed-period rows that cannot be changed through a normal upload.
Availability depends on the user’s role, enabled services and compatible equipment.