Features
Building-specific utility intelligence for Canadian properties.
X Compose Utility AI is designed to help property managers, condo boards, strata councils and building owners analyze electricity, water and gas usage using submitted bills, building characteristics, regional utility information, weather conditions and operational data.
Core Platform
Designed to explain why utility costs change, not only show that they changed.
A higher bill can be related to weather, occupancy, building equipment, unusual consumption, rate-plan changes, peak usage or data-quality issues. The platform is designed to combine available information to support clearer operational decisions.
Regional Utility Information
Consider province or territory, city, utility provider, municipality and applicable rate structures.
Weather-Informed Analysis
Use temperature, seasonality and heating or cooling demand information where relevant data is available.
Building-Specific Insights
Consider unit count, building age, renovation history, systems, amenities and operational profile.
Evidence-Supported Findings
Present findings with assumptions, supporting information and confidence indicators.
Information Considered
Key factors that can shape electricity, water and gas performance.
The quality of an insight depends on the quality and depth of the available information. The platform is designed to begin with bills and strengthen its analysis as more property and usage information becomes available.
Bills and Consumption
- Electricity, water and gas bills
- Billing periods and total usage
- Consumption, fixed and delivery charges
- Hourly or interval data where available
Location and Rate Data
- Province or territory and city
- Utility provider and municipality
- Applicable rate-plan information
- Taxes, credits and rate-effective dates
Weather and Seasonality
- Temperature and seasonal changes
- Heating and cooling demand conditions
- Cold snaps and heat waves
- Forecast weather where appropriate
Building Characteristics
- Number of units and floor area
- Year built and major renovations
- Building type and shared spaces
- Envelope and insulation information
Systems and Equipment
- Heating, cooling and hot-water systems
- Boilers, pumps and ventilation
- EV chargers, solar and storage
- Pool, laundry and amenity loads
Occupancy and Data Quality
- Occupied-unit estimates
- Maintenance or retrofit events
- Actual versus estimated readings
- Missing data and confidence scoring
Intelligence Features
From raw documents to practical utility findings.
A pilot can begin with uploaded documents and basic building information, then expand with historical usage, interval data, weather information and operational records as they become available.
Bill and Building Data Intake
Upload utility bills and provide key information such as location, building type, unit count and heating configuration.
Regional Rate Review
Evaluate costs using supported regional or utility-specific pricing information, including time-based plans where applicable.
Weather-Informed Review
Assess heating and cooling-related consumption using seasonal and weather conditions when sufficient data is available.
Peak and Load Analysis
Review high-consumption periods and possible flexible-load opportunities where interval usage data is available.
Possible Anomaly Detection
Identify unusual electricity, water or gas patterns that may require management or maintenance review.
Forecasts and Reports
Prepare cost forecasts and management-ready reporting with findings, assumptions and recommended next steps.
Utility Modules
Different utilities require different analytical information.
Electricity analysis may depend on rate plans and peak usage. Water analysis may depend on municipal rates, occupancy and possible leaks. Gas and heating analysis may depend heavily on weather conditions and equipment performance.
Electricity
Analyze electricity consumption and cost using supported regional rate information.
- Rate-plan and tariff information
- Peak or high-cost usage review
- Time-based pricing where applicable
- EV charging or flexible-load review later
- Electric heating and cooling information
Water
Review water consumption using municipal information and building usage history.
- Monthly water-usage trends
- Municipality-specific billing information
- Possible abnormal-use indicators
- Occupancy-normalized comparison
- Unit-level support where submetered
Gas / Heating
Review gas and heating-related performance using seasonal and weather information.
- Heating-season consumption trends
- Weather-informed usage review
- Boiler and system information
- Next-period cost forecasting
- Possible efficiency risks for review
Potential Findings
Questions the platform is designed to help investigate.
These findings depend on the quality, completeness and detail of the submitted data. Reports should identify assumptions and confidence indicators where appropriate.
Electricity Cost
Did the electricity bill rise because of increased usage, peak periods, a rate change or new building loads?
Water Usage
Is higher water consumption consistent with occupancy and seasonality, or does it require further leak investigation?
Heating Demand
Did gas usage rise because of colder weather, or does consumption remain unusual after weather conditions are considered?
Equipment Change
Did utility behaviour shift after HVAC servicing, boiler replacement, renovations or new equipment installation?
Upcoming Costs
What may next-period utility cost look like using historical usage, rate information and weather conditions?
Management Priority
Which findings should a property manager or board evaluate first, and what supporting evidence is available?
Workflow
From available building data to decision-ready reporting.
A pilot can begin with recent bills and a simple property profile. Additional usage and operational information can improve the analysis over time.
01
Provide Building Information
Submit the building location, province or territory, building type, approximate unit count, systems and available utility-provider details.
02
Upload Utility Documents
Start with electricity, water and gas bills. Historical or interval usage files can be added when available.
03
Review Usage and Influencing Factors
Analyze consumption trends, regional rates, weather conditions, building characteristics and possible abnormalities.
04
Generate Management Reporting
Create a clear summary of available findings, assumptions, possible cost impacts, confidence levels and recommended next steps.
Reporting Outputs
Useful reporting for management, board review and future validation.
Executive Summary
A concise overview of utility performance, key observations and items requiring attention.
Cost and Usage Trends
Electricity, water and gas patterns across available billing periods.
Regional Rate Information
Relevant rate-plan or municipal billing information where supported and applicable.
Weather-Informed Review
Heating or cooling consumption assessment using weather conditions where the data supports it.
Possible Action Items
Prioritized observations for management review, verification or future investigation.
Assumptions and Confidence
Data limitations, assumptions and confidence indicators attached to reported insights.
Optional Add-on
Resident-level insights where authorized data is available.
For condo and multi-residential buildings with authorized unit-level information or submeter data, X Compose Utility AI is designed to later support resident usage summaries, high-usage notifications and practical conservation guidance as an add-on to the core building platform.
Explore Resident Add-onStart With One Canadian Building
Request a complimentary building-specific utility analysis pilot.
Provide recent electricity, water and gas bills together with building location and available property information. The pilot is designed to turn those inputs into useful, weather-informed and region-specific reporting for management review.