Start with one Canadian building.

Request a complimentary pilot designed to review your building’s utility needs using available electricity, water and gas information together with location, regional rates, weather conditions and building characteristics.

Regional

Province, provider and rate information

Weather-Informed

Seasonal and climate-related review

Building-Specific

Property data shapes findings

Explore Features How It Works

Early Pilot Opportunity

Selected pilot participants may receive an initial building-level review and up to three months of complimentary platform access after the initial release.

Pilot Request Form

Request a Building Utility Analysis

Provide basic information about your building and utility analysis needs. No utility documents are required at this first step. After review, we may request recent bills or usage data securely.

Contact Information

Tell us who is requesting the pilot.

Full Name *Role *Company / Organization Email *Phone

Building and Location

Location helps determine relevant regional utility and weather information.

Building / Property Name *Building Type *Province / Territory *City *Postal Code Utility Provider

Building Characteristics

Building details can help explain differences in usage and cost.

Number of Units Approximate Year Built Approximate Floor Area Heating System Approximate Occupancy

Utility Data and Goals

Select the utilities and analysis objective for the pilot.

Electricity Rate Plan Available Usage Data Main Goal *

Utilities to Analyze *

Choose all utilities relevant to your building.

Additional Building Information

Optional: mention amenities, boilers, HVAC upgrades, EV chargers, solar panels, suspected leaks, unusual bills or maintenance events.

Your information will be reviewed for pilot suitability. Utility documents, if requested later, should have sensitive account details removed or redacted where appropriate.

Pilot Scope

A practical way to evaluate value before a larger rollout.

The pilot is designed to begin with one building, recent utility documents and basic property information. Depending on the available data, the review can examine cost patterns, possible abnormal usage, regional pricing and weather-related consumption changes.

Pilot Analysis

Building-specific utility review

Electricity

Review rates and high-cost usage periods

Regional rate information considered where supported

Water

Review possible abnormal consumption

Compared with submitted building information

Gas / Heating

Review weather-related consumption

Seasonal conditions considered where data allows

What We May Need

The analysis can begin with simple information and grow with better data.

You do not need a full integration for an initial pilot. After reviewing your request, we may ask for the documents and information that are relevant to your building.

Utility Bills

Recent electricity, water and gas bills showing usage, cost components and billing periods.

Location and Providers

Province or territory, city, utility providers, municipality and known rate-plan information.

Building Profile

Building type, number of units, year built, approximate area, heating setup and major amenities.

Historical or Interval Data

Optional monthly history, hourly readings or interval data where available for deeper review.

Equipment and Events

Optional boiler, HVAC, EV charging, solar, renovation, maintenance or leak-repair information.

Business Goal

The main objective, such as cost reduction, abnormal-usage review, forecasting or board reporting.

Pilot Process

From a pilot request to management-ready findings.

Submit Request

Provide your contact information, building location, property details and utility analysis goal.

Confirm Data

We review suitability and identify which utility bills or supporting files would be useful.

Prepare Analysis

Available utility, regional, weather and property information is reviewed for findings and assumptions.

Receive Summary

Receive an initial management-ready report with observations, limitations and suggested next steps.

Pilot Output

Useful reporting for building management review.

The output depends on the quality and availability of submitted information. Findings are intended to identify areas for review, not make unsupported conclusions.

Executive Summary

A concise overview of available utility information, major observations and priority items.

Cost and Usage Trends

Separate electricity, water and gas review across available billing periods.

Regional Rate Information

Relevant utility or municipal pricing information where supported and applicable.

Weather-Informed Review

Heating or cooling consumption observations informed by weather conditions where data supports it.

Possible Action Items

Practical items for management verification, maintenance review or later investigation.

Assumptions and Confidence

Clear identification of data limitations, assumptions and confidence indicators behind findings.

Early Pilot Participation

Help validate the platform with real Canadian building data.

Early pilot participants can help shape how the platform interprets regional utility structures, seasonal conditions and building-specific operating information.

For selected pilot partners

Initial review for one Canadian building using available utility and property information.

Management-ready summary showing available findings, assumptions and next steps.

Up to three months of complimentary platform access after the initial product release.