FROM BILLING OVERSIGHT TO OPERATIONAL INTELLIGENCE
WE AUTOMATICALLY DETECT, DIAGNOSE, AND ASSESS COSTLY ANOMALIES IN ENEGY AND WATER USAGE, PRICING, AND BILLING PATTERNS
— AS THEY OCCUR —
WHAT WE DO
We provide smart utility dashboards that enable building owners and operators to identify and assess wasteful energy and water consumption, inefficient power utilization, and billing errors in their energy and water consumption and costs — as they occur — by automatically detecting, diagnosing, and assessing costly anomalies in their usage, pricing, and billing patterns.
Our unique advantage, built on innovative technology,
lies in
the structured analysis of changes in inherently inconsistent and fragmented utility billing data
—
automatically transforming messy utility billing data into timely operational intelligence.

WHY WE DO WHAT WE DO
WHAT IS SPECIAL & UNIQUE ABOUT WHAT WE DO
CONVENTIONAL ENERGY MANAGEMENT DASHBOARDS
MAIN PURPOSE: Collecting, centralizing, and reporting energy and water metering and billing data for utility budgeting, energy purchases, and the filing of mandated energy reports.
BASIC CONCEPT: Capturing, monitoring, and reporting utility metering and billing data.
PRACTICAL ADVANTAGES:
- Reporting utility consumption for compliance with sustainability goals.
- Identifying possible billing overcharges.
E3 ANALYTICS' UTILITIES GURU SMART DASHBOARD
MAIN PURPOSE: Empowering building owners and operators to uncover hidden operational and financial waste in their energy and water consumption and costs — as it unfolds.
BASIC CONCEPT: Enabling contextual comparisons and analyses relative to historical baselines across inconsistent and fragmented utility billing data — to automatically detect, diagnose, and assess anomalies in usage, pricing, and cost patterns.
PRACTICAL ADVANTAGES:
- Providing timely operational intelligence into the changes in energy and water usage, pricing, and cost patterns relative to contextual baselines — from a whole organization to the smallest account.
- Automatically identifying and assessing:
- Wasteful energy and water consumption;
- Inefficient power utilization; and
- Billing errors
— as they unfold.
- Quickly assessing the
effectiveness of implemented energy management measures.