Monitor energy consumption across your estate, detect anomalies early, and track progress against reduction targets — all in one place.
Most organisations only review energy consumption when the bill arrives — by which time the waste has already occurred. Without regular monitoring, base-load creep, equipment faults, and behavioural changes go unnoticed for months. Energy managers need near-real-time visibility to intervene quickly and demonstrate progress against net-zero targets.
Quarterly billing cycles mean energy anomalies are spotted months after they occur.
Reduction targets exist in strategy documents but are not tracked operationally against actual consumption.
Gradual increases in out-of-hours consumption go unnoticed without trend monitoring.
Purpose-built capabilities — not generic templates you have to work around.
Visualise electricity, gas, and water consumption by site, building, or meter — with daily, weekly, and monthly views.
Automatically flag consumption spikes, base-load increases, and deviations from expected profiles.
Set absolute or intensity-based reduction targets and track actual performance against the glide path.
Cross-check supplier invoices against recorded consumption to catch billing errors and estimated reads.
Translate energy consumption into tCO₂e using grid emission factors for immediate carbon context.
Register each meter point, its utility type, and the site it belongs to in the energy management workspace.
Upload meter reads, half-hourly data, or supplier invoices — manually or via automated file import.
Define reduction targets and configure anomaly thresholds for each site or meter group.
Review dashboards, investigate flagged anomalies, and log corrective actions taken.
Generate periodic energy reports showing consumption trends, target progress, and cost savings delivered.
Try these tools to assess and improve your operations.
SwiftCase supports data import via CSV and automated file drops. For smart-meter and half-hourly data, export files from your bureau or supplier portal and import them into the platform.
Electricity, natural gas, LPG, oil, biomass, district heating, and water. Custom utility types can be configured to suit your estate.
The energy management workflow supports the monitoring, measurement, and analysis requirements of ISO 50001. It does not replace the full management system but provides the data infrastructure underpinning it.
Yes. On-site generation from solar PV, wind, or CHP can be recorded alongside consumption to calculate net energy use and self-sufficiency ratios.
See how SwiftCase helps energy managers detect anomalies, track reduction targets, and validate billing across their entire estate.
