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Step one: your invoice.

Your recent invoices or a monthly consumption spreadsheet by branch is enough; we will show where to look first at each branch. No extra team or devices needed. When file upload opens, people on the early access list hear first.

What we look at.

You do not need to be an energy expert. Waste rarely sits in a single line; these are the first places we check.

Rates, limits and tariffs are written in the guide with their source and last-checked date. How to read an electricity bill

How it works.

  1. Upload your file

    PDF invoice, Excel or CSV. Several files are fine.

  2. We analyse it

    We extract the lines and periods and check the points above.

  3. We send the findings

    We write, in plain language, where you should start.

  4. Connect OSOS if you like

    Once meter data arrives, invoice periods are compared with the meter; no devices are installed on site.

See a sample findings report

The first analysis is free.

We look at whatever you upload; findings get sharper with a branch breakdown and more periods.

  • Your recent electricity invoices (PDF)
  • Or a monthly consumption table by branch (Excel or CSV)
  • No installation, devices or extra team needed

Join the early access list first

File upload is not open yet. Leave your email and facility type, and we will let you know first when it opens. No files needed.

Frequently asked.

Is it paid?

No. The first analysis is free.

Do we need to install devices or assign a team?

No. The analysis uses the files you upload. If OSOS is connected later, data comes from the distribution company’s system; no devices are installed on site.

What if we do not have OSOS?

The analysis still works with invoices or a spreadsheet. For other ways to bring in meter data, see the Integrations page.

After the analysis, on the same platform.

Data that starts with your invoice is ready for the platform’s modules. Turn them on whenever you like.

Let’s find the waste together.

Join the early access list and be the first to hear when file upload opens.