Source-aware
Every metric stays connected to bill periods, utility feeds and validation status.
Energy management software and the people to run it: VE-MAP captures and validates every utility bill and meter feed, benchmarks each building, flags what looks wrong and sends your team a short priorities list every month. For property managers, condo boards, REITs and owners in Ontario and across Canada.
The monthly review is a report, not a login. It arrives by email, and everything in it traces back to a bill or a meter read.
Every month, every building and every commodity follows the same four-step path. You forward bills or authorize the utility feed once; the rest runs on a schedule.
Retrieve utility data automatically or upload bills, and normalize electricity, natural gas, water and district-energy data into the facility and billing periods where it belongs.
Most dashboards tell you what happened. VE-MAP is organized around the next management decision: what changed, whether the data is trustworthy, how the building compares, and what your team should investigate.
Every metric stays connected to bill periods, utility feeds and validation status.
Move from a single facility to cross-building benchmarking without rebuilding the analysis.
See consumption, cost, intensity, emissions and water together instead of in separate silos.
Turn monthly utility reviews into a consistent management process your team can audit and improve.
Everything is designed to reduce handoffs between utility data, performance analysis, benchmarking and reporting.
Read PDF and utility-bill data into structured billing periods with charges, usage and source metadata.
Less manual entry →Utility data flows in automatically so bills and meter-level usage can be analyzed together (Green Button / CDS supported).
More granular insight →Flag missing months, estimated reads, year-over-year anomalies and issues that need review.
Trust before reporting →Track commodity trends, bill amount, consumption cost and period-over-period changes.
See what changed →Compute EUI, UCI, GEI and WUI consistently across buildings and reporting windows.
Normalize performance →Compare facilities, identify outliers and understand which buildings deserve deeper review.
Prioritize attention →Bring validated VE-MAP figures into a repeatable reporting and review process.
Reporting ready →Preserve source context and review notes so your team can defend how a number was produced.
Explain every KPI →VE-MAP makes the monthly energy conversation faster, more consistent and more useful across operations, finance and sustainability teams.
Automate recurring data collection and normalization so specialists spend time on decisions, not formatting.
Keep cost, consumption and performance metrics tied to the same facility, commodity and billing period.
Use normalized intensity and trend signals to decide which buildings need attention first.
Move every monthly review toward a clear question, owner and next action instead of passive reporting.
Answer the owner's utility questions with evidence, catch billing errors and leaks in weeks, and keep every filing current without a spreadsheet.
A report the board can read in ten minutes, an annual benchmark to share with owners, and verified savings when a measure is funded.
Portfolio intensities, emissions and data coverage per asset, ready for annual ESG and certification submissions.
A defensible portfolio view across dozens of buildings that supports oversight, reporting and performance conversations.
VE-MAP is a subscription. The quote is itemized so you can see exactly what each building and each meter costs; there are no bundles to decode.
Each electricity, gas, water or district-energy meter is a line item, and each site carries the monthly review. Monthly or annual term; the annual term is discounted.
Onboarding the accounts, mapping meters to buildings, loading history and, where offered, authorizing Green Button access. Priced by building and meter count.
Anomaly detection per meter, RETScreen and Power BI exports, ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager sync, measurement and verification, and bill validation against the tariff.
Send your building and meter counts with a and the itemized quote comes back with the walkthrough invitation.
Use this planning calculator to frame the opportunity before a walkthrough. It is intentionally conservative and is not a savings guarantee.
Straight answers to the things that come up before a review. More in the blog.
Each month: every bill and meter feed captured and validated, consumption and cost per building against last year with weather accounted for, energy, cost, emissions and water intensities benchmarked across the portfolio, exceptions such as missing months, estimated reads and unusual movement flagged, and a short priorities list with an owner for each item. Each year: a benchmark report and ENERGY STAR Portfolio Manager kept in sync.
Property managers, condominium boards and corporations, REITs and asset managers, building owners, and public-sector and institutional teams that run more than one building and want a monthly energy review without hiring an energy manager.
Two routes, usually both: bill PDFs forwarded or uploaded and read automatically, and Green Button Connect My Data where the utility offers it, which sends interval and billing data directly once the account holder authorizes it. Electricity, natural gas, water and district energy are all handled.
No. The review arrives as a report each month. The portfolio dashboard is available to anyone on your team who wants to look deeper, but nobody has to use it for the review to happen.
As a subscription priced per meter and per site, on a monthly or annual term, plus a one-time setup that depends on how many buildings and accounts are onboarded. Ask for a quote with your building count and we will send the itemized figure.
No. An audit is a one-time study with recommended measures. The monthly review is the ongoing process that tells you whether consumption, cost and emissions are moving in the right direction and whether the audit's measures delivered. Many clients do both; the review makes the audit's savings verifiable.
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