You can't manage what you can't see.
Right now, your energy data looks like this: a monthly bill from the utility with a total number. Maybe a BMS that shows equipment status but nothing about cost. Maybe a spreadsheet someone updates when they remember. Maybe a consultant's report from last year gathering dust in a shared drive.
You don't know which of your 200 sites is the worst performer. You don't know why Tuesday cost more than Monday. You don't know that the AHU on level 3 has been running 18 hours a day instead of 12 for the past three weeks. You don't know because nobody can see it.
This isn't a technology problem. The data exists — in meters, in sensors, in your BMS, in your utility feeds. The problem is that it's scattered, disconnected, and nobody has the time to stitch it together.
Utility bill
1x/mo
One number. No breakdown. Weeks late.
BMS
On/Off
Equipment status. Nothing about cost.
Spreadsheet
Stale
Updated when someone remembers.
Consultant report
2023
Gathering dust in a shared drive.
What changes with Wattif.
Wattif connects to every data source in your building — meters, sensors, BMS, utility feeds, weather, occupancy systems — and creates a single, live picture of your energy. Every kWh. Every asset. Every site.
Don't have smart meters or a BMS? Most of our customers' sites don't. Wattif deploys lightweight IoT sensors and connects in a day. No infrastructure overhaul. No months-long integration project.
But visibility isn't the destination. It's the starting point. Once Wattif can see your building, it starts doing something with what it sees — catching anomalies, explaining variances, optimizing schedules, tracking carbon. The visibility enables the intelligence.
What this looks like in practice.
Through Wattif, anyone in your organization can ask a question and get a real answer in seconds. “Why did Site 7 cost more this month?” “Which sites are performing worst per square meter?” “What changed since last week?” No dashboards to learn. No reports to wait for. You ask. It answers — with data, charts, and explanations.
Why did Site 7 cost more this month?
AHU-3 ran 18h/day vs baseline 12h. Override set Mar 3, never released. +$2,400.
Which sites are worst per sqm?
Site 12 at $4.80/sqm (portfolio avg $3.10). HVAC schedule mismatched to occupancy.
What changed since last week?
3 anomalies detected. Lighting schedule drift at Sites 4, 9. Compressor baseline shift at Site 12.
If you operate hundreds of retail sites with no energy visibility at any of them, this is where the transformation starts. One platform that sees every store, every circuit, every anomaly — across every site you operate.
If you manage a portfolio of commercial buildings, visibility across every building — with tenant-level granularity — changes the conversation with your tenants and your owners.