See where costs and revenues arise, per meter and per location.
Financial analysis places tariffs, surcharges and dynamic prices alongside your actual consumption. You see not just how much you consume, but also what it costs, where it happens and which choices influence it.
- Costs per meter and per location
- Invoice control based on metering data
- The impact of your contract made visible
- Dynamic prices alongside your profile
Add-on
Add-on per meter, on top of the base
Financial analysis is an extension of Consumption analysis. You activate the add-on only for the meters where it adds value.
From kWh to money, backed by metering data
An average annual price says less and less about what your profile actually costs. This add-on makes the financial side of your consumption concrete.
Costs per location
Consumption is translated into costs based on your tariffs and surcharges. You see which location is expensive, and why.
Invoice control
Your invoices alongside the actual metering data: deviations and unexpected charges stand out before they run on for years.
Contract impact
What does your contract type mean for the bill given your profile? The analysis makes the impact of choices visible.
Dynamic prices alongside your profile
When you consume determines what you pay. You see how your profile coincides with hourly prices and where shifting pays off.
How it works
How you get a financial grip
Load tariffs and contract
We record your tariffs, surcharges and contract type in the platform, per meter where needed.
Metering data becomes costs
Every quarter-hour of consumption gets a price tag. The platform builds up the cost picture per meter, location and period.
Check and adjust
You check invoices, see cost drivers and back up contract and consumption decisions with figures instead of gut feeling.
Where Financial analysis proves itself
The invoice does not add up
Placing metering data alongside the invoice makes deviating charges immediately visible, even across dozens of locations at once.
Substantiating contract choices
Fixed, variable or dynamic: with your actual profile as the basis, the trade-off becomes concrete instead of abstract.
Allocating costs
Allocate costs per location or department for internal recharging, backed by metering data.
Continue reading in the knowledge base
Invoice control
Automatic energy invoice control: is your energy invoice really correct?
Automatic energy invoice control compares your energy invoices with the underlying meter data, the contract and the tariff components. This makes unexpected costs, duplicate items, wrong tariffs and deviations visible without anyone having to manually recalculate whole invoices.
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Contract optimisation
How do I optimise my business energy contract?
You optimise an energy contract by assessing tariffs, consumption profile, peak load, contracted capacity and risk appetite together. A contract is only optimal when it matches when and how you actually use energy, not just the lowest bare tariff.
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Dynamic prices
How do I, as a company, benefit from dynamic energy prices?
Companies benefit from dynamic energy prices when they can shift consumption to cheap hours or avoid expensive peaks. This requires insight into profiles, flexibility, operational limits and contract risks.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need Consumption analysis for this?
Yes. Financial analysis builds on the metering data from Consumption analysis. Without a reliable consumption picture, there is no reliable cost picture.
Does this also work with dynamic contracts?
That is exactly where it gets interesting. With dynamic prices, your profile determines what you pay. The analysis shows how your consumption coincides with hourly prices.
Can I have invoices checked automatically?
The platform places invoices alongside the actual metering data and flags deviations. You see immediately which invoices need attention.
For which meters should I activate this add-on?
That is up to you. Many customers start with the largest or most expensive locations and expand once the first findings pay for themselves.
Combines well with
Base
Consumption analysis
Consumption analysis is the foundation of the COMCAM platform. You see consumption per meter, location, energy carrier and period: from quarter-hourly values to annual trends. A pile of invoices and portals becomes one overview you can act on.
Control
Asset Management
Solar panels, batteries, charging points, cooling and CHP are increasingly controllable. Asset Management controls them automatically based on live price signals: curtailing during negative prices, charging in cheap hours, flattening peaks with storage. Within limits you set yourself.
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