Where the money is going this month
Spend by property
Recent alerts
Accounts
| Account / Property | Supplier | Commodity | Usage | Cost/unit | 12-mo | MoM | YoY |
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Contracts
Third-party supply contracts riding on the utility account — same meter, same delivery, but the supply half is bought from an ESCO. Fixed and index agreements across the portfolio, flagged at 60 days to expiration.
| Property / Account | ESCO supplier | Commodity | Rate | Locked rate | Term | Days left |
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Alerts
Every threshold is adjustable per portfolio. Changes apply to the next scrape cycle.
Contract expiration
Cost spike
Water usage spike
Recipients & delivery
AI anomaly & seasonal flags
Bill audit & recovery
Sources
Every input is something your team already has or can authorize in a click. The dashboard reads from a secure mirror — never directly from Yardi or a shared password.
Autopay/paperless PDFs land in your inbox and auto-forward to a dedicated address. Primary intake for accounts without a direct feed (ESCO statements, some National Grid). Every charge line is extracted automatically.
Access is organized as a handful of logins, each holding many accounts (some far more than others). Electric is the common-area / house account per building only — tenant apartments are direct-metered to ConEd and aren't tracked. We authorize the feed per login; five is well within reach.
Standardized usage authorization for ConEd and National Grid, flowing direct from the utility.
NYC Water Board usage and daily meter reads — the feed behind the 5% week-over-week water alert. One master meter per building.
Account → property → units → supplier, from the master sheet your team already keeps (or derived from bills + public NYC building records / BBL). No Yardi login.
Only where a portal offers no API or Green Button. Secure, with human oversight for captchas and exceptions — billed at cost.
Encrypted storage, least-access inputs, and a full audit trail of every file and feed received. The dashboard reads only from here.