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Trading and Energy Procurement
The Trading and Procurement Module helps end customers manage their energy purchase requirements for gas and power more effectively through flexible or progressive purchasing.
Key Features
- User friendly trade entry
- Understand your costs and risk position
- Proactively manage weighted average costs and related budgets
- Manage key stakeholders and counterparties using interactive dashboards
Furthermore, the module easily integrates with Utilidex’s billing and bill validation modules allowing suppliers and customers to apply weighted average cost of energy for budgeting and forecasting purposes and manages flexible demand profiles more effectively through the introduction of on the day/ balancing products. We also accurately confirm and settle transactions through “cash out” prices or “residual trades.
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You can purchase any one of our software products direct as a customer, or through our partner consultancy firms (TPIs), or via energy suppliers. Our goal is to make it easy for you to work together, and stay in control of your energy estate.
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Utility Bill Validation
Budgeting & Demand Forecasting
Accounting Intergration
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