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Portfolio
Multi-subscriber
Company and facility inventory
Invoices
Consolidated
Period verification report
Ranking
Per facility
Risk and cost ranking
OSOS
Central
Hourly profile and anomalies
Each company's subscription, contracted power and tariff group must be matched in the inventory.
In an industrial zone (OSB), hundreds of distribution and supply invoices are processed every period. Central consolidation presents verification status, unit cost and deviation amounts in one report. Finance and zone management look at the same data set; company-level cost sharing becomes transparent. Electricity invoice tracking details the reconciliation process.
The hourly OSOS profile reveals abnormal consumption early across company and shared-infrastructure subscriptions. Zone lighting, pump stations and treatment plants are billed under separate subscriptions; central monitoring detects infrastructure faults quickly. OSOS consumption monitoring describes the integration framework.
A manual process may work in a small OSB; in a growing portfolio, software becomes mandatory.
Category-based comparison — operational differences are summarised.
| Criterion | Manual process | With software (ENOPTIMAL) |
|---|---|---|
| Subscriber tracking | Excel per company; out of date | Central inventory and OSOS mapping |
| Invoice reconciliation | Accounting batch at period end | Continuous verification and deviation list |
| Risk visibility | Reactive penalties after the fact | Priority via facility ranking |
| Eligible consumers | Separate consultant per facility | Portfolio-level transition plan |
| Shared infrastructure | Separate subscriptions; scattered | Zone consumption on one dashboard |
Companies are ranked by cost per kWh, reactive ratio, peak load overruns or unit production energy. The highest-risk subscribers go on a priority list; zone management bases efficiency consulting and infrastructure investment on this data. When the ranking report is shared regularly, healthy competition and transparency develop between companies.
In industrial group structures, facilities under the same holding may sit in different OSBs; a central portfolio view unifies energy strategy at group level. Industrial energy measurement offers a guide for submeter and OSOS infrastructure.
Companies exceeding the annual consumption threshold can move to SKTT or eligible consumer status. Which facility is suitable for the transition is assessed at portfolio level with consumption trends and cost simulation. PTF and YEKDEM risk is managed with central tracking; contract renewal periods are planned in advance. Our glossary entry What is SKTT? summarises thresholds and transition rules; the SKTT 2026 guide explains the current framework.
ENOPTIMAL gathers the multi-subscription portfolio on a single management screen; OSOS, invoice, ranking and alert data are presented to zone management as dashboards. Company and shared-infrastructure consumption are tracked in the same data model; energy cost is managed to support the zone's competitiveness.
Unify invoices, OSOS, generation and supply data in one panel — and decide with evidence.
Collect electricity, gas, water and telecom bills by meter; catch deviations and duplicates automatically.
Electricity
₺412.345
▲ %12
Natural gas
₺67.890
▼ %3
Water
₺12.456
▲ %7
Telecom
₺8.765
─ %0
Monthly cost trend
Spot the least efficient locations in seconds with unit consumption and cost scores.
Keep energy class, equipment and contracted-power records for every site in one place.
Recent activity
Invoice approved
HQ Office — A. Yılmaz
OSOS sync
12 meters · completed
Contract updated
Bursa Plant — Z. Demir
⚠ Reactive limit exceeded
Warehouse A · review needed
Approvals, bill uploads and alarm closures stay under timestamped records.
See limit breaches before the bill is issued.
Example: −18% penalty risk
Derive Scope 1–2 emissions from consumption.
TSRS / SBTi ready
Match meter data to the bill line by line.
Automatic variance list
Notify on peak load, reactive and generation deviations.
24/7 monitoring
See the platform with live data
Explore a sample portfolio in a demo account.
Frequently asked questions
Frequently asked questions about OSB energy management, invoice consolidation and portfolio monitoring.
Central portfolio monitoring of many subscribers and sites in an organized industrial zone—consumption, invoices and OSOS. Zone managers and industrial groups run site rankings, invoice consolidation and free-consumer transition planning.
Subscriber numbers, contract power and tariff groups sit in a central inventory. OSOS and invoices join via subscriber–location mapping. Zone managers see reactive or demand risk on one list.
With dozens or hundreds of subscriptions, separate tracking delays reconciliation. Consolidation shows period totals, verification status and unit-price gaps in one report. Finance and energy teams share one dataset.
Sites rank by kWh/m², reactive ratio, unit cost or peak overruns. Highest risk/cost subscribers become the priority list. Efficiency programs and infrastructure investment target that ranking.
Subscribers above the yearly threshold may move to SKTT or free-consumer status. Portfolio-level suitability uses consumption trends and cost simulation. Contract renewals and PTF risk are managed centrally.
Lighting, pumps, treatment and common areas bill on separate subscriptions. That load affects zone energy cost; OSOS hourly profiles and anomaly alerts catch shared-infra faults early.
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