Bring your utility data into one clear view, standardized across sites
so you can benchmark performance, uncover savings, simplify
reporting, and make better energy decisions across your portfolio.
Bring your utility data into one clear view, standardized across sites
so you can benchmark performance, uncover savings, simplify
reporting, and make better energy decisions across your portfolio.
For many teams, the problem unfolds like this:
Energy is often managed site by site, so anyone trying to understand the portfolio first has to gather bills, meter data, and reports from multiple buildings and systems.
Even once the data is collected, it is rarely standardized. Electricity, gas, and emissions are measured differently, while weather, occupancy, building size, and provincial factors can all skew raw totals.
Without a standardized portfolio view, teams can miss savings opportunities — or worse, focus on the wrong buildings for the wrong reasons.
Jotson consolidates utility data across your portfolio, then helps your team understand what changed, why it changed, and what to do next.
Bring bills, usage, contracts, and emissions into one place so teams are not chasing spreadsheets, emails, and PDFs to answer basic questions.
Compare facilities by energy use intensity and portfolio performance to quickly see which sites deserve attention first.
Use AI-driven insights and variance tracking to spot waste, overages, or off-pattern consumption earlier and understand what is driving the change.
Track energy cost, usage, and carbon together with more consistent, traceable reporting for internal planning and Scope 1 & 2 reporting needs.
Most energy tools help you monitor usage. Jotson’s energy efficiency software takes your actual energy usage across your buildings to make more informed procurement decisions, secure stronger rates and terms, and actually capture savings.
No. Jotson can work as an added decision layer, not a rip-and-replace project. It brings bills, usage, contracts, and emissions into one clearer portfolio view so teams can get value faster.
That is normal. Jotson is built for the reality that energy data often lives across PDFs, portals, spreadsheets, and site-level processes.
No. Reporting is part of it, but Jotson is meant to help teams understand what changed, why it changed, and what to do next. The goal is not just to show savings opportunities, but to help you capture them.
Most platforms stop at reporting, and most brokers stop at procurement. Jotson combines portfolio visibility with contract expertise so you can use real usage data to secure better rates, stronger terms, and follow-through on savings.
Yes. Jotson is built to standardize portfolio data so you can compare sites more consistently and spot underperformers faster. That makes it easier to know where to focus first instead of relying on raw totals alone.
See how Jotson combines energy management software and contract expertise to help you reduce
costs across your portfolio.
