Contract monitoring for plant energy spend

Utility bills hide contract math in every interval. Demand and credits checked.

AllCaps verifies block-and-index supply, demand charges, capacity charges, tariff class, and curtailment credits against actual usage.

Green means the usage interval, tariff, block price, demand ratchet, and credit reconcile.

Energy & Utility Supply contractsLast checked today, 6:00 AM
4 monitored
2 in line
1 review
1 flagged
Plant A Electric Supply
Block and index settlement matches hourly usage profile.
In lineMay bill
Interruptible Service Credit
Curtailment event met terms but credit not posted.
FlaggedMay statement
Demand Charge Ratchet
Peak interval under review after meter correction.
ReviewMay bill
Gas Supply Index
Index and basis differential reconcile to contract formula.
In lineMay bill
Who it is for

Built for industrial energy users with negotiated supply or tariff exposure.

Energy bills combine market prices, physical usage, tariff rules, and optional programs. The savings are in recomputing the bill from the contract.

Plant finance

Verify demand, capacity, and usage charges at the meter level.

Energy managers

Track block-and-index settlement and curtailment credit performance.

Procurement

See whether negotiated supply terms are reflected in actual bills.

Energy terms become interval rules

Block price, index settlement, demand ratchet, tariff class, and credits are recalculated.

A utility or retail supply bill can be correct arithmetically and still wrong under the contract.

AllCaps compares the bill to the negotiated formula and the tariff class that should apply to actual usage.

Interruptible Service CreditEncoded utility terms
Supply structureBlock + index
Demand ratchet80% annual peak
Curtailment credit$38 / kW-event
Tariff classLarge industrial
Capacity chargePLC basis
Transactions checked
When a credit is missing

The finding shows the event, the credit formula, and the amount that should have appeared.

Curtailment and interruptible-rate credits are earned through operational behavior but often settle through separate statements.

The exception links interval data to the credit clause so finance can recover it.

Finding - Interruptible Service Credit - Event 05/14
Qualified curtailment credit missing from utility statement
Flagged
Earned credit
$22,800
Posted credit
$0
Credit due$22,800
Contract language

For each called event, Customer earns a credit of $38 per verified kW of interruptible load reduction measured against the applicable baseline.

May 2026 bill - Plant A electric supply agreementSend to supplier->
Across sites and meters

Industrial energy cost needs bill-level verification every month.

The roll-up separates clean meters from tariff questions and credit recoveries.

That gives operations, finance, and procurement one view of energy contract performance.

In line
8
Review
2
Flagged
1
Plant A electricCurtailment creditFlagged
Plant B electricDemand ratchetReview
Plant C gasIndex settlementIn line
Warehouse metersTariff classIn line
How it works

Three steps. Then it runs continuously.

01

Encode the agreement

We turn the economic terms in the energy & utility supply agreement into rules: rates, thresholds, caps, credits, formulas, and exceptions.

02

Connect the evidence

Invoices, statements, usage files, claim data, settlement reports, and performance records run against those rules as they arrive.

03

Collect what is owed

Green means in line. Anything else is surfaced with the clause, calculation, period, and counterparty-ready support.

Make one energy agreement living and see every charge checked.

We encode supply blocks, index formulas, demand ratchets, capacity obligations, tariffs, and interruptible credits, then reconcile each bill.

The first pass
  • One site, meter, or utility supply agreement.
  • Usage interval data and utility bills.
  • Block, index, demand, tariff, and credit terms encoded.
  • Findings for tariff mismatch, demand overstatement, or missed credits.
Start with one contract->