Seven views
From the whole estate down to one meter.
View 01 of 7
Your estate, and each site within it
Electricity, gas and water across every site you operate. An estate view with totals and a league table ranking sites by year on year change, and a single site view for working through one building in detail.
Take control with Omnium
Our own platform, made for the people who use it.
Built in house
Insights is designed and built by Omnium. It is not a supplier portal or a licensed dashboard with our name on it.
Designed around clients
Your consumption, cost, carbon and contract position for every site, in one place, without waiting for a report or asking us for a figure.
Designed around partners
The same record we work from, so the people who introduce and support a business can see the position they are discussing.
Use the platform
A working demonstration on illustrative data. Switch utility, open a single site, and see how the platform handles a month with no data on file.
Guided demo paused. Explore freely, press play to watch the tour, or pick a scene below.
Estate view
Illustrative estate, six sites
Consumption, kWh
3.36m
▼ 1.9% year on year
Rolling twelve months to March. Months with no data on file are excluded rather than counted as zero.
Indicative cost
£806k
Indicative, not a validated bill
Derived from rates held against each meter. Ex-VAT and not bill-validated. Computed for 6 of 6 sites.
Carbon, tCO₂e
- Market
- 0.0
- Location
- 694.8
Market basis uses contracted supply factors. Location basis uses the published grid average. Factors here are illustrative.
Intensity
- Per room
- 152.6 kWh
- Per m²
- 189.7 kWh
Per occupied room night and per square metre, so a busier month is not mistaken for a worse one.
Monthly consumption against prior year
- A
- M
- J
- J
- A
- S
- O
- N
- D
- J
- F
- M
Current year Prior year No data on file
| Month | Current year | Prior year |
|---|---|---|
| Apr | 272,800 | 273,800 |
| May | 263,500 | 265,300 |
| Jun | 236,000 | 261,100 |
| Jul | 247,400 | 271,800 |
| Aug | 283,000 | 283,100 |
| Sep | 269,200 | 270,500 |
| Oct | 280,200 | 282,300 |
| Nov | 297,800 | 299,100 |
| Dec | 314,500 | 316,600 |
| Jan | 319,900 | 321,300 |
| Feb | 293,600 | 295,900 |
| Mar | 278,400 | 279,900 |
Sites, ranked by consumption
Select a site to open its own view.
Contract position
- Renews within 12 months
- 2
- No end date on file
- 1
Taken from the contract end dates held against each meter. A meter with no end date is listed rather than assumed.
Compliance
1 site with an expired rating, 5 within date
Site rating and expiry as held on file. Expiry warnings appear ahead of the date.
Illustrative data. This demonstration runs on invented figures for six anonymised sites and is here to show how the platform behaves, not to report a real estate.
Honest by design
Four things the platform refuses to do.
01
It will not treat a missing month as a zero. A gap is shown as a gap.
02
It will not compare a part-year against a full year. Comparisons are like for like, and the months included are named on the chart.
03
It will not calculate a year on year figure from data that is under review. It suppresses the number and says why.
04
It will not present indicative cost as a validated bill.
A gap is shown as a gap. Nothing assumed, everything on the record.
About the data
Three kinds of data, handled differently.
Half-hourly meter data
For half-hourly electricity meters, consumption arrives from the settlement process after the period it covers. A reading is also not final when it first arrives: estimated reads are replaced by actual reads later, and figures move when they are. We show which reads are estimated and which are actual.
Meter reads you enter
You can enter your own reads for any meter, including gas, water and meters that are not half-hourly. That is how sites without half-hourly data get a usable consumption picture, and it is often the fastest route to spotting a problem on a smaller site.
Information you add
You can record site-level information alongside the consumption, so the numbers sit next to the context that explains them.
- Access
- Included
- Part of how we work, not a separate product.
- Chargeable extras
- Priced first
- Nothing switches on without agreement.
- Basis
- Market and location
- Carbon shown both ways, factor basis named.
- Cost figures
- Ex-VAT
- Indicative, not bill-validated.
Read moreAccess and charges, in full
Every Omnium client has access to Insights. It is part of how we work rather than a product we sell separately, and there is no charge for it.
Some additional features are chargeable. Where one is, it is priced and agreed before you use it. Nothing is charged for by default and nothing switches on quietly.
Where a figure changes after we have shown it to you, that is the data being corrected rather than the platform being unreliable. We would rather show you the position as it stands and tell you what it rests on.
The consumption picture Insights carries is what the work is built on. Our case studies set out named client accounts, each with the figure, what it is measured against and the document it is taken from. Existing clients can sign in to Insights; anyone else can get in touch.
Ask for a walk through of Insights
We will show you the record as your own portfolio would appear in it.