A powerful toolkit
Different analytical perspectives, maximum insight.
Charts
The 15-minute load curve for any period — the raw shape of consumption, point by point.
Energy summed over time — watch the kilowatt-hours add up across a day, a month, a year.
Year on year, side by side — see whether demand is climbing or falling over time.
All days stacked, freely configurable — a site's typical daily shape at a glance. Also as an interactive 3D view.
All weeks stacked, freely configurable — a site's typical weekly shape at a glance. Also as an interactive 3D view.
A whole year as a colour grid — every hour of every day, intensity at a glance.
Relate any datasets to one another — spot patterns, verify correct operation.
Advanced analysis
The highest peak load in each calendar month, marked on the chart. Gathered in a date-sorted event list.
Store the working hours per site. Operating hours are shown in the corresponding charts.
Create custom optimizations, with a forecast of the reduced energy demand.
Notable deviations in the readings, flagged per meter and year — each with its date, value and a text note.
Forecast how the annual energy demand develops — including the impact of your optimization measures.
Comment on any chart individually — capture open questions or insights, shareable with other users.
Integration & data
Whether SDAT, CSV or an Excel file. Semi-automated data import with error analysis.
Push data in and pull results out programmatically — wire TEELS into your own stack.
Let AI assistants query your load data directly through the Model Context Protocol.
Export a customer's whole hierarchy — locations, meters, readings and aggregates — as JSON or XML, over any date range.
Re-import an exported customer into another tenant or instance — preview what's new, choose what to overwrite, aggregates rebuild themselves.
Access & branding
Your logo and company name across the app and your PDF reports — white-labeled, with no TEELS mark.
Per-tenant roles and team management, plus the option to confine a user — and their API tokens — to a single customer or location.
Read access for the end customer to their own data, charts and reports.