Softee for public estates
The energy monitoring tool built for
public-sector estates
Bring your data together — electricity, gas, water, heat — on a single platform, analyse your consumption, catch drift, and prepare your regulatory obligations.
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Get to the data that matters across
your estate
Electricity, gas, water, heat, temperature, humidity, CO₂: any signal available on connected equipment arrives in the same place, together with degree days from the nearest active Météo-France station to each site.
The estate can be navigated by location or by functional grouping, to any depth, with a map view and a sites × indicators matrix that shows the whole portfolio at once.
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Spot drift and target the
worst-performing buildings
Four families of alert — drift, invoice, period, sensor — compared against a threshold, an average, the previous month or the same month last year, across three severity levels.
A quiet period and a deferred second check keep noise out. Every event can be acknowledged, individually or in bulk, and the history stays available per site.
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See what you are paying for,
line by line
Every invoice is checked against 13 rules, then readable in full detail: standing charge, energy by tariff band — peak-winter, peak-summer, off-peak-winter, off-peak-summer, super-peak — services, taxes and capacity overrun.
Contracts attach to the estate, their completeness is checked and exportable, and an invoice covering several delivery points can be split into virtual invoices per site.
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Shape the interface around
how you actually work
Everyone composes their own dashboards: 10 widget types, 10 chart types, from the minute to the year, with reusable chart styles and your own logo.
Three workspaces separate viewing, management and administration, and your administrator chooses feature by feature what each role sees — an elected member, a technician and an energy manager do not get the same interface.
Six pages for six specific questions
This page describes the whole. Each of these answers one question only, in detail and with its limits.
Multi-site monitoring
A free-depth estate tree, two grouping axes, and the meter shared between three buildings.
Data collection
Eleven data sources connected out of the box, remote reads, files, supplier APIs, and the five anomaly rules.
Analytics and dashboards
Degree-day correction, energy signature, an A–G label, ten widget types and ten chart types.
Drift alerts
Four families, five comparisons, four references, and the two settings that keep false alerts down.
Invoices and contracts
The thirteen rules named one by one, twenty-two preconfigured formats, contract completeness checks.
Exports and reporting
Spreadsheet export, scheduled exports, a REST API — and the list of paths that do not exist.
Frequently asked questions about the platform
Ready to take back control of your
energy consumption?
A few minutes is enough to arrange a demonstration built around your estate.