# See every flow, every site, in real time.

Once data is flowing, Monitor is where your team lives. Three utilities - electricity, gas and water - on one pane, normalised across timezones, currencies and tariffs, at site and portfolio level.

Most platforms force you to choose: electricity-only with the deepest visualisation, or multi-utility with a generic dashboard. Wia gives you both. Scope 1 needs gas. Benchmarking needs all three. Reporting needs everything tied to the right period, the right tariff, the right tenant.

## How Monitor works

### From meter to live dashboard.

1. **Connect**  
   Once data is flowing from Ingest, every meter is normalised against your site context - currency, timezone, tariff, working hours. The same kWh figure in Stockholm and São Paulo lands as the same kWh figure in your portfolio view.

2. **Configure**  
   Set working hours per site, per shift pattern. Define which meters are tenant-billable. Configure tariff windows. Wia learns the patterns and surfaces deviations.

3. **Live across the portfolio**  
   Every team member sees the same numbers, refreshed sub-15-minute. Drill from portfolio → region → site → meter without switching dashboards. Bookmark any view and share with a URL.

## Everything Monitor does, in one place.

### Summary

Single view of the site or portfolio - cost, carbon, status, outdoor temperature, data completeness. The first screen your team opens every morning. Drill into any tile for the underlying period and series.

### Consumption

Every utility, every period, with period-over-period comparison. Grid, solar, production and export split out so you can see what was bought, what was generated and what was sent back. Compare against tariff, weather, occupancy.

### Production

Solar yield, on-site generation and export to grid. Per-period kWh and cost-avoided modelling, including self-consumption ratio and curtailment events. Per-string monitoring where the inverter exposes it.

### Out-of-hours

What's drawing power when nobody should be - flagged automatically against configurable working hours. Per site, per asset, per shift pattern. Output rolls up to a portfolio-level out-of-hours metric for the board.

Multi-utility from day one.  
Most competitors do electricity. Wia does all three - because Scope 1 needs gas and benchmarking needs all three.

## Out-of-hours

Out-of-hours waste is the single largest source of avoidable consumption in commercial buildings. Wia identifies it automatically against your configured working hours - per site, per shift pattern - and rolls the metric up to portfolio level. The heatmap below is real out-of-hours behaviour across a portfolio over 7 days.

## Works with

Monitor is the live view. The underlying data flows to wherever your team needs it.

### BI tools

- Power BI
- Tableau
- Looker
- Metabase
- Hex
- Google Data Studio

### Data warehouses

- Snowflake
- BigQuery
- Databricks
- Postgres
- Redshift

### Alerting & ops

- Slack
- Microsoft Teams
- PagerDuty
- Email
- Webhooks
- SMS (premium)

## FAQ

### How does Monitor handle daylight savings and timezone changes?

All readings are stored in UTC and rendered in the site's local timezone. Working-hours rules respect DST automatically - out-of-hours behaviour around the clock change is flagged with a note rather than mis-classified.

### Can different teams see different sites?

Yes. Role-based access is configurable down to the site or meter level. A real-estate operator can give each asset manager visibility into only their portfolio, with the head office seeing the whole estate.

### How do tariffs flow through?

Tariffs are configured per meter, with support for time-of-use windows, capacity charges and indexed pricing. Cost lines in the dashboard always reflect the contractual tariff, not an average.

### What's the data cadence?

Retrofit IoT devices report every 1-15 minutes depending on configuration. BMS integrations report at the cadence your BMS polls. Invoice and manual data lands per upload.