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The Watershed integration connects Nectar to Watershed’s enterprise climate platform. Nectar pushes utility data directly via the Watershed API — no manual file import required.

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Portfolio hub

Navigate to Data Export > Integrations > Watershed to access the portfolio hub. The page includes:
  • Stats grid — Summary of uploads and sync status
  • Tabs — Sync & Download, Comparison, Uploads

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Sync & Download tab

Run exports to push data to Watershed. Configure utility type, date range, and sites. Data is sent directly to Watershed via API. A progress dialog shows upload status. Export history is listed below the form.
Once data is submitted to Watershed, it cannot be modified via the API. Ensure your data is correct before running the export.

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Comparison tab

Compare Nectar data against Watershed upload records. The view shows month-by-month Nectar vs Watershed usage, difference, and status. Use this to verify that uploads completed correctly and identify any discrepancies.

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Uploads tab

A table of past Watershed uploads. Each row shows upload name, status, date, and size. Use search and status filters to find specific uploads. Click a row to open the upload detail page.

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Upload detail page

Click an upload in the Uploads tab to open the detail page. It includes:
  • Upload header — Name, status, and date
  • Comparison view — Nectar vs Watershed data for the upload’s scope
  • Contributing data — Bills and meters that were included in the upload

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FAQ

Nectar matches sites to Watershed using the site name. Ensure your Nectar site names match the building identifiers configured in Watershed.
No. Watershed does not allow modification of submitted data via API. If you need to correct data, you may need to work with Watershed support or use their manual correction workflows.
Nectar sends utility usage data (electricity and gas) to the Utilities dataset in Watershed. Other datasets may be added as Nectar expands data type support.