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Table columns
The meters table displays the following columns by default:| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Meter identifier | The primary meter number or ID |
| Site | The facility where the meter is located |
| Utility type | Electricity, gas, water, etc. |
| Account | The utility account this meter belongs to |
| Status | Meter status (active, inactive, duplicate) |
| Tracking | Whether the meter is being actively tracked |
Filtering
Use the filter bar to narrow results by:- Site — Show meters for one or more sites
- Utility type — Filter by commodity type
Opening a meter
Click any row to open a slide-out Meter Sheet with a quick preview of the meter’s key details, including its identifier, site, utility type, and tracking status. From the sheet, click View full detail to navigate to the meter detail page.FAQ
How are meters created?
How are meters created?
Meters are created automatically when Nectar discovers new meter identifiers from bill data —
whether collected via connections, uploads, or manual entry. You do not need to create meters
manually.
What does the 'duplicate' status mean?
What does the 'duplicate' status mean?
A meter marked as duplicate indicates that it has been identified as a copy of another meter in
the system. This typically happens when the same physical meter appears with slightly different
identifiers. Duplicates are excluded from reporting to prevent double-counting.
Can a meter belong to multiple accounts?
Can a meter belong to multiple accounts?
A meter is typically associated with one account at a time. However, if a meter is transferred
between accounts (e.g., when a utility provider changes account numbers), Nectar preserves the
full usage history across both associations.