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If your current utility operations rely on Conservice workflows, Nectar can preserve your core utility records while giving your team more control over data intake, QA, and reporting delivery.

How Conservice workflows are usually organized

Public Conservice materials commonly highlight:
  • Utility expense management and invoice processing
  • Property-centric utility billing and recovery workflows
  • Integrations with property management and resident systems
This structure often includes strong billing services, while analytics and data operations may still require separate workflows.

How your Conservice data maps to Nectar

Conservice-style source conceptNectar destinationMigration notes
Property or portfolio entitiesCompany + siteKeep property IDs and site addresses consistent.
Utility account recordsAccountPreserve account identifiers and provider references.
Meter and submeter referencesMeterTrack submeter lineage where available.
Utility invoices and chargesBillMap invoice totals, service periods, and line-item categories.
Consumption recordsUsage dataNormalize units and billing cycles.
Recovery and exception outputsData Quality + export workflowsKeep financial reconciliation while improving operational traceability.
1

Define data ownership boundaries

Decide which records remain in billing systems and which records become operational source-of-truth in Nectar.
2

Extract utility source data

Export account, meter, invoice, and usage history from your Conservice reporting interfaces.
3

Pilot migration by property segment

Start with one portfolio segment, reconcile utility totals, and validate monthly continuity.
4

Enable ongoing collection and QA

Configure connections, uploads, and QA workflows for ongoing data quality management.
5

Cut over reporting and operations

Shift recurring reporting prep from manual consolidation to Nectar exports and analytics.

What improves in Nectar

  • Better visibility across utility intake, quality, and export in one workflow
  • Faster correction cycles when data exceptions appear
  • Easier portfolio-level analytics for operations and sustainability stakeholders

Features to evaluate in Nectar

Depending on your current Conservice setup, Nectar may add:
  • More flexible self-serve data intake channels
  • Magic-link data collection for client and partner workflows
  • Built-in issue management and completeness monitoring

Nectar support during migration

Nectar supports your team with:
  • Field-level migration mapping and validation
  • Pilot reconciliation and acceptance checkpoints
  • Rollout sequencing and post-launch support

Ready to migrate from Conservice?