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If your team uses EnergyCAP for utility bill accounting and portfolio tracking, Nectar can map your existing structure while streamlining operational workflows.

How EnergyCAP workflows are usually organized

Public EnergyCAP materials commonly emphasize:
  • Utility bill accounting and AP or GL-oriented exports
  • Account and meter tracking across buildings and commodities
  • Benchmarking and ENERGY STAR-aligned reporting
These workflows are often accounting-strong but can require additional process layers for intake and operational data QA.

How your EnergyCAP data maps to Nectar

EnergyCAP-style source conceptNectar destinationMigration notes
Campus, building, or facility hierarchyCompany + siteKeep facility IDs and naming conventions stable.
Utility account masterAccountPreserve account numbers and provider attributes.
Meter tracking recordsMeterMap commodity, units, and status fields.
Bill and charge line detailsBillImport service periods, charges, and invoice references.
Usage and benchmarking metricsUsage dataNormalize units for consistent trend analysis.
AP/GL export outputsData Export datasetsRecreate finance-ready exports on recurring schedules.
1

Define accounting and operations requirements

Align stakeholders on which accounting fields, tags, and allocation outputs must remain unchanged after migration.
2

Extract and validate source data

Export site, account, meter, bill, and usage history. Nectar validates period continuity and duplicate keys.
3

Run pilot import and reconciliation

Reconcile totals by month, account, and site. Confirm both operational and accounting parity.
4

Enable production intake

Configure ongoing collection via connections, uploads, and fallback manual flows where needed.
5

Cut over recurring reporting

Move recurring exports and QA workflows into Nectar and retire duplicate manual steps.

What improves in Nectar

  • Unified operations from intake to QA to export
  • Faster correction loops when records need edits
  • Better collaboration between utility ops and finance users

Features to evaluate in Nectar

Depending on your EnergyCAP footprint, Nectar may add:
  • More flexible intake channels for mixed data sources
  • Built-in quality workflows for anomalies and missing periods
  • Easier partner and client data collection via magic links

Nectar support during migration

Nectar supports:
  • Detailed field-mapping sessions for accounting-critical data
  • Pilot validation with reconciliation reports
  • Structured cutover planning and post-launch support

Ready to migrate from EnergyCAP?