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Comparisons

Quickly compare performance within a building group or across your portfolio

Updated over a year ago

Comparisons allows you to quickly compare performance within a building group or across all buildings.

👍This article will help you:

  • Rank performance across your portfolio for a selected metric

  • Evaluate changes in performance over time

  • Identify the date and time of peak demand

To access Comparisons, go to Apps on the left side menu, then Comparisons.

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Overview

In the Comparisons graph, you can configure:

Field

Instructions

Building

Select a building.

Point type

Select a point type or resource.

Metric

Select the metric, such as consumption, production, cost, or emissions.

Period

Select the time period. Choose from standard calendar views, rolling views, or a custom period.

Overlay (optional)

Select an optional graph overlay, such as previous period.

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Above: Graph of electricity consumption over the last 12 months compared to the previous 12 months.

Best practices & ways to use

Compare annual building consumption: Compare annual energy or water consumption of the buildings in your portfolio to identify which buildings require the most attention.

Compare consumption across sub-points: Compare consumption of a building's sub-points to identify which monitored areas require the most attention. Select the "+ view submeters" link to display a graph of the building's sub-points.

Compare tenant or space consumption: If tenant spaces and point assignments have been made, the Comparisons app can be used to compare tenant or space consumption across your portfolio. Costs will be based on the utility rates and consumption data received. Determine which tenants or spaces have the highest consumption to help your organization prioritize energy efficiency projects.

Identify and reduce peak demand: Determine at what point peak demand is reached and take action to reduce peak demand. To identify peak demand, select 'electricity' as the point type. Then, select 'peak kW' as the metric. Finally, select a period.

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