OLIFY continuously calculates costs from measured consumption and your tariff, then links them to production volume. It also tracks energy performance indicators (EnPIs), such as kWh per tonne, unit, or another measure of output.
The consumption view mirrors the actual structure of your operations — from the main metering point through a production line to an individual machine. See where costs arise and how they feed into the cost of production.
OLIFY forecasts consumption based on historical data and known operational factors, such as production plans, shutdowns or seasonality.
It continuously compares measured consumption with the forecast. This lets you distinguish changes explained by production or operations from a real deviation that requires attention.
Alongside actual values to date, you see the expected result for the full period.
The outlook shows how much energy you are likely to consume above target and what that excess will cost. This gives you time to respond before the target is exceeded.
After corrective action is taken, OLIFY verifies whether consumption returned to the expected level or whether the action delivered savings.
It quantifies the result in energy, costs and CO₂e emissions while accounting for changes in production and the effect of weather. You can support the impact of each action with measured data.
The analysis connects consumption patterns with energy prices and 15-minute peaks. It shows when the most expensive peaks occur and provides a basis for adjusting the production plan.
OLIFY imports production data from your existing control system and connects it with energy data. No additional metering or manual data entry required.
Link each finding directly to a location or asset. Measured data and operational context remain available throughout investigation and corrective action.
OLIFY brings together consumption, energy mix and CO₂e emissions for a selected period. Each value retains its source and version.
OLIFY imports them from supported public sources and retains their origin and validity period. You do not need to repeatedly look up and re-enter emission factors.
Track electricity, gas, water, heat, cooling, compressed air and other utilities within the same operational structure. Each retains its own metering and costs.
