Market analysis
Price a contract against your own half-hours, not a headline rate.
The cheapest quote on paper is not always the cheapest for your load shape. Model what each structure would actually have cost against the consumption you really had, using the same charge library the validation engine runs on.
Fixed
Unit rates, standing charges and any per-meter or per-day component, priced across the whole period at half-hourly granularity.
Flexible
Purchase in tranches and see the blended outcome, so a partly-bought book can be compared honestly against a fixed offer.
Imbalance exposed
Price the fully-exposed case against published settlement prices, as the floor and ceiling the other structures are judged against.
Like for like
Non-commodity is included, or the comparison is meaningless.
Two offers can differ by more in their pass-through treatment than in their unit rate. Each scenario carries the same network, levy and loss charges the validation engine uses, on the published figures for the period.
- Choose whether each non-commodity element is passed through or fixed into the rate
- The same charge library as validation, so a comparison and a bill cannot disagree
- Priced against your actual half-hourly profile, including the peak windows the charges key off
- Every result opens up to the source rates that produced it
Then keep watching
Analysis that outlives the renewal.
The same data supports the reporting you need through the year, not just the week you go to market.
- Validation outcomes, cost, consumption and carbon in one analysis surface
- Reports you can run over any scope and period, preview, and export
- Schedules and packs, so the monthly report leaves without anyone remembering it
- Budgets and accruals built from validated figures rather than a separate spreadsheet
Show your working
Nothing is a black box.
Anyone who has taken a comparison to a board knows the first question is where the number came from. Every figure here answers it.
Source rates on screen
Open any component to the exact published rate, for the exact date, that produced it.
Charts with the data behind them
Every chart carries a plain-language summary and can show the table it was drawn from.
Exportable
Take the comparison out as a spreadsheet or a PDF, with the assumptions stated in the file rather than remembered.
Bring a quote and a year of your data
We will price it against your own half-hours on the call, and show you every rate behind the answer.