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overview
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netpower billing is a billing software package that generates bills for energy consumers
based on energy provider metrics (such as rate schedules, rate periods, and seasons) and energy user profile information
(such as group charges, individual charges, and individual billing formulas).
netpower billing is designed to distribute energy costs incurred by a single institution to individual users within
the institution using the same cost-per-utilization scheme as the energy provider.
example:
suppose the manager of a shopping mall receives a monthly bill from the utility company. the manager can use netpower
billing to bill the individual tenants in the mall for their individual energy utilization, as if the utility company
billed them directly.
this software produces reports, or energy bills, of individual energy usage which can be printed, saved to a file
or distributed via e-mail.
energy is allocated based on kwh and peak kw demand coincident to the utility peak demand. kvah or kva demand billing
will also be available in early 1999.
netpower billing also serves as a mechanism to evaluate alternate utility rate structures. based on monthly billing
data and various user-defined utility rate structures, netpower bill will provide reports which can be compared
for cost effectiveness.
netpower billing must be used in conjunction with the netcore.
netpower track software, when used by industrial users in conjunction with netpower bill software as part of an
mrp system, provides manufactured cost-per-piece.
dde elog
is an optional component that allows netpower bill to work with any manufacturer's meters through using a standard
dde server or a dde server from the meter manufacturer. |
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