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Overview
Energy Manager helps organizations centralize utility data, monitor energy usage, and support data-driven efficiency decisions through dashboards, analysis, and reporting tools. While some advanced insights depend on complete data inputs, it is well-suited for facility and energy managers in education, government, healthcare, manufacturing, and associations managing multi-building operations.
Energy Manager Specifications
- Reporting And Analytics Dashboards
- Energy Performance Analysis
- Space Management And Planning
- Asset Lifecycle Management
What Is Energy Manager?
Energy Manager is a cloud-based energy management software designed for facility and energy managers across education, government, manufacturing, healthcare, and clubs and associations. Energy Manager features centralized dashboards, data analysis, advanced reporting, initiatives tracking, carbon emissions visibility, and utility bill entry to consolidate usage and cost data. The software helps organizations identify anomalies, reduce waste, improve operational efficiency, and support data-informed energy decisions across buildings using a centralized system.
Energy Manager Pricing
The Energy Manager cost is estimated to range between $1,500 and $6,000/organization/year. This range is intended for general budgeting purposes only, as actual costs may vary depending on the number of facilities, volume of utility data, enabled modules, and overall deployment scope.
In addition to the base subscription costs, organizations evaluating Energy Manager software should plan for the following estimated expenses:
- Implementation And Configuration: $2,000–$6,000 for standard deployments; $6,000–$20,000+ for multi-site portfolios
- Utility Data Setup And Migration: $1,500–$8,000, depending on accounts, meters, and historical data volume
- Automated Bill Entry Services: $1,000–$5,000 annually, based on data volume and automation needs
- Training And Enablement: $1,000–$4,000 for facility and energy management teams
Disclaimer: Pricing references are based on publicly available third-party information and industry benchmarks. Actual costs may vary.
Energy Manager Integrations
Who Is Energy Manager For?
The platform caters to a variety of industries, including:
- Education
- Government
- Manufacturing
- Healthcare
- Clubs and associations
Is Energy Manager Right For You?
If you’re an organization looking to centralize building energy usage data, reduce waste, and improve operational efficiency, Energy Manager provides a cloud-based energy management solution focused on visibility, efficiency, and informed decision-making across facilities.
It is trusted by organizations such as Westminster Canterbury Richmond, Hamilton Southeastern Schools, and Western Carolina University, and is designed to help facility and energy managers identify anomalies, prioritize action, and maximize savings. Energy Manager is a strong fit for teams focused on managing utilities, improving sustainability outcomes, and making data-driven energy decisions.
Still not sure if Energy Manager is right for you? Our support staff is available at (661) 384-7070 to help you make the right choice.
Energy Manager Features
Dashboards
Energy Manager centralizes energy consumption into a single dashboard, enabling teams to monitor usage, customize views, and quickly surface anomalies across facilities. It supports focused oversight by aligning visual insights with operational priorities and reporting.
Data Analysis
Energy Manager enhances data analysis by comparing energy usage and costs across buildings to reveal trends, inefficiencies, and unexpected spending patterns. It helps teams detect spikes quickly and correct issues before budgets drift significantly further.
Advanced Reporting
The platform delivers advanced reporting that transforms energy, cost, and budget data into clear charts and graphs, supporting informed decision-making. It clearly communicates results, progress, and savings to leadership and external stakeholders.
Initiatives Tracking
The software supports initiative tracking by measuring return on investment for energy projects and monitoring maintenance-related efficiency efforts. It centralizes checklists and issue records, helping organizations manage actions consistently over time across portfolio facilities.
Utility Bill Entry
Energy Manager streamlines utility bill entry by consolidating electricity, gas, and water records into one controlled system. It enables importing data through electronic services and internal processes, reducing manual effort and errors across reporting workflows.
Pros And Cons of Energy Manager
Pros
Intuitive interface with minimal learning effort
Eliminates double entry and manual spreadsheets
Smooth integration with existing operational systems
Cons
Interval data may lack real-time accuracy
Data entry gaps can affect reporting accuracy
Energy Manager Reviews
Total 25 reviews
4.6
All reviews are from verified customers
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Stars72%
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Share your experience
Marci M.
Education Management, 500+ employees
More than a year
“Sharp reports and fair bills”
Pros
Registering your utility bills and updating information is very simple. The reporting is clear, concise and can be customized without much hassle.
Cons
Working through more complex bills can still take a while to enter although that would likely be resolved if we had the auto-integration feature which we currently don't use.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
10
Value for money
10
Customer Support
10
Functionality
8
Keeley S.
Education Management, 101-500 employees
More than a year
“crystal clear data”
Pros
Starting up with Energy Manager was extremely simple and it didn't take long to understand how everything works. We especially love how sensible the reports are to read. Everything is presented very clearly.
Cons
So far I've had very few complaints. Having a helpful support team available made the initial learning process much easier.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
10
Value for money
10
Customer Support
8
Functionality
10
Kevin K.
Military, 51-100 employees
More than a year
“Missing data”
Pros
It does what I need as long as the data is entered in full. I mostly rely on it to track usage and consumption figures and to maintain historical billing records.
Cons
A big problem is that the data entry team does not capture all of the information. When one bill includes multiple accounts, they do not enter each account into the correct section. That leaves gaps in the data which throws off usage and consumption numbers and also affects reporting needs like ISR. Because of that, the bill gap analysis keeps getting worse. I have even resubmitted the bills several times and still ended up with the same negative outcome.
Rating Distribution
Ease of use
7
Value for money
7
Customer Support
7
Functionality
5
Frequently Asked Questions
What level of support does Energy Manager offer?
Energy Manager offers support through a blog, webinars, live chat, articles, FAQs, an online contact form, and events.
Who are the typical users of Energy Manager software?
Energy Manager supports a wide range of industries, including education, government, manufacturing, healthcare, and clubs and associations.
What types of pricing plans does Energy Manager offer?
Pricing for Energy Manager is estimated to range between $1,500 and $6,000/organization/year for general budgeting purposes, with actual pricing varying by facility count, utility data volume, enabled modules, and deployment scope. Request a detailed Energy Manager price breakdown for your organization today.
What other apps does Energy Manager integrate with?
Information about third-party integrations has not been specified by the vendor.
Does Energy Manager have a mobile app?
No, Energy Manager does not offer a dedicated mobile application.
What language does Energy Manager support?
Energy Manager primarily supports the English language.
Does Energy Manager offer an API?
No, Energy Manager does not offer an API.