Stop paying to heat open windows.
Yektora Energy finds heating and electricity waste room by room, acts on the rules you set, and adds submetering and EV charging analytics on the same platform.
What does Yektora Energy do?
It reads temperature, window, meter and charger data across a building, detects waste such as heating running while a window is open, and alerts staff or adjusts heating according to your rules. It also measures consumption per unit and per charger for billing and reporting.
Built for: Residential towers and multi-unit buildings, commercial and institutional buildings, and property managers with several sites.
More than 3,000 sensors live in production, including 1,800+ across three residential high-rises.
See results →What is included
- Event-driven heating controlHeating responds to real events, such as a window opening, instead of a fixed schedule.
- Per-unit heatmapsSee every unit’s temperature at a glance and spot outliers floor by floor.
- Building and tenant policiesSet building-wide limits and a comfort range for each tenant or unit.
- Threshold alertsConsumption or temperature outside the limits you set is flagged with the evidence attached.
- SubmeteringConsumption per unit from compatible revenue-grade meters, for reporting and for tenant billing where permitted.
- EV charging analyticsUsage and energy per charger, on its own or alongside Yektora Parking.
- Superintendent mobile appAlerts and unit details on the phone of the person who can fix the problem.
- Rules consoleBuilding managers configure rules, thresholds and notifications themselves.
More on the same platform
Run lots and garages, take payments and set pricing rules.
Performance intelligence on top of the building management system you already have.
Live production visibility and threshold alerts from PLC and SCADA data.
Trends, comparisons and plain-language insights across every solution, with a private deployment option.
Alert-to-resolution case and workflow management, native to every Yektora solution.
Prove it on one site first.
Tell us what you run and what you want to prove. We will suggest the smallest pilot that answers it.