Case Study

Declaration of consumption of electrical energy

For a large Multi-Utility company we have created the procedure for the automatic declaration of electrical energy consumption for Customs and Excise. This procedure allows:

The receipt of data from different sources with the implementation of division and discrimination called for by UTF regulations

• The transfer of data onto the purpose designed Data-marts
• Access for the user to the different sections of the declaration
• The sub grouping of consumption according to specific elements: type, month, council zone etc.

Case Study

Client-Credit Management

For a large Multi-utility company we have created a Client-Credit management solution with the objective of centralizing, certifying and making available to users from different company sectors, data with the same characteristics but arriving from different archives, with a view to supporting decision making processes. The solution allows:

• The grouping and visualization of invoice debits
• The monitoring of invoicing by geographical area and cabin
• The monitoring of active contracts and power available
• The monitoring of storage and energy supplied per plant
• The monitoring of the production of electrical energy
• Support in the process of credit management
• Analysis and monitoring of credit performance
• The treatment of data in areas where credit is directed to the PA
• Updating of resolutions

Case Study

IT Protocol

For yet another Multi-utility company, we have created a system for the IT Protocol which is unique for all the companies in the group.

The solution is aimed at the management of documents and communication entering and exiting from the different parts of the group. According to current regulations these documents must be subject to protocols, that is, associated with a unique number which identifies incoming and outgoing documentation for a specific organization or a specific year. The use of the protocol is destined for both the Central Protocol offices predisposed for the sorting of incoming and outgoing communications and for those users whose responsibilities make them receivers and/or responsible for the receiving of specific communications. The platform allows each user to have a task sheet. This is a sort of ‘to do’ list which corresponds to all of the communications which are considered to realate to their work.