EnergyCAPEnergy data for portfolio management
Connect EpiSensor meter data to EnergyCAP SmartAnalytics. Understand the documented HTTPS integration, meter mapping and checks for a new Edge deployment.
Overview
Bring site measurements into EnergyCAP SmartAnalytics, with a clear mapping from each physical meter to its reporting point.
Technology
The documented integration
EpiSensor's published Gateway integration sends JSON over HTTPS to EnergyCAP SmartAnalytics, formerly Wattics. It maps sensor export identifiers to platform meter records. The documented electricity configuration exports energy readings in kWh; it should not be assumed to cover every electrical measurement.
That setup describes the legacy Gateway interface. For a new Edge deployment, confirm the receiving service, account permissions and export flow before commissioning. A documented legacy integration is not a guarantee that its menu paths or endpoint configuration apply unchanged to your installed release.
Prepare the meter mapping
- Agree a stable identifier and descriptive name for each meter.
- Confirm units, reporting intervals and whether values are cumulative totals or interval consumption.
- Obtain the receiving endpoint and credentials through the platform administrator. Do not send credentials through an enquiry form.
- Compare a small sample of received readings with the source meter before enabling the full site.
Choose the site system
Use the hardware range to select measurements, then plan the Gateway and connectivity. Edge also provides local dashboards, data exploration and automation; a third-party platform is optional, not a requirement for energy management.
Compare energy-management integration approaches or discuss your EnergyCAP project.
References
Compiled from public company materials. Last updated 2026-09-10. This profile does not imply a commercial relationship and may contain inaccuracies.