Integrations

How meter data, supplier invoices and market prices get into inbilit — and how your data gets out.

Meter data

Upload files: CSV, Excel (.xlsx, .xls) or JSON, up to 10 MB. AI maps the columns to your meters, and you check the mapping before anything is saved.
Connect your meter or building-management system's REST API. Give us its OpenAPI/Swagger description, a PDF of its documentation, a URL or a sample response; the import builder writes the connection and tests it against your system before it is saved. API key, bearer token, basic auth, OAuth2 and login-token exchanges are supported.
Connected systems are fetched automatically on a schedule, from hourly to once a day. After setup the fetches are plain data transfers — no AI is involved.
Or let your system push readings to inbilit by webhook, each data source with its own signing secret.
Electricity, water, gas, heating and waste; interval meters and cumulative (register) meters.

Upload an invoice as a PDF or a photo. inbilit reads the supplier, dates, totals, VAT, line items, consumption and meter numbers — for electricity, water, heating, gas, cooling and waste — and you review the result before it is saved.

Add many buildings at once from an Excel file.
Smart Setup reads buildings, units, tenants and meters out of the files you already have, once you have enabled the AI features.

Day-ahead prices from ENTSO-E for 25 price zones in Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Finland, Estonia, Germany–Luxembourg, France, the Netherlands, Poland, Spain, Portugal and Italy.
Great Britain wholesale prices from Elexon.
Updated daily, and used for cost overlays in Analytics and for spot-priced lines on tenant bills.

Weather for each building's location from Open-Meteo, including history — the basis for degree days and the energy-temperature curve.

Not sure your system fits? Read the data import guides or ask us.