Readings that arrive automatically
The team no longer walks every home to capture the same data again and again.
For communities and HOAs · Baja California Sur
Every home pays for what it uses.
One place to measure, allocate, and operate the community. Water is the example shown here; the same platform can integrate gas, electricity, and common systems when the installation supports them.
Today’s workload
More time to manage. Less time reconciling readings.
An orderly monthly close
Readings arrive in one place. The team reviews exceptions instead of transcribing numbers.
Answers with evidence
When a question comes up, management can show the reading, its history, and the allocation method.
Example shown: water
The entire site in one view. Management remains in charge.
The platform brings water, gas, and electricity readings together with the site’s common systems. The monthly close calculates consumption and allocation by homeowner; the team reviews exceptions and decides what to approve and share.
Early detection
Consumption that never stops becomes visible.
A running toilet can maintain flow throughout the night. Comparing homes makes the continuous pattern visible before it disappears inside the site total.
15 minbetween readings in the demo
24/7continuous pattern visible
Home 23source identified on the dashboard
Transparency
Every reading has a name and context.
Management sees the site total, calculates consumption and monthly allocation, and decides what to share. Each owner can receive a secure link for their unit and a statement over WhatsApp.
What we measure
Community consumption, allocation, and operations.
Water by homeGas and electricityCisterns, pumps, and tanksIrrigation and common areasMonthly calculation and allocationStatements by homeowner
The visit confirms which meters and systems can be integrated. Each service is priced for the existing installation and the applicable technical and regulatory scope.
Proposal
First we understand the site. Then we price it.
We review meters, routes, bills, and the scope management needs to approve. The proposal separates what is necessary from what is optional.
Habitatech · BCS
More control for management. Less repetitive work.
Together we review how the site is measured, how costs are allocated, and where the team loses time. Then we define what is needed—and what is not.