FacilityIQ™: Site energy monitoring at scale

Yes. One of the practical benefits of FacilityIQ™ is that it helps surface site performance issues before they become settlement disputes. In many organizations, the first sign of a problem shows up too late, after the event has passed and the financial impact is already locked in. At that point, your team is left explaining the result instead of preventing it.

FacilityIQ™ changes that by giving you live site visibility with event windows overlaid onto facility consumption. If one site fails to respond as expected or deviates from its normal pattern during an event, the platform helps your team identify that earlier. That gives operations and portfolio managers the opportunity to investigate before the issue compounds.

This is especially important when your organization is earning revenue through demand response programs or validating outcomes through energy settlement services. Earlier issue detection can reduce revenue leakage, shorten dispute cycles and improve confidence in performance reporting.

When paired with energy demand management strategies and PeakIQ™ alerts, FacilityIQ™ becomes part of a larger operating model that helps teams respond sooner and settle more accurately.

Getting started with FacilityIQ™ begins with understanding which facilities, programs and performance questions matter most to your organization. Because the platform is designed around live site visibility, the first step is connecting each participating facility and tagging it to the appropriate market or program structure.

Rodan then pulls and normalizes the interval data so sites can be viewed together in one environment. Once that is in place, FacilityIQ™ can begin showing real-time performance, event overlays and portfolio-level visibility. If your organization is already enrolled in demand response programs, FacilityIQ™ is often a natural extension of that participation. For portfolio operators not yet in a program, Rodan can also discuss a standalone assessment.

This is also a good stage to decide how FacilityIQ™ will connect to the rest of your operating model. If your team needs peak alerts, PeakIQ™ may be relevant. If you need market visibility, MarketIQ™ adds context. If revenue validation matters, SettlementIQ™ supports the financial side.

The goal is not simply to install another dashboard. It is to give your team earlier, clearer visibility into what your facilities are doing and what that performance means.

Yes. One of the practical benefits of FacilityIQ™ is that it helps surface site performance issues before they become settlement disputes. In many organizations, the first sign of a problem shows up too late, after the event has passed and the financial impact is already locked in. At that point, your team is left explaining the result instead of preventing it.

FacilityIQ™ changes that by giving you live site visibility with event windows overlaid onto facility consumption. If one site fails to respond as expected or deviates from its normal pattern during an event, the platform helps your team identify that earlier. That gives operations and portfolio managers the opportunity to investigate before the issue compounds.

This is especially important when your organization is earning revenue through demand response programs or validating outcomes through energy settlement services. Earlier issue detection can reduce revenue leakage, shorten dispute cycles and improve confidence in performance reporting.

When paired with energy demand management strategies and PeakIQ™ alerts, FacilityIQ™ becomes part of a larger operating model that helps teams respond sooner and settle more accurately.

FacilityIQ™ helps during demand response events by showing how each participating site is actually performing while the event is still active. Instead of waiting for a post-event report or trying to reconstruct performance later, your team can view interval consumption data with the activation window already mapped onto it.

That matters because underperformance is easier to correct during the event than after settlement. If one site is not responding as expected, FacilityIQ™ helps surface that issue earlier so your operations team can investigate, escalate or adjust.

For organizations participating in demand response programs, this kind of visibility supports more consistent execution. It also improves follow-up and helps explain why a site did or did not perform as expected. When paired with energy settlement services, the platform helps connect event performance to eventual revenue outcomes.

FacilityIQ™ also works well alongside energy demand management strategies because it provides the live operating picture needed to support those programs. If your team also needs visibility into market conditions that may influence event timing, MarketIQ™ adds the broader context.

The benefit is not just reporting. It is earlier operational clarity.

FacilityIQ™ supports multi-site portfolios by giving your team one operating view across facilities, events and markets. If you manage multiple locations, one of the biggest challenges is that site performance data often lives in different files, systems or reporting formats. That makes comparison slow and hides weak performance until later.

FacilityIQ™ addresses that by pulling interval consumption data, normalizing it across sites and presenting it in one platform. That means you can compare facility response more consistently and identify which locations are performing well and which ones need attention.

This is particularly valuable for organizations with distributed assets or public infrastructure, such as municipalities, water systems, civic buildings and multi-facility industrial portfolios. It is also useful when those sites participate in demand response programs and performance needs to be evaluated across a group, not just a single meter.

The platform becomes even more useful when paired with complementary Rodan tools. PeakIQ™ helps identify peak risk, while SettlementIQ™ helps confirm that event outcomes translate into accurate settlement and billing results.

For portfolio managers, FacilityIQ™ creates shared visibility across sites without creating more manual reporting.

FacilityIQ™ works best as part of a broader operating stack where different tools support different decisions. FacilityIQ™ gives you live site-level performance visibility. MarketIQ™ gives you market-level visibility. PeakIQ™ gives you coincident peak alerts and forecast-based notification. Together, they connect the facility view, the market view and the timing view.

If your team needs to understand what is happening across Ontario market conditions, MarketIQ™ helps with that. If your operations team needs to prepare for a potential peak event, PeakIQ™ supports that planning. Once the event actually occurs, FacilityIQ™ helps you see how each site performed during the activation window.

That separation is important because different teams care about different layers of the operating picture. Analysts may focus on the market, operators may focus on timing, and portfolio managers may focus on site-level response. FacilityIQ™ does not replace those other tools. It gives your team the facility-level visibility that sits between signal and settlement.

The platform also connects naturally with SettlementIQ™ and FlexOps™ when event execution and revenue validation matter.

No. FacilityIQ™ is especially strong for demand response participants, but it is not limited to that use case. Any organization that needs real-time, site-level energy performance visibility across multiple facilities can benefit from it.

For demand response participants, the value is obvious because event windows can be overlaid directly onto interval data. That makes it easier to see which sites responded and which ones did not. But the same platform is useful for municipalities, distributed portfolios and multi-site operators who need to compare site performance in a more consistent way.

FacilityIQ™ is also relevant when your team is trying to connect facility behavior to financial outcomes. If you are reviewing billing issues or validating revenue streams, SettlementIQ™ becomes a natural companion. If you are also managing peak-related risk, PeakIQ™ extends visibility into the alerting side. If market context matters, MarketIQ™ adds that layer.

So while demand response is one strong use case, FacilityIQ™ is really a broader site energy monitoring platform for organizations that need earlier visibility into facility performance across a portfolio.

Site energy monitoring is the process of tracking electricity consumption and facility performance in real time so you can understand what is happening at each site while it is happening. For organizations operating across multiple locations or market programs, that visibility becomes essential because delayed reporting often hides problems until settlement or billing review.

FacilityIQ™ is different because it does more than show interval data. It overlays demand response activation windows directly onto facility performance so your team can see how each site responded during an actual event. Instead of rebuilding the story later from spreadsheets or post-event reports, you get a clearer operational picture in real time.

That matters most if your organization is participating in demand response programs, managing energy demand management or trying to validate revenue through energy settlement services. FacilityIQ™ helps connect live site behavior to those outcomes.

If your sites operate across multiple markets, FacilityIQ™ also complements broader tools like MarketIQ™ for market visibility and PeakIQ™ for peak-related alerts. The result is not just more data. It is better operating awareness.

FacilityIQ™ uses interval consumption data from connected facilities and overlays event activity so your team can see how each site performs during actual operating windows. The goal is not just to collect meter readings. It is to organize site performance in a way that supports operational decisions.

Each facility is connected and tagged according to the relevant market or program. Consumption data is then pulled and normalized so sites can be viewed together in one platform, even across different locations or participation structures. During a demand response event, the activation window is mapped directly onto that consumption data so the platform shows what happened during the event itself.

This approach is useful for organizations participating in demand response programs, monitoring energy demand management or validating performance through energy settlement services. It creates stronger operational context than a static report or spreadsheet.

If your team also needs to understand broader market conditions, FacilityIQ™ works well alongside MarketIQ™. If peak exposure is also a concern, PeakIQ™ adds forecasting and alerting around that layer.

The strength of FacilityIQ™ is not just data collection. It is real-time performance interpretation.

FacilityIQ™ is built for organizations that need real-time site visibility across multiple facilities, programs or electricity markets. That includes commercial and industrial portfolio operators, municipalities, distributed facility owners, demand response participants and teams responsible for performance across more than one site.

If your organization is managing several facilities and trying to understand how each one performs during a demand response event, FacilityIQ™ gives you that view in one place. You do not have to wait until after an event to find out which site underperformed or where the problem started. You can see it sooner and respond while it still matters.

This is especially useful if you are already enrolled in demand response programs, coordinating energy demand management or validating outcomes with SettlementIQ™. FacilityIQ™ becomes the operating layer that shows performance before it reaches finance or settlement review.

It also fits organizations that want to connect site-level behavior with broader market conditions. When paired with MarketIQ™ or PeakIQ™, FacilityIQ™ helps teams interpret not just what happened, but why.