Solution · Energy Platforms
Grid context for energy software platforms.
For home-energy platforms, DER orchestration layers, and multi-device energy software that need one tariff and signal service beneath many workflows.
Platform outcomes
Give every surface the same economic substrate.
Platform teams care about repeatable capability: faster territory launches, better automations, bill-aware reporting, and fewer one-off economic integrations inside each feature.
Launch territories faster
Normalize tariff context, export logic, and eligibility so each new utility footprint does not become a platform rewrite.
Feed many device classes
Use one signal service across thermostats, batteries, EV chargers, water heaters, dashboards, and automations.
Report outcomes consistently
Let customer-facing surfaces and internal tools agree on cost, savings, ROI, and bill impact logic.
Integration model
One signal service, many surfaces.
WattShift is not the orchestration product. It removes the need for every platform team to build and maintain its own grid-context substrate, while your product still owns the customer experience and device policy.
Keep orchestration logic in-house
Your platform still decides how devices, dashboards, and automations behave.
Let WattShift own grid context
Tariffs, export structures, demand-response logic, wholesale markets, and carbon context stay behind one service.
Example workflows
Three platform jobs a shared economic layer makes easier.
Platform pages can stay broad only if the jobs are concrete. These are the workflows where a shared economic layer helps most.
Product routing
Start with the product surface closest to your platform job.
Docs stay especially prominent for platform teams because the evaluation is often architectural. Contact is there when the real question is fit, deployment shape, or how to map WattShift into a broader stack.
Turn grid context into customer value across every surface.
Use docs to inspect the API shape. Use contact when the main question is fit, taxonomy, deployment shape, or how one grid-context service maps into your platform.