Rate reports that write themselves
Standardized, verified rate reports for any utility, jurisdiction, or client portfolio, exported in minutes instead of assembled over days.
The same job, two ways
Days per report
Chase each utility’s tariff → confirm the filing is current → hand-key components into your template → format everything again for the next jurisdiction.
Minutes per report
Search the schedules → select current or historical → download the standardized report in Excel (.xls) or HTML for your deliverable.
One report structure, every jurisdiction
Because every utility is normalized to the same component structure, a fifty-site report reads consistently from the first page to the last, and the next report reuses the same template.
- Standardized report formats out of the box
- Excel (.xls) download for custom templates
- Riders and effective dates included
How it runs
Scope
Pick utilities, jurisdictions, classes, and dates.
Select
Current schedules or any historical range.
Export
Standardized report in Excel or HTML.
Deliver
Consistent output, client after client.
What you’ll use, in the portal or the API
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Common questions
Can reports include history?
Yes, any date range exports in the same structure as current rates.
Can I brand the output?
Download Excel (.xls) into your own templates, or use the standardized report format as-is.
Can reporting be automated?
Yes, teams producing recurring reports feed them from the API.