Utilities have no shortage of data.
What’s missing is a reliable way to turn measured performance into action at scale — without custom studies, manual workflows, or disconnected systems.

The Utility Analytics & Action API provides a standardized interface between measurement and execution. It exposes normalized performance intelligence in a machine-readable form so utility systems, programs, and partners can act within existing workflows.

Rather than producing static reports, the API exposes continuously updated outputs that downstream systems can consume directly, including:

• Normalized baselines and benchmark outputs

• Performance variance and threshold detection

• Prioritization signals for program outreach

• Verified outcomes and persistence indicators

• Audit-ready reporting fields for regulatory workflows

These outputs are designed to be shared, compared, and acted upon without reprocessing or reinterpretation.

The API supports utility-scale operations by enabling automation across common program workflows:

• Identify accounts or sites with likely opportunity based on measured variance

• Trigger outreach workflows when thresholds are exceeded

• Route candidates to internal teams or delivery partners

• Support opt-in engagement for deeper analysis when required

• Track verified outcomes over time for incentives and reporting

This allows programs to scale while preserving transparency and defensibility.

The Utility Analytics & Action API does not prescribe solutions or control strategies.

Instead, it supplies trusted performance intelligence that utility platforms, partner applications, and internal tools can consume in real time. Delivery remains flexible — utilities and their partners decide how to act.

Measurement, decision logic, and delivery remain deliberately separated.

By exposing standardized performance intelligence through a consistent interface, the Utility Analytics & Action API turns analytics into operational infrastructure.

It enables utilities to scale performance-based programs with governance, flexibility, and regulatory confidence.