Pulse Metering Dashboard

Overview

The Pulse Metering Dashboard provides a clear, centralized view of resource consumption measured through pulse-enabled meters, such as water, gas, or other utility systems. By converting meter pulses into measurable usage data, the dashboard enables accurate monitoring of consumption, flow behavior, and associated costs over time.

By transforming pulse meter readings into actionable insights, the Pulse Metering Dashboard helps organizations improve cost control, resource efficiency, and operational transparency.


IoT Pro Platform - Pulse Metering Dashboard

IoT Pro Platform - Pulse Metering Dashboard



Why this dashboard is useful

Accurate consumption tracking is essential for managing utilities, controlling expenses, and improving sustainability. This dashboard helps you:

  • Monitor real-time and historical resource usage

  • Understand consumption patterns and peak usage periods

  • Detect leaks, abnormal usage, or system inefficiencies

  • Track costs associated with resource consumption

  • Support billing accuracy and usage accountability

  • Improve conservation and sustainability efforts

How it helps you day to day

The dashboard supports operational decision-making by:

  • Showing daily and monthly consumption trends for better planning

  • Providing flow rate insights to detect sudden spikes or leaks

  • Converting usage into cost estimates for budget awareness

  • Highlighting unusual patterns that may indicate system issues

  • Supporting fair allocation and tenant billing where applicable

  • Helping reduce waste through better visibility of usage

This empowers facility managers, operators, and property owners to manage resources efficiently and respond quickly to unexpected changes.

Typical use cases

The Pulse Metering Dashboard is commonly used in environments where utility usage must be monitored and controlled, including:

  • Residential and commercial buildings for water or gas monitoring

  • Tenant sub-metering and usage-based billing systems

  • Industrial facilities tracking process water or fluid usage

  • Hotels, campuses, and multi-unit complexes for consumption accountability

  • Sustainability and conservation initiatives

  • Leak detection and preventative maintenance programs