Meter read with a photo, consumption with history, the split calculated on its own.

The team reads water and gas from the phone, at the unit itself. Every reading comes in with a photo of the meter, which ends the argument about a mistyped number.
The system compares with the unit's history and warns when consumption leaves the pattern — a leak shows up in the reading, not in the bill.
The split comes out ready: individual consumption, common areas, loss and the amount per unit. What goes to billing is the result, not a spreadsheet redone every month.
Every unit with its reading, its consumption, the variation against the average and the photo attached.
| Unit | Previous | Current | Consumption | Variation | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 74 | 1.482 m³ | 1.494 m³ | 12 m³ | +4% | normal |
| 902 | 2.106 m³ | 2.152 m³ | 46 m³ | +228% | possible leak |
| 318 | 884 m³ | 893 m³ | 9 m³ | -11% | normal |
| 1204 | 1.771 m³ | 1.798 m³ | 27 m³ | +96% | seasonal stay in the period |
| 63 | 1.210 m³ | 1.221 m³ | 11 m³ | +2% | normal |
| 206 | — | — | — | — | no reading |
Sign in with any profile and operate on the populated database of a 312-unit resort.