The same estate, answered three different ways.
A financial director and a facilities manager are looking at the same meters and want almost nothing in common. One needs the portfolio, quarter on quarter, in rands. The other needs the eleven things that are wrong this morning. A dashboard that tries to serve both serves neither.
Three audiences, three dashboards
Management
Cost and consumption across the estate, period on period, with the sites that moved most surfaced rather than buried in a ranking nobody scrolls.
Operational
What needs attention today — failed reads, meters that have gone quiet, exceptions raised by validation, accounts approaching a prepaid disconnect.
Site
One building, in the detail the person responsible for it actually works in.
All three read the same validated data, so the number a director sees in a board pack and the number an operator is chasing are the same number.
Interactive schematics, for people who think in single-line diagrams.
Some customers do not want a chart. Production teams doing energy and water balancing think in the plant's own single-line diagram, and want the meter readings placed on it.
MOL's schematic module draws process components and metering points as a live diagram — effectively a small SCADA view, built for sites where balancing energy and water across a process is a daily job rather than a monthly report.
It was developed for specific customers who asked for it, which is the honest reason it exists.
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