Marketing Metering System
The marketing metering system realizes periodic freezing of electricity data, remote automatic collection, real-time monitoring, anomaly identification and quality governance. Based on frozen electricity data, it accomplishes accurate billing and automatic accounting in accordance with rules such as time-of-use tariff, stepped tariff, and distributed photovoltaic settlement.
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Core Features
Measurement Data Acquisition and Monitoring
Collects operational data including electricity, voltage, current, and power from smart meters and collection terminals, enabling remote automatic meter reading, online monitoring, and data anomaly handling.
Electricity Cost Accounting
Applies time-of-use tariff, stepped tariff, transformer/line loss allocation, power factor assessment, and self-consumption settlement rules to complete electricity analysis, billing calculation, bill generation, and settlement data verification.
Marketing Management
Handles full-process marketing business including electricity fee collection, arrears management, account accounting, bill management, user档案 maintenance, electricity anomaly monitoring, and line loss statistical analysis.
Technical Highlights
Comprehensive Scenario-Based Data Collection and Monitoring
Supports multi-type device access for real-time collection, online monitoring, and automatic anomaly detection of electricity, voltage, current, and event data, ensuring data integrity and reliability.
Multi-Rule Intelligent Billing and Accounting
Adapts to complex scenarios including time-of-use tariff, stepped tariff, transformer/line loss, power factor assessment, and distributed PV settlement, automatically completing precise billing and bill generation.
Integrated Marketing Accounting Management
Covers the full range of business including electricity fee collection, arrears management, account accounting, user档案, electricity monitoring, and transaction reconciliation, enabling efficient closed-loop marketing metering operations.
Target Users
Marketing and metering departments of power grid companies, electricity management units for industrial and commercial users, and power supply service organizations for residential users.