CoSight connects annual municipal data, the Cost-of-Supply model, category-level tariff design, scenarios and submission evidence in one traceable workflow.
Every stage carries its data, sources and decisions forward. Municipal teams can return later in the year, add newer information and model a fresh scenario without losing the earlier record.
Confirm the year’s core energy, money, asset and tariff-category figures.
Read source files, preserve exact records and accept mapped totals.
Turn ring-fenced municipal inputs into a traceable revenue requirement.
Translate cost into fixed, demand and energy charges by category.
Adjust real drivers, compare outcomes and return later with newer data.
Record owners, declarations, evidence and review decisions.
See the outstanding annexures and prepare the final evidence pack.
The platform joins specialist calculations to a guided municipal process, with the evidence and context needed by finance teams, electricity teams, reviewers and councillors.
Uploaded municipal data fills the form first. Remaining gaps can use the municipality’s decision history, a comparable-licensee benchmark or a declared default — each visibly labelled for review.
The upload flow reads XLSX, CSV and PDF files, presents the interpreted totals and mappings, and waits for acceptance before adding canonical facts to the municipal workspace.
A saved scenario remembers its data year, drivers and result. Adjust losses, purchase costs or return assumptions, compare against the base case, then re-run on the latest accepted data.
A number is only useful when the municipality can explain where it came from, who confirmed it and which document supports it.
Onboard municipalities, see progress across the portfolio and identify where support is needed.
Collect evidence, run the model, design tariffs and move the submission through sign-off.
Use a phone or desktop to inspect assumptions, flags, source documents and readiness.