Requirements and Limitations
The following data requirements and limitations apply to all utilities and business customers enrolled in Weekly Energy Updates, within the Business Customer Engagement Proactive Alerts Cloud Service.
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Requirements
Utility Requirements
Category |
Description |
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Scale |
The number of communications sent may be affected by attrition, opt-outs, customer eligibility, and data availability. |
Language |
Not all languages and locales are supported at this time. Contact your Oracle Utilities Sales Representative to confirm that alerts are available in your market. |
Other Product Requirements |
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Customer Requirements
Category |
Description |
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Billing Frequency |
Monthly or bi-monthly. |
Data Delivery Frequency |
Daily. The utility must be able to deliver customer data to Oracle Utilities within 72 hours (48 hours from the last data read of the day). Data must be sent to Oracle Utilities in the right schema and according to the Oracle Utilities Opower Interval Data Transfer Standards. |
Data Requirements |
Billing Data: Billed usage data from the utility is required. AMI Data: The customer must have AMI data for the last two weeks. Hourly or more granular data is required. Weekly Energy Updates will not be sent without this level of data granularity. Customer Contact Information: The utility must be able to provide contact information for the customer if auto-enrollment is being used. Email Address: The customer must have a valid email address. |
Data Coverage |
By default, at least 50% coverage is required for the last two weeks, the highest day in the customer’s last week, and the last day of the week. |
Supported Fuels |
Electric-only, gas-only, and dual-fuel customers are supported. |
Other Limitations
- Customer Service Limitation: Customer Service Representatives may not be able to determine why a customer did not receive a Weekly Energy Update. In such cases, an issue should be logged in My Oracle Support.
- Service Points Limitation: The customer must only have one service point for each meter type. For example, dual-fuel customers must have exactly one electricity and one gas service point, while single-fuel customers must only have one service point.