Tango Energy & Sustainability dashboards are well regarded as flexible, customizable, and graphical top level views of a client’s most important KPIs and actionable insights. Tango allows users to select multiple dashboard widgets to personalize their home screen module, as well as the ability to assign views to other users. Assigning key stakeholders, various tenants, or internal team members to different dashboards streamlines sustainability and energy operationalization efficiency within your organization. 

How it works 

Featured widgets and KPIs are interchangeable, allowing you to pick from a library of drop down options for easy access to data. Users can also choose whether they want the widget to roll up at an asset level or at the meter account level, and dictate the calendarized basis. 

User Defined Hierarchical Asset/Property Management capabilities also apply to the dashboard module. This flexible container construct allows clients to set up an organizational structure that best allows users to navigate properties on the dashboard. Whether by region, sub region, city, address, division or even customizable groupings where you can group similar facilities together (i.e. manufacturing plants vs. office buildings)

Use Cases

Creating differentiated dashboards for use by all roles and teams within an organization is a key benefit of this Tango feature. Each user persona may wish to display different performance indicators pertinent to their role. Examples of widgets used on dashboards include:

• Sustainability managers and analysts:
  • Overall portfolio performance with each commodity usage and cost (electric, chilled water, steam, water & sewer, natural gas, refuse, recycling, etc.) 
  • Renewable Offsets Vs. Consumption (showing electricity purchased from grid, generated RECs, purchased RECs)
  • GHG emissions by each source 
  • Energy star Portfolio Manager scores
• Energy Manager/Procurement
  • Supply component trends
  • Property locations
• Operations: Facility/Property/Asset Manager
  • Electric, natural gas, and water performance
  • Performance comparison charts 
• Engineers
  • Peak load
  • M&V savings
  • Local Law compliance
  • Meter readings
• Accounting/Finance
  • Budget Variance
  • Recent updates to invoices
  • Property locations view

Importance

This feature is important for clients that value clear visualization and rolled up summaries of their energy usage and sustainability progress- as well as for those that prioritize efficient operationalization of energy and sustainability goals. The dashboards can help define which metrics are most relevant to which business teams across the organization through the personalized home pages, ultimately providing clarity and purpose when it comes to energy transition plans and sustainability goal implementation.