Three kinds of audit
- Tariff audit: whether your electricity, gas and water tariffs, capacity and contract structure suit how you actually use energy.
- Billing audit: a review of historic invoices to find and recover overcharges, misapplied levies and estimated billing errors.
- Consumption audit: half hourly data reviewed to find out of hours waste, unusual peaks and sites that stand out.
What you receive
A plain English report with findings, the money recovered or saved, and a prioritised list of actions. No jargon, and no recommendations you cannot act on.
Audit first, then procure
An audit before a renewal often changes the answer: the right capacity, the right tariff structure and accurate data all feed a better contract.
Common questions
What is the difference between an audit and bill validation?
Bill validation checks invoices as they arrive. An audit looks back at history, tariffs and consumption to find money you have already overpaid and structural savings.
Do you audit water?
Yes. We audit water tariffs and consumption alongside energy, and recover overcharges where we find them.
What does an audit cost?
It depends on the size of the estate. We agree the scope and fee up front, and many audits are paid for by what they recover.
Want a second pair of eyes on your accounts?
We audit energy and water accounts for organisations of any size. Tell us about your sites.
Audit my accountsThis page is general information, not advice on your specific circumstances. Contract terms, charges and scheme rules change, so it is worth confirming the detail for your sites before making a decision.