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AI-native compliance and data intelligence for renewable energy assetsEvery energy asset, verified for life.

One record of every meter, solar array, hot water plant and battery. AI reads it every day and says what's wrong. For embedded networks, land-lease communities and battery projects.

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The picture beside this text is a field of squares, one for each asset on record. Five are marked, as sample data: a hot water tank at 57.8 °C, a meter wired the wrong way, a battery project at 96.8% availability, an export limit with no evidence, and a hold point passed after a witnessed test.

Each square is an asset on record. Sample data

Live today · figures as of October 2026

energy assets monitored daily
2,300+
meter readings checked
194M
rebate projects checked
10,000+

The problem

Every energy asset reports on itself. Almost no one reads it.

After handover, a mis-wired meter can bill for a year before anyone notices.

Compliance isn't a certificate at handover. It's reading the data, every day.

The record

Bring every asset onto one record.

Meter data, portals, controllers, contracts and job packs, in whatever shape they arrive. Cleaned, checked at the door, and kept with their source and version.

  • Meter datanem12_2026-08.csv · daily
  • Inverters and batteriesportal · api sync · 5 min
  • Hot water plantplant controller · 15 min
  • Contracts and approvalsconnection_agreement.pdf · 64 pp
  • Job packsinstall_villa41.zip · photos, CES

Checked at the door

  • senderallowedok
  • fileNEM12, completeok
  • duplicate2 files → 1ok
  • assetmatchedok
  • quarantine1 for a personheld

one record · v212+318 facts today · 2 conflicts sent to a person

  • every fact · source and version attached
  • compare any two versions
  • a correction is a new fact
  1. Approvalv1 · planning approval
  2. Installationv14 · job pack, CES
  3. Commissioningv31 · witnessed tests
  4. Rebatev48 · STC claim
  5. Operationv212 · now
One record across the whole life of the asset.
Sample data

The checks

Hold every asset to what it owes.

Every check compares what the record expects with what the data shows, under the rule in force when the asset was installed. Unknown is never a pass.

Today's checks

Sample data
Five sample checks, each comparing what was expected with what was found
AssetExpectedFoundResultNext
Harbour Towers · tank 260.0 °C or aboveAS/NZS 3500.4 · pack v357.8 °C since 22 Septank 2 sensor · 15 minFailWork order WO-1182 open, technician on site
Villa 41 · metersolar generation recordedmetering pack v40.0 kWh generated, 6.8 kWh a day exportednem12 · 1–31 AugFailHeld from billing, waiting for a person
Villa 63 · export limit5 kW limit, evidencedAS/NZS 4777 · pack v2no document on recordjob pack · 12 ppUnknownEvidence requested from the installer
Boulder Creek BESS · availability97.5% or above this quarterEPC · schedule 496.8% to dateplant control feedReviewShortfall notice drafted, waiting for a person
Hold point 4 · connectiontest witnessed and signedconnection agreementtest report p.3, signed 12 Septest_report_hp4.pdfPassHold point released

Rules written from

  • AS/NZS 3500.4Heated water services
  • AS/NZS 4777Inverters and export limits
  • AS/NZS 5139Battery installations
  • AEMO NEM12Interval meter data
  • CER · SRESSmall-scale rebates (STCs)
  • Your instrumentsContracts, approvals and warranties

Intelligence

Put AI to work on the record.

Six agents read the record all day. They catch an asset drifting, explain why, and prepare the fix. They advise; they never decide.

  1. Monitoring

    Watches every reading for an asset drifting off what it should do.

  2. Compliance

    Checks each asset against what it owes, and chases missing evidence.

  3. Advisor

    Explains why, and what it costs to wait.

  4. Work orders

    Drafts the job with the evidence attached; a person issues it.

  5. Assistant

    Answers questions about any site, asset or month, with sources.

  6. Data steward

    Finds gaps, duplicates and conflicts, and asks a person to settle them.

Ask the recordHarbour Towers · v212

> why is the hot water plant using 18% more energy this month?

Monitoring and advisor · 3 sources

Heat pump HP-2 has been in fault since 22 Sep. The backup elements are heating tank 2 alone, and it's holding at 57.8 °C, under the 60 °C it must reach. WO-1182 is open; a technician is on site.

  • Evidence
  • HP-2 alarm log · 22 Sep 05:10
  • tank 2 sensor · 1–30 Sep
  • WO-1182
  • > which meters look mis-wired this month?
  • > which homes have a recalled battery?
  • > what does the EPC say about availability after year two?
  • > what changed between the draft and the approved bill run?
Every answer cites its sourcesSample data

Our AI agents are built on Docy Agent OS, open source at opendocy.com. Every action goes into a tamper-evident log.

How it decides

AI reads. Rules decide. People approve.

AI reads. Agents say what they found, with the source attached. Evidence, never the verdict.

Rules decide. Written, versioned rules judge the numbers and dates. Nothing else does.

People approve. Whatever the rules can't settle waits for a person, whose name goes on the decision.

> is Villa 41's meter wired correctly?

Read
nem12_2026-08.csv · 8,928 intervals · install_villa41.zip
Match
meter to Villa 41 · 6.6 kW solar · no battery
Expect
solar generation on sunny days
Found
0.0 kWh generated · 6.8 kWh a day exported, 1–31 Aug
Rule
metering pack v4, in force on the install date
Result
fail · meter likely wired in reverse
Cite
feed rows 1,204–1,391 · CES p.2 · photo 7
Status
waiting for a person · Villa 41 held from billing
Replayable with any pack versionSample data

Who it's for

One platform for the people who run energy assets.

Different assets, different obligations, the same record, checks and agents.

Embedded network operators

Integrated energy data for every building.

Buildings with central solar, hot water and resident meters.

  • Solar yield checked against design and the weather
  • Hot water held to AS/NZS 3500.4: storage at 60 °C, plant efficiency, ring-main losses
  • Plant energy reconciled with resident meters before billing
  • Faults become work orders, closed when the readings recover

What you getPlant energy billed instead of lost, hot water that passes its audit, and faults fixed before residents call.

14 Quay St · 78 mL21 plant room · HP-2AlarmE-31 compressor fault since 22 Sep 05:10technician on site since 09:40 · WO-1182Roof · PV-B westWarningshaded after 15:40 · MPPT 2 11% low22.1 kW nowL14 · Apt 14.03Warningread rejected: count went backwardsL9 · Apt 9.12Offlinehot water meter: no data since 20 SepL4 · Apt 4.07Warningmeter replaced 18 Aug: check the first readHarbour Towers · nowNormalload 99.6 kW · solar 58.4 kW · grid 41.2 kWhot water flow 61.8 °C · return 57.2 °CSample data

Land-lease community owners

Every home's meter, solar and battery, checked.

Homes with a meter, solar and often a battery.

  • Every home's NEM12 data checked before billing
  • Mis-wired meters, stopped solar, missing and estimated reads
  • Warranties, recalls and rebate evidence held for every home
  • The month signed off by a person, with a name on it

What you getBills right the first time, and the evidence for every home's warranty, recall and rebate in one place.

In use today · Verifield metering

Villa 41 · meterAlarm exports 6.8 kWh a day, generation 0.0 wired the wrong way, 1 to 31 Aug Villa 17 · rooftop solarWarning flat since 19 Aug after 7.2 kWh a day Villas 102 and 131 · metersOffline no readings from 24 Aug shown as missing, never as zero Sample community · AugustNormal 183 homes · 178 meters normal month ready to sign off after 4 decisions Sample data

Battery project owners

What the project owes, held against the contracts.

Batteries whose contracts set what they must deliver.

  • Obligations from the EPC, connection agreement, offtake and approvals
  • Commissioning hold points released by witnessed tests
  • Availability, efficiency and state of health against guarantees
  • Claims and notices with the evidence attached

What you getHold points released on evidence, shortfall notices out on time, and claims that hold up.

Block C · rack 12Alarm cell temperature 48 °C, limit 45 °C advice drafted: derate and inspect Availability · this quarterWarning 96.8% against 97.5% guaranteed shortfall notice drafted for approval Connection · hold point 4Normal released 12 Sep after a witnessed test HP5 energisation due 3 Oct HP1 HP2 HP3 HP4 HP5 Sample project · 100 MW / 200 MWh · commissioning hold points Sample data

Getting started

One site first. Nothing to install.

Start with the site you worry about most.

  • Reads what you run

    Metering, inverter and battery portals, hot water controllers, billing and documents, where they are.

  • One site, one month

    Send one site's documents and a month of its data. We show you what Verifield finds.

  • Then the rest of the portfolio

    Once the first site has paid for itself, add the others.

Security by design

  • Hosted in Australia
  • Reads your systems, never writes to them
  • Your data kept apart from every other client's
  • Every fact with its source and version
  • Every decision with a person's name
  • The record belongs to you
Security

Questions

Questions operators ask us.

What is Verifield AI?

A compliance and data intelligence platform for renewable energy assets. One record of every meter, solar array, hot water plant and battery, checked against its design, its contracts and the standard, with AI that reads it every day. A Docy AI company.

Who is Verifield for?

Embedded network operators running buildings with central solar and hot water plant, land-lease community owners with a meter, solar and often a battery on every home, and owners of utility-scale and commercial battery projects.

What does the AI do?

Six agents watch the readings, chase missing evidence, explain what's happening, draft work orders and answer questions about any site. They advise; a person decides.

Does AI make the decisions?

No. AI reads and explains. Written, versioned rules decide pass or fail. Anything they can't settle goes to a person, and every decision carries a name.

What can we use today?

Verifield's metering, including its Energy Register, is live with a land-lease operator, monitored daily. Rebate compliance checking is in production with an accredited energy compliance certifier: more than 10,000 projects and 5.8 million certificates checked. Embedded-network buildings and battery projects run on the same platform, starting with a pilot on one site.

Where is our data kept?

In Australia. Verifield reads your systems and never writes to them, keeps each client's data apart from every other client's, and records the source and version of every fact.

Our data is a mess. Can we still start?

Yes. That's usually where we start. Verifield processes, cleans and analyses the data as it arrives, in whatever shape your providers send it, and tells you what it couldn't settle.

Do we have to replace our systems?

No. Verifield works on top of what you already run: metering data providers, inverter and battery portals, hot water controllers, billing and document stores. It reads their data and keeps the record in one place.

How do we start, and what does it cost?

Start with one site: its documents and a month of its data. Pricing depends on your sites and assets. Book a demo or email us and we'll put a proposal together.

One site. Verifield.

Its documents and a month of its data. We'll show you what Verifield finds.

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