Many property owners in Israel manage multiple housing units within the same property.
In many cases there is one electricity meter for the entire building or a division by units. This means the landlord needs to calculate every month:
• How much each tenant consumed • The current price per kWh • How to split the bill fairly
Doing this manually leads to calculation errors, disputes with tenants, and wasted time that could be spent on managing the investment itself.
Many landlords find themselves checking old bills every month, searching for the updated kWh price, and trying to figure out how much each tenant owes. Instead of manual calculations, there's a much simpler way.




