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HEAT (Hancock Energy Audit Software) by Hancock Software

DESCRIPTION

HEAT is the residential energy audit App for the iPad.

HEAT is used by independent Energy Auditors, Energy Service Companies, States, and Agencies to quickly and accurately model home energy usage and project potential savings from weatherization improvements while at the client site. Specializing in Low-Income Program audits, HEAT accurately calculates single family homes, multi-family buildings, and mobile homes.

HEAT can be used independently on your iPad, or integrated with Hancock Energy Software’s WAP Online System - the #1 online Weatherization Program Management tool in use by more than 200 agencies.

When used together as a hosted service, HEAT and WAP Online enable you to manage jobs from site assessment, through work order creation, measure installation, inspection, and invoicing. Making it the most comprehensive, yet most affordable Energy Auditing and Weatherization Program Management solution.

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HEAT Benefits: Maximizing Efficiency, Accuracy, and Transparency

Focus on the job, not the paperwork.

●Quickly and accurately model home energy usage and project potential savings from weatherization at the client site.

●Data entry screens capture all critical weatherization variables, such as heating/ cooling, attic, and ventilation.

●Use offline while at the client site, and then upload client data to the centralized HES’s WAP Online system or to your own database

●Replaces paper audits and cuts audit time by guiding auditors through the required tasks

●Enables more audits per day and faster ramp up of new auditors

Higher accuracy

●Captures all audit details including home dimensions, site conditions, and test results

●Automates complex calculations

●Uploads data directly to the WAP Online system or your own database

Greater transparency

●Integration with WAP Online provides an audit trail of program activities across program managers, agencies, field auditors, inspectors and funding sources.

●Ties audit information to improvement actions and subsequent labor and material costs