A non-transitory computer-readable medium for controlling a plurality of services for one or more facilities, comprising instructions stored thereon, that when executed by a processor, perform the steps of:
- causing a data store to receive a first meter catalog that identifies a first meter connected to the one or more facilities to perform at least one of controlling and monitoring provision of a first service of the plurality of services to the one or more facilities;
- causing the data store to receive a second meter catalog that identifies a second meter connected to the one or more facilities to perform at least one of controlling and monitoring provision of a second service of the plurality of services to the one or more facilities;
- causing the data store to receive first meter readings from the first meter, wherein the first meter readings are indicative of provision of the first service;
- causing the data store to receive second meter readings from the second meter, wherein the second meter readings are indicative of provision of the second service;
- automatically processing the first meter readings to provide first processed meter readings that are more accurately indicative of provision of the first service than the first meter readings;
- automatically processing the second meter readings to provide second processed meter readings that are more accurately indicative of provision of the second service than the second meter readings;
- causing a display screen to display the first processed meter readings and the second processed meter readings;
- causing an input device to receive input from a first user that establishes at least one of control of the first service and user reporting of the first service
- causing an input device to receive input from the first user that assigns a task to a second user to take an action in connection with at least one of the displayed processed meter readings;
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- causing a transmission device to transmit a signal to the second user, specifying the assigned task.