Wattif

Shopping Centres

Your tenants don't know what their space costs.
You can't prove what you're delivering.

You manage the facility. Tenants run their businesses. Energy sits in between — too complex for tenants to understand, too fragmented for you to report on. Wattif gives both sides the picture.

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Your tenants and staff already see the problems

Tenants notice when their space is uncomfortable. Centre staff notice equipment running for empty zones. Sense Tags capture both — and Wattif connects it to consumption data per tenancy.

Zones

Tenant Zone A (Cafe)Tenant Zone B (Fashion)Food CourtCommon CorridorPlant RoomCar Park L2

Tenants and staff tap to report

🌡️ Too hot / cold
⚡ Equipment running empty
💡 Lights after hours
🔊 Equipment noise
💨 Poor air quality
⚠️ Something wrong

Today's reports

2:15 PM

Tenant (Cafe): My space is hot every afternoon. Customers leave.

6:30 PM

Tenant (Fashion): AC turned off but we're open until 9

10:45 PM

Security: Food court fully lit. Every tenant closed 45 min ago

7:00 AM

Maintenance: Plant room chiller sounds rough on startup

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The cafe tenant's afternoon heat maps to west-facing glass — solar gain, not HVAC failure. Fashion tenant's AC cuts off at 6 PM but their lease says 9 PM — scheduling mismatch. Food court lighting waste: 3+ hours nightly.

What Wattif sends you

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Scheduling mismatch: Fashion tenant (Zone B) AC off at 6 PM. Lease says 9 PM. This has been happening nightly for 3+ months.

6:35 PM

Tenant consumption report: Cafe at 3x cost per sqm vs fashion. Food court lighting running 3 hrs past last close. 4 scheduling mismatches found across tenancies.

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How Wattif understands your operations

Wattif starts with your centre — tenant mix, trading hours, lease obligations. Then it connects what tenants and staff report to what the data shows.

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Your centre

Tenant mix and trading hours

Common area scope and HVAC zones

Sub-metering setup per tenancy

Lease energy obligations

Wattif asks about your tenant mix, trading hours, common area scope, sub-metering setup, and lease energy obligations. It needs to understand how your centre operates before diagnosing where the energy goes.

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Tenant-level analysis

Cafe: 3x cost per sqm vs neighbours

Solar gain driving afternoon load

Fashion: AC off 3 hrs before lease end

Scheduling mismatch, not tenant issue

Food court: 3 hrs lighting after close

Fixed timer, not occupancy-based

Wattif finds which tenancies cost most per sqm, which tenants are losing comfort (and customers) from scheduling mismatches, and where common area waste runs after trading hours.

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Prioritised action

Priority actions

Fix scheduling mismatches

Tenant satisfaction — immediate impact

Address common area waste

Your cost — after-hours HVAC and lighting

Recommend sub-metering

Per-tenant visibility where missing

Fix scheduling mismatches first — tenant satisfaction is immediate. Address common area waste next — that’s your cost. Recommend sub-metering where it’s missing so you can track per-tenant consumption going forward.

How Wattif thinks about your centre

Not dashboards. Not temperature alarms. Continuous reasoning across tenant zones, common areas, and operational data.

The cafe pays the same rent but uses 3x the energy of the fashion store next door. Now both sides know.

Wattif ranks every tenancy by consumption and cost per square metre. It breaks down which tenant types draw the most, which ones are outliers, and whether that correlates with trading hours, equipment, or building orientation. Landlords get evidence. Tenants get visibility.

What Wattif watches

Per-tenancy consumption ranked by kWh and cost per sqm

Cost per sqm by tenant type (food vs fashion vs services)

Tenant energy trends month-over-month

Outlier tenancies flagged with contributing factors

How Wattif acts in your centre

Four ways Wattif takes action. Each one logged, verified, and reported on WhatsApp.

Tenant comfort issue traced and fixed. Scheduling mismatch corrected.

The fashion tenant reports AC cutting off at 6 PM. Their lease says 9 PM. Wattif traces it to an HVAC schedule that doesn’t match the lease agreement. It flags the mismatch, recommends the fix, and verifies it’s resolved. Tenant satisfaction restored. Evidence logged.

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New issue detected: Tenant scheduling mismatch. Detected: Fashion tenant (Zone B) reporting AC cuts off at 6 PM. Lease specifies trading hours until 9 PM. Investigated: HVAC schedule for Wing B set to off at 6 PM. Lease agreement says 9 PM. This has been happening for at least 3 months based on complaint pattern. Root cause: HVAC schedule doesn’t match lease trading hours. Recommended: Extend Wing B HVAC to 9:30 PM (30 min buffer). Estimated cost is modest relative to tenant satisfaction impact.

Fix it. And check if any other tenants have the same problem.

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Done. Wing B HVAC extended to 9:30 PM. Checked all tenancies: 3 other tenants have lease hours that extend past their zone’s HVAC schedule. Sending you the full mismatch report. I’ll monitor tenant complaints for the next 2 weeks to verify the fix.

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Scheduling mismatch fixed: Wing B HVAC now runs to 9:30 PM to match lease hours. 3 other mismatches identified — report sent.

Day 1

Update: Zero comfort complaints from Fashion tenant this week. First complaint-free week in 3 months.

Day 7

Verified: All 4 scheduling mismatches corrected. Tenant comfort complaints down across the centre.

Day 14
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3x
energy variance between tenants in the same centre
$12/sqm
hidden cost of scheduling mismatches per tenant
200+
tenant brands reachable through one centre relationship

At portfolio scale

Every tenancy benchmarked

Per-tenant consumption ranked. Cost per sqm by category. Which tenancies are outliers and why. Evidence for lease discussions and outgoings reconciliation.

Tenant satisfaction evidence

Comfort complaints matched to operational data. Evidence that scheduling is right. When a tenant says ‘my shop is too hot,’ you have the data showing whether it’s a facility issue or a perception.

Landlord reporting

Centre-level energy performance with tenant breakdown. Vacancy cost. After-hours waste. Ready for board reporting, ESG, or asset management reviews.

Channel to brands

A cafe chain tenant seeing their data here wants it for all 80 locations. That’s a chain networks customer. One centre relationship unlocks an entire brand portfolio.

Your tenants run their business.
Give them the energy picture too.

Wattif gives every tenant visibility into their consumption and gives you the evidence to prove what you're delivering. Centre-wide intelligence from day one.

Get your centre diagnosed — free

No hardware required. Works with existing sub-meters.