For the property manager
With Group Link One's individual metering, water and gas consumption for each apartment is finally measured for real. The bill becomes fair, the resident tracks their own usage through the app, and you stop being the target of complaints about the bill.
Each unit pays for what it measured, not an equal share.
Clear per-apartment data keeps you out of the conflict.
Installed over the meter the building already has.
You know this conversation
Without per-apartment metering, the building's water bill is split equally. Someone living alone pays the same as the family of five upstairs, and every month someone complains about it to the property manager.
Individual metering solves it at the root: each apartment gets its own measured consumption. The bill stops being an estimate and becomes a number, and the argument over "who used what" loses its point.
Whoever saves ends up paying for a neighbor's waste, and takes the complaint to the assembly.
Without tracking consumption through the month, the amount only shows up on the invoice, when it's too late to act.
A leak inside an apartment can go unnoticed for months and weigh on everyone's bill.
Every question about the water bill lands on you, with no clear data to show each resident.
For the property manager
Per-apartment consumption data keeps you out of billing disputes and organizes the building's water and gas management in one place.
Each apartment pays for what it measured. With the number in hand, the conversation about consumption loses force and you're out of the conflict.
Track consumption by apartment, block and condominium, spot the biggest spenders and act before the building moves up a tariff bracket.
Get notified when any point consumes well above normal, a possible sign of a leak or irregularity.
The devices are compatible with the main meter brands and installed with no additional infrastructure in the building.
More autonomy for the resident
With the app, each resident sees their own apartment's consumption on their phone. That resolves most questions before they ever reach the property manager.
The resident sees the unit's current status, the estimated cost from the local utility, and the projection for the end of the month, without looking up rates or doing the math.
A short reading reports the month's trend using the meter's real numbers and suggests a concrete action while there's still time to change the outcome.
The month's consumption is converted into environmental impact and how many trees would offset that amount, with an automatic monthly summary for the resident.
The app flags the days with the highest consumption relative to the average and points to the likely cause, with a practical tip. The spike stops being a random number and gets an explanation.

Simple, from the meter to the app
No photos, no meter reader knocking on your door. Each apartment's consumption reaches you, and the resident, automatically.
Installed over each apartment's water or gas meter, with no need to replace the building's meter.
A small sensor on each meter transmits consumption over Group Link One's collaborative network, with no antennas or gateways in the building.
You see consumption by apartment, block and building, with the bill ready for closing.
Each resident tracks their own consumption on their phone, with history and alerts.
Next step
Our team explains how it works and shows what changes in your building, from the billing split to the resident app, with no obligation.