Ivy Energy

Multifamily solar billing software helps property owners and operators allocate onsite solar value to individual tenant units, generate transparent statements, collect payments, and track owner revenue. Ivy adds program management, support workflows, and reporting so onsite energy can become recurring NOI instead of operational overhead.

Onsite solar creates energy value at the property. With Ivy's tenant-level billing workflows, a portion of that value can be billed to participating tenants in a transparent way that preserves savings for tenants while generating recurring revenue for the owner. Utility obligations are still covered, and the remaining value becomes owner NOI.

Yes. Ivy's billing models are designed so tenants can receive transparent savings while owners generate revenue from onsite energy. The exact split depends on the billing structure, utility rates, participation, and site design.

Ivy supports multiple billing models so owners can match strategy to asset goals and local conditions, including dynamic savings (percentage-of-savings), lease-embedded solar billing, consumption-based billing (kWh allocation), and fixed discount plans. The right model depends on metering setup, tariff structure, regulatory environment, and owner objectives.

Yes. Ivy supports tenant-level solar and EV billing workflows for multifamily portfolios. This helps owners manage onsite energy programs in one operating model while improving reporting and visibility across the property.

Ivy helps owners operationalize onsite energy value through billing, reporting, and program workflows that support broader asset performance and compliance strategy. While Ivy is not a legal compliance certification tool, the platform can help owners better quantify and manage energy-related financial outcomes as part of BPS and Title 24 planning.

We ingest utility, meter, inverter, and EV data feeds (varies by site) and normalize them into billing- and audit-ready records. Ivy coordinates data access and handles ongoing data quality monitoring.

No. Tenants keep their existing utility relationship. Ivy bills for onsite energy benefits based on your program structure and local requirements.

Tenants receive a clear statement showing usage and savings. Payment can be collected through common rent portals or your preferred workflow, depending on your property configuration.

Most portfolios launch in phases. A single community can typically go live in weeks once data access and program rules are confirmed. Portfolio rollouts follow a repeatable playbook.

Yes. Ivy supports multi-state portfolios and adapts to market rules and billing structures. We'll confirm your specific tariffs and program requirements during the assessment.

Pricing is typically per unit and scales with portfolio size and services needed (billing, support, reporting, integrations). We'll provide a clear quote after the assessment.