Finance
Relate revenue and owner payouts to accepted settlement obligations.
Tracerr helps settlement managers at flexibility operators model expected revenue from electricity markets and validate incoming settlements against it. When the numbers differ, a connected view of the result, checks, calculations, and source data helps pinpoint the cause.
Electricity settlement depends on actions and data from the transmission system operator (TSO), suppliers, and internal trading and operations teams. If the received amount differs from expectations, the cause may lie in an input, calculation, allocation, or counterparty result. The settlement manager must find where the issue began before deciding whether to correct, challenge, or accept it.
Tracerr connects the received result to expected calculations, checks, and source data, so an investigation starts with the difference rather than a hunt across files and systems.
Tracerr helps you validate that a fix has taken effect in subsequent reconciliation runs, from R1 through RF. Compare each new result with the earlier settlement and trace any remaining difference.
Tracerr links time-series inputs to calculations and settlement streams. Closure review shows which result was accepted for a period and the evidence behind it.
Each team asks a different question. Tracerr keeps the period, scope, version, and evidence visible so their answers can be reconciled to the settlement decision.
Relate revenue and owner payouts to accepted settlement obligations.
Compare settled revenue with the expectations behind a strategy.
Understand revenue by asset and product, and why an amount differs from expectations.
Answer customer questions with the underlying settlement evidence.