November 11, 2026
Published November 12, 2026

Bill upload age and audits

Upload age on bill and flag lists

You can now add an Upload Age column to bill lists and flag lists. It shows whether a bill's statement was Under 60 days or 60+ days old when it was imported. EnergyCAP compares the bill's statement date (or end date, if there's no statement date) to the received date for Bill Capture customers, or to the bill's create date for all other customers. This can help you focus your efforts on resolving flags on the most recent bills.

Bill Capture

Import errors keep Bill Capture details

When a Bill Capture import file has an error, the file now keeps all of its Bill Capture fields, including Processing method and Retrieval method. After the error is resolved and the file becomes a bill, those details carry over to the bill.

Watts reports

Author on shared reports

When someone shares a Watts report or standard report with you, the report's Shared badge now shows a tooltip with the author's name. If you have multiple shared reports with the same name, or you need to know who to contact about a report, the tooltip tells you without opening a support ticket.

Emissions fields

Watts reports now include more emissions fields. In addition to CO2e, you can report on individual greenhouse gases such as CO2, CH4, and N2O. You can also include market emissions and location emissions, the emission factor used, the global warming potential (GWP) factor applied (AR5), and emission record notes. Use these fields to build more detailed emissions reports.

Unsaved changes note

When you build or edit a Watts report, an Unsaved changes note now appears to the right of the Report Title field (and to the right of the Shared badge, if the report has one). It shows a status dot followed by the text, so you can tell at a glance whether what you see matches the saved report and save before you lose work.

The note appears for new reports and whenever you change a saved report, including through chat, filters, columns, or the title. It stays until you save successfully, even if you undo a change or a save fails.

Default bill filters exclude void, accrual, and chargeback bills

When a Watts report includes bills, it now shows only vendor bills that are not void or accruals. This means your report totals match what you see in the rest of EnergyCAP without you having to ask. To include void bills, accruals, or chargebacks, say so in your prompt.

Interval data alerts

You can now create and update interval data alerts in bulk using a spreadsheet. Export the spreadsheet template, fill in alert definitions, and import it back. The import validates unit and summarization compatibility and reports errors before they cause problems.

Vendors

All Vendors list

The new All Vendors page, under Vendors and Rates, gives you one searchable, filterable list of every vendor in your organization. Use it to confirm a vendor exists and see its accounts, rate schedules, remit address, and who created it and when, without opening vendors one at a time.

Search by vendor name or code, or by the name or code of an account. Use the All, Linked, and Unlinked filter to show vendors that do or don't have accounts. Select a vendor to go to its Overview, Accounts, or Properties. The list follows your Vendors display preference (name or code) and is read-only.

Account counts include active and inactive accounts within your cost center permissions. If you don't have permission to view accounts, the account count, account search, and Linked and Unlinked filter aren't available.