October 14, 2026
Published October 15, 2026

Watts reports

Sharing reports

You can now share a Watts report with colleagues or user groups. Find the report in My Reports, choose Share, and select the people or groups who should see it. Recipients see the report immediately. If they want to adjust it, they can save their own copy without changing yours.

Save As New from My Reports

Spotted a saved report that's close to what you need for a new purpose? Select it in My Reports and choose Save As New Report to create an independent copy. The original stays untouched and the copy is ready to customize right away.

Template column preview

Each template in the template picker now shows the columns and data fields the report will produce before you generate it. Pick the right template on the first try without running a test generation to find out what's in it.

Larger row limit

Watts reports can now hold up to 10,000 rows, up from 500. Build the extensive reports you need without your data getting cut off.

Recent Reports includes Watts reports

Recent Reports now shows Watts reports alongside standard reports. Any Watts report you've viewed in the past 120 days appears in the list, so you can get back to your most-used reports in one place.

Interval data alerts

Get notified when an interval data channel meets a condition you set. Choose a Total Over Time alert to be notified when use over a 60-minute, 24-hour, 7-day, or 28-day interval reaches a total, or an Above/Below Threshold alert to be notified every time a reading goes above or below a value.

Create an alert in three steps and apply it to all eligible channels at once. Then manage your alerts from the Interval Data Alerts page, where you can filter, edit, and delete them in bulk. 

The Interval Data Meter Status page also shows how many alerts are enabled for each meter.

Interval data comparison chart

When you select a comparison period (preceding period or same period last year) in the interval data Powerview, the comparison data now plots directly on the chart alongside the current period. See the two periods side by side at a glance instead of relying on the data table alone.