Questions, answered.

Emissionfy is an energy analytics platform that sits on top of energy meters. It turns raw electrical readings into clear statistics on power, consumption, power quality and cost, and highlights what changed so you can act on it.

The platform works together with our own hardware: Ecobora energy meters and UPISHI smart controllers for institutional cookers.

Schools and institutions, commercial and industrial facilities, clean cooking programmes and energy partners. In short, any organisation that pays for electricity across one or more sites and wants to know where every unit goes.

Emissionfy is designed and built in Nairobi around local realities: single and three phase supply, phase imbalance, power interruptions and unreliable network coverage.

Our devices are designed to keep recording through connectivity drops, and our team installs and supports deployments locally.

Existing customers sign in at iot.emissionfy.com. Accounts are set up for your organisation when your sites are onboarded. If you need access, ask your organisation administrator or contact our team.

Live and historical active power, energy consumption, voltage, current, power factor and frequency, broken down per phase and per device. Consumption is also shown as estimated cost so you can see the bill before it arrives.

Yes. Devices stream readings to Emissionfy continuously over MQTT, so dashboards reflect what is happening on site as it happens. If a device loses connection, its readings are sent once the connection returns.

Yes. All your meters and UPISHI controllers appear in a single view, with their status, so you can compare sites, buildings and devices side by side.

Yes. Reports can be exported to Excel and PDF, with daily, weekly and monthly summaries by site, device and phase. They are ready to share with management, boards or funders.

Your data is only visible to user accounts within your organisation. Our team accesses it only to support your deployment. For specific security or data protection requirements, get in touch and we will walk you through our setup.

Voltage, current, active power, energy, power factor and frequency, per phase. Readings stream to Emissionfy where they become dashboards, reports and insights.

Yes. Ecobora meters support both, so the same platform covers a small office on single phase and a campus or factory on three phase.

No. Your utility meter stays in place for billing. Ecobora is installed on your side of the supply to give you detailed, continuous visibility that a utility meter does not provide.

Installation is carried out by qualified electricians from our team or our installation partners. We assess your site, install and commission the devices, and confirm data is flowing before handover.

UPISHI is a smart controller for electric institutional cookers. Cooks select the meal and timer on a touchscreen, the controller switches power to the cooker, and every cooking session is recorded with its energy use and duration.

Electric institutional cookers on single or three phase supply, switching loads of up to 30A. Our team confirms compatibility during the site assessment.

UPISHI automatically cuts power to the cooker, so pots are not left on and energy is not wasted after a meal is ready.

Free Run lets the cooker run manually without a preset meal or timer. It is protected by a password so it is only used by authorised staff, and it is still recorded.

No. The kitchen keeps cooking without a connection. Sessions are stored on the device and sent to Emissionfy when the connection returns, so no records are lost.

Choose a live virtual demo with our team, or a recorded video tour you can watch and share at your own pace. Request either from our contact page.

Pricing depends on the number of sites and devices, the hardware you need and the installation involved. Tell us about your sites and we will prepare a quote.

Yes. We work with distributors, installers, utilities, institutions, clean cooking programmes, technology partners, researchers and funders.

Email or call our team in Nairobi, or send an inquiry through the contact page. Include your organisation and site name so we can help faster.