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Data Collection & Input

Asset & portfolio data

Adding assets & asset groups

Learn how to add assets to Scaler, including required fields, asset structure, and optional grouping for reporting and analytics workflows.

Active vs. inactive assets

Explains how active and inactive asset statuses work in Scaler, how they affect analytics, reporting, and billing, and when each should be used.

Joint venture assets: setup and data collection guide

How to configure joint venture assets in Scaler, covering partial floor area and shared financial stake scenarios, with GRESB reporting guidance.

Building units: Setting up & entering data

Guide to creating and managing building units in the Data Collection Portal, including required fields, floor areas, certifications, and meter linking.

Using custom fields in Scaler

This article explains how custom fields work in Scaler, including where they are created, how they are enabled, and when they should (and should not) be used.

Custom calculations: formulas, reference tables, and emission factors

Replace external Excel logic with Scaler-native calculations. Covers custom consumption formulas, reference tables, and editable emission factors, with worked examples for postal-code-driven estimation.

Property-type mapping (GRESB, CRREM, ULI, ESPM)

Reference tables showing how Scaler's property types map to CRREM, ULI, and ESPM taxonomies and how pathway coverage is determined.

Recording certifications on assets

Add, edit, and manage certifications on your assets — including energy ratings, operational, design/construction categories, and GRESB renewable energy contracts.

Add your first asset

Add a single asset and the core fields Scaler needs: name, country, property type, and floor area. For asset groups and bulk upload, see the full guide.

Meters & consumption

Meters & consumption in Scaler: Overview

A conceptual overview of how meters and consumption data work in Scaler, including meter types, related data, and how to prepare for detailed meter setup.

Setting up physical meters

Learn how to set up physical meters in Scaler, including meter details, monitoring methods, and consumption data entry via platform, spreadsheet, or data requests.

Setting up calculated meters

Explains how to configure calculated meters within Scaler to generate derived consumption values, ratios, or intensities from existing meter data.

Meter setup scenarios & examples

A visual reference guide for setting up meters in Scaler, showing which dropdown options to select for common and non-standard real-world metering scenarios.

Using Meters & Consumption

Learn how to use Meters & Consumption to monitor data coverage, identify high-impact gaps, and quickly manage meters and consumption across your portfolio.

Energy, water & waste subcategory & source definitions

Definitions for Scaler’s standard energy, water, and waste resource types, including how they are categorised and mapped to GRESB.

Inputting cost data and energy spend intensity

How to enter energy cost data in Scaler and how it drives energy spend and energy spend intensity analytics.

Reporting district heating & cooling (DHC) and heat pump systems

How to configure meters in Scaler for heat pump and DHC systems, covering data scenarios including unknown output and net energy reporting.

Fluorinated gases (f-gas)

A guide to entering F-gas data in Scaler, understanding how emissions are calculated, and accessing F-gas reporting across frameworks.

Site vs. source energy: What to use for reporting in Scaler

Defines the difference between site and source energy in Scaler and how each metric impacts energy analysis and reporting

Data coverage & reliability

Scaler data coverage methodology

Understand how Scaler calculates meter-level data coverage for quality assurance, gap detection, and data collection prioritisation.

GRESB data coverage methodology

Understand how GRESB data coverage is calculated in Scaler for reporting and analytics aligned with the GRESB Real Estate methodology.

How to achieve 100% data coverage

Learn how to achieve complete data coverage by understanding what needs to be true for both GRESB-aligned and Scaler data coverage metrics.

Using the Consumption Coverage tool

Track monthly data completeness across your portfolio's energy, water, and waste meters to identify gaps and prioritize data collection efforts.

Configuring maximum floor area coverage settings

Learn how to set portfolio and asset-level maximum coverage defaults — eliminating the need for placeholder meters in GRESB and other reporting outputs.

Data reliability methodology

Learn how Scaler evaluates data reliability and data quality, how your data reliability score is calculated, and how monitoring methods affect scoring and ESG reporting frameworks including INREV SDDS.

Estimated consumption data in Scaler

Overview of Scaler's two estimation models — meter-level linear extrapolation and the GRESB estimation model — and how estimated data appears in analytics and reports.

Meter-level linear extrapolation methodology

Understand the methodology Scaler uses to estimate missing meter data with linear extrapolation — the model steps, confidence scoring, and where estimates appear.